idiocratic

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A short tale of a read overflow(medium.com)
2 points by idiocratic 9y ago|0 comments
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Stimulus JS(stimulusjs.org)
2 points by idiocratic 9y ago|0 comments
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An Italian Song That Sounds Like English But Is Nonsense(atlasobscura.com)
373 points by idiocratic 9y ago|209 comments
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by idiocratic 9y ago
Regarding logs, I found this quite useful: https://github.com/johanhaleby/kubetail
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by idiocratic 9y ago
I think this is the same reason a green build is in fact a blue one in Jenkins by default. It was developed by a Japanese programmer.
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by idiocratic 9y ago
Maybe it's my bias, being Italian and finding really great pizzas for cheap prices basically anywhere. In the US it might be another story.
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by idiocratic 9y ago
Wait a second... these guys make supermarket-grade pizza using "Jira and Kanban"?! This world has some serious problems.
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To slice stories, first make sure they are TOO BIG(gojko.net)
1 points by idiocratic 10y ago|0 comments
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by idiocratic 10y ago
Not in the slightest
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by idiocratic 11y ago
Are you hiring?
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by idiocratic 11y ago
a relatively newcomer in the space is Nomad by Hashicorp, very promising and with simpler architecture. Of course it makes even more sense if used in conjunction with Consul and Atlas from the same company. It's still young and buggy t
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Nomad – A Distributed, Highly Available, Datacenter-Aware Scheduler(nomadproject.io)
4 points by idiocratic 11y ago|0 comments
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by idiocratic 11y ago
Try Eventstore
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by idiocratic 11y ago
Hexagonal architettures combined with a command processing pipeline help in defining test boundaries and entry points. Those entry points are your public interfaces, everything beneath shouldn't need any test. The entirety of the core
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by idiocratic 11y ago
As an Italian living in the UK I'm not sure anything changed in Italy in this field. I see more and more Italians establishing their companies in the UK or Germany, because it's mostly hassle-free and better in the long run. Italy
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by idiocratic 11y ago
Rome is much smaller than the cities you mentioned.