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by intellix 6y ago
When you say that Kubernetes only supports the Docker runtime I guess you meant only containers as it supports anything that implements CRI (Container Runtime Interface) like containerd. Think I just saw from your article that Nomad support
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by intellix 6y ago
Loved Discovery and a couple of tracks that they released once every 7 years. They were basically already retired anyway so it's not really sad when they aren't releasing anything anyway
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by intellix 6y ago
They've just released the cloud sql query insights and it's a game changer for me
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by intellix 6y ago
Yep. I also like to leave a paper trail for myself when I'm having a similar issue. I'll typically leave information like workarounds/patches or explain how I ended up there
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by intellix 6y ago
Massively agree. Also hate repositories that have issue templates that ask the same reworded question. I typically start writing it out and then just give up cause I can't think of how to answer the same question without just copy&#x2F
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by intellix 6y ago
You've posted this link and title three times now
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by intellix 6y ago
well it's literally just a tree of functions with extra metadata to make it extra powerful. Also have used both REST and GQL heavily and it essentially solves lots of problems I had with REST. I'm never writing REST again and when
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by intellix 6y ago
My MBP 2013 lasted until 2019 which is amazing considering all of my prior laptops only lasted around 1 year. The same can't be said about the ones with any variation of the butterfly keyboard. My keyboard is pristine on the 2013 and a
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by intellix 6y ago
I think I'm also in the same bucket as the original comment so can answer from my perspective. Coding is my hobby as well so spend pretty much most of my time awake working on something whether it's for the company, freelance or p
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by intellix 6y ago
I guess this is partial evidence that stakeholders and customers don't agree with 20%!
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by intellix 6y ago
I was working at a fairly small company who tried to do the whole 20% thing. For me it was awesome as I got to work on some really valuable things without all of the bureaucracy around project management. For the more junior folk though it
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by intellix 6y ago
Well Microsoft teams is free if you already have office 365 so of course it's now one of the most used systems. I wish calls had native support for Apple pencil as I'd like to use my iPad to draw on screen or a board during meetin
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by intellix 6y ago
It was a limitation before but maybe not soon (they would have already mentioned it). Knative in your own cluster supports it but I want scale to zero instead of paying for a cluster. They say that it supports sockets but not bi-directional
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by intellix 6y ago
Does this open the door to having websockets on cloud run?
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by intellix 6y ago
I've seen a few people say this, but looking at the repository and documentation it seems more like an alternative to puppeteer for browser automation. I don't see anything in particular about testing?
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by intellix 6y ago
Using Cypress in NX Angular CLI after having used Protractor previously. In comparison to Protractor it's an absolute god send and so much easier. The documentation for Cypress is pretty good IMO. I love that when you use should('
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by intellix 6y ago
I think Apple are long gone from "it just works" lately
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by intellix 6y ago
I think at this point Apple are just laughing at their customer base and testing how much they can get away with
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by intellix 6y ago
Thought it was nice 12 years ago to land my first job abroad and get my foot into the door but now it's just spam from recruitment agencies that I've just muted all notifications entirely. I do still recommend it to others who are
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by intellix 6y ago
It all looks amazing and I want it but am personally quite weak at Database administration. I think I'll have to wait until there's a guide which allows me to migrate from a 9.6 Cloud SQL instance to TimescaleDB Cloud without any
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by intellix 6y ago
Dying to use this on Google Cloud SQL but they just won't support the extension. There's an issue with upvotes to add support but still no official response as to whether support is coming... extremely frustrating
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Spotify forces beta test on users and almost 20 pages of angry comments follow(community.spotify.com)
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by intellix 6y ago
It sounds like the tab throttling is working as intended then. If I've moved from your game and haven't looked at it then why shouldn't all of that extra computation happen until the next time I'm interested?
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by intellix 6y ago
yep, Safari is absolutely unusable for development. Opening DevTools from an iOS open tab crashes instantly for me and it's impossible to use. It's the biggest pile of and I hope one day that Apple just discontinue it cause t
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by intellix 6y ago
yep, it looks to be the case. Actually I was fully on board with the whole static typing and compiler stuff until I opened up a React project and saw all of the benefits being touted are already there. All variables in the view are already
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by intellix 6y ago
This could be true if it wasn't for many, many other former members of the Angular team confirming it's a problem. There's a very long list of core team members who quit.
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by intellix 6y ago
My gripe with RxJS is how difficult it is. I've put thousands of hours into learning it and I just know the rest of the team don't understand the long chains I've written with it. I have the same problem where people are doin
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by intellix 6y ago
Google's own lighthouse suite runs everything through network/cpu throttling for scoring so to download a bundle that started at 2mb and parse it really penalizes you compared to a 1mb bundle (even after gzip and you're getti
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by intellix 6y ago
It seems that Material + CDK accounts for about 625kb of our bundle. Screenshot of source-map-explorer output: https://imgur.com/a/pGNlMZU Our site is entirely data-driven via CMS and each of the Material components ar
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by intellix 6y ago
I was really hopeful for Ivy due to the bundle size improvements and was kind of expecting a silver bullet and saw around a 2% improvement. From their blog post: - Small: 30% - Medium: 2% - Large: 25-40% Our initial Angular 1 bundle was ar

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