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by glintik 4y ago
Covid didn’t hurt most of tech companies. Instead they got hot money and multiplied capitalization.
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by glintik 4y ago
Markets need to cool down sometimes to wipe out millions of ineffective businesses. Others will optimize their processes to cut off expenses. Real estate will be cheaper. These moments are positive.
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by glintik 4y ago
GraphQL reminds me XML or SOAP - too much overhead, complicated and user unfriendly for most of projects. Especially for small projects. JSON/YAML have beat XML, what will beat GraphQL? We need a modern, simple and easy to use extendab
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by glintik 4y ago
No jokes buddy. Today, millions have home local storage servers like QNAP which can run many webapps or scripts.
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by glintik 4y ago
One can seat on the server also!
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by glintik 4y ago
"One option is to purchase a hardware server and keep it on premises" - really? I expected something intelligent in the article, but this option looks too dumb.
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by glintik 5y ago
Cloud Jira saves a time and resources for many of developers. Also after removing self hosted version they can introduce true edge computing things and move Jira development to another level in terms of performance and scalability. And afte
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by glintik 5y ago
I guess “disabled” is a lie at this case.
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by glintik 5y ago
Is Atlassin’s CTO still working in a company? If yes, what his daily tasks?
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by glintik 5y ago
It’s not a mistake. Mistake is how they run cloud infra.
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by glintik 5y ago
The most undervalued thing that forgot even highly skilled engineers - KISS principle. That’s why you are burning out supporting such systems.
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by glintik 5y ago
Of course. Author just missed how CORS works :).
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by glintik 5y ago
In short - Good error message is a message with error details and context. I saved a time for you, guys.
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by glintik 5y ago
Best book is task description how to add small feature to your project. If it’s still clear and easy, then you don’t need to read any books about software complexity management ).
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by glintik 5y ago
> you can't, say, restart the server with no app downtime You can, on properly configured server. Cloud named cloud due to it allows to do such things - VM migration from one host to another one flawlessly.
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by glintik 5y ago
> Microservices are relatively new and unproven. They are so old, buddy, actually. Splitting monolith into services(not always been micro) is a natural evolution for any software.
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by glintik 5y ago
"Microservices had been sold to us as the ideal architectural for perhaps a year now." When he learn that there is no ideal architectural in software? )
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by glintik 5y ago
Zero stars - car body from paper?
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by glintik 5y ago
New business model from me - $0.01 per post/comment, $1 - per hating post/comment. Make world happy again!
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by glintik 5y ago
I think, you don't need to choose any other package manager because homebrew is the most mature thing on macos. Just disable autoupdate when installing something: HOMEBREW_NO_AUTO_UPDATE=1 brew install <formula>
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by glintik 5y ago
Just to add how to use it: HOMEBREW_NO_AUTO_UPDATE=1 brew install <formula>
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by glintik 5y ago
Upgrade homebrew itself AND other packages, see https://computingforgeeks.com/prevent-homebrew-auto-update-o...
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by glintik 5y ago
> And of course keep up to date on openssh patches and security advisories. What about 0-day security breaches? Often fix preparation takes months before been available to end users. All this time your system is vulnerable.
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by glintik 5y ago
Googling, stackoverflowing and copypasting.
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by glintik 6y ago
I’m trading, hedging, gambling, gaming and investing.
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by glintik 6y ago
Even if you know differences between HTTP 1 and 2 it will not help you with web developement at all. In some rare cases web engineer can get performance boost for client to load data more quickly, but usually nobody cares about this.
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by glintik 6y ago
To tell the truth, there are no questions about quality or stability in Apple's interview :). I think, they need introduce a new 3rd round about this.
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by glintik 6y ago
Lots of questions are definitely for Senior level engineers or even devops, i.e. - "HTTP 2 vs HTTP 1.1". There is nothing useful for junior level developer to know the difference of such low level things. Anyway, junior engineer w
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by glintik 6y ago
Apple's interview: lots of security questions. Reality: Macos security issue with blank root password. Knowledge != smart.
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by glintik 6y ago
Bad for business, bad for UK people, bad for EU people. UK authorities, are you still sane?

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