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by he0001 8y ago
I guess he will be cool now...
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by he0001 8y ago
I don’t understand that people are still surprised that articles, particularly about complex issues, mess things up or gets facts wrong. I think a journalist context switches a lot (even in the same field) and it’s hard to get everything ri
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France fines Google $57M for European GDPR breach(reuters.com)
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by he0001 8y ago
I had two things in my mind when I read this: where the hell can get my hands on one and is it very smart to release a bacteria that obviously can survive 200 years in alcohol?
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by he0001 8y ago
>Overall, I think GraphQL is fine. But I also believe what we'll slowly discover is that "Company X" simply fucked up their REST API, then will look to GraphQL to solve all their problems. And it might solve some of them,
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by he0001 8y ago
To me that’s an indication that those lower layers aren’t lower layers.
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by he0001 8y ago
My tinfoil theory is that they actually succeed. By letting the democrats win the house the division is going to be even deeper, but them losing the senate put the whole country in a spiral of division. Putting a log on the fire sort of spe
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by he0001 8y ago
I would say the tech envy and the closely related “if we use this new technology X we will solve all our problems” instead of actually doing the hard work to be able.
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by he0001 8y ago
>When comparing apples to apples, GraphQL is amazing for rapidly iterating. Rapidly iterating what?
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by he0001 8y ago
I wonder how the predicted increase in life expectancy would effect this. I’d say the probability of getting cancer increases with age and then also more people will be ruined because of that, poverty in general will increase (if people sur
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The rise of non-microservices architectures(developers.redhat.com)
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by he0001 8y ago
I think there’s something that people mostly forget. Most of the times we are compairing microservices with monoliths but forget that almost all monoliths are much older than whatever microservice someone have recently built. Also whoever b
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by he0001 8y ago
Not sure that there’s such thing. I mean if you’re not persistent enough you won’t know if there’s a value to it. And if you are persistent enough you won’t know what the alternative would have been and if that would have been better than y
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by he0001 8y ago
Well yes but that’s not what we are talking about here. And “eventual consistency” is not “consistency”. And I would argue that “eventual consistency” is not consistent since it can result in fake states since it’s not consistent.
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by he0001 8y ago
Then you are saying that all the trouble Spanner goes through to actually be consistent is not needed? And by saying a AP system can be “consistent” there’s no need for a product as Spanner. Consistency is obviously a timing problem. Some
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by he0001 8y ago
So then its CAP not AP? CAP was about you can’t have them all?
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by he0001 8y ago
> I found myself amazingly productive with Razor Pages I'm curious, compared to what?
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Is it a whale? Is it a dolphin? 1-of-a-kind hybrid fascinates scientists(abcnews.go.com)
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by he0001 8y ago
I hear your pain but it wasn’t what I meant. It’s good to learn lessons and I understand that it’s hard to have them work together. But that’s the thing, having 7 incompatible websockets do suck. And that’s my point.
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by he0001 8y ago
Why does it have to be either one? Why not the possibility of choosing the implementation you want to solve the problem? A language where you could easily run whatever you want would have my vote. Not having it shoved down my throat (I’m lo
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by he0001 8y ago
You don't need to invade a country to conquer it.
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by he0001 8y ago
Why would disarming citizens make a difference?
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Neutrinos Linked with Cosmic Source for the First Time(quantamagazine.org)
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by he0001 8y ago
Docker works wonders if you don’t have a functioning app server or something equivalent. If you don’t have the possibility of deploying to an already functioning cluster, use docker. If you have an environment where you can’t “run everywher
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by he0001 8y ago
I ran some quick tests on Azure with an app which relies heavily on fast write ops. On a dedicated server with SDD this is very fast in the range of <1ms (in relation negible latency). But on Azure there were random spikes of >1s writ
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Overcoming (some) Spectre browser mitigations(alephsecurity.com)
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Applied Performance Theory(infoq.com)
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The Universe Is Not a Simulation, but We Can Now Simulate It(quantamagazine.org)
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by he0001 8y ago
How does that work in the case of fex Map<String,Optional<String>>?
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by he0001 8y ago
Inception.

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