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by je42 7y ago
MMh. is the netherlands then doing the same thing ?
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by je42 7y ago
I did this kind of research in the last two weeks. I have got a huge spreadsheets with goals and various options how to fulfil these goals with the cloud offerings of just aws and gcp. So the fun part here is, several options are viable, un
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by je42 7y ago
I worked at company with k8s+rancher, and was constantly bumping into rancher specific issues. I am not sure if rancher is really worth the effort.
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by je42 7y ago
I believe everything that you say. The value it provides is very good. If Google Cloud would have charged 73$ from the start (or after beta), i think there wouldn't be so much anger. The anger comes from, a product was free and now it
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by je42 7y ago
I guess the main question to be asked is should be: is the complexity appropriate for the goal (i.e. Everything should be made as simple as possible, but no simpler. ) Hence, often a required step to fix complexity is to change the goal, in
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by je42 7y ago
I think it would be helpful if you could dive deeper why you think " Refreshing the data every five minutes in batches" is "sufficient". From my perspective: batching is more complicated, than batching. (Batching require
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by je42 7y ago
when I experimented with GCP, I found it weird that cloud-run would not work together with the GLB. That was really a surprise.
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by je42 7y ago
i really wonder why the C++ lib was discontinued. The explanation was a bit short unfortunately.
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by je42 7y ago
Herb Sutter also has presentation on this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ARYP83yNAWk
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by je42 7y ago
> Checking is done by executing your code in SSA form at compile time within a virtual machine in an SMT prover. None of the checks are emitted into runtime code. Cool !
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by je42 7y ago
The article is fairly specific: The first example: - no stack trace - loosing the specifics of error to troubleshoot. The second example: - explicitly discards the stack trace - explicitly discards the error specifics. Hence, if this is rea
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by je42 7y ago
> Since quality can be taught and benefits apply to the total lifecycle cost, emphasize quality rather than speed. I have seen, that this is actually challenging to teach... obviously my sample size is small. How about you guys, in your
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by je42 7y ago
Quite an improvement. However, i feel like that the tweet also displays the (sometimes emotional) feelings toward exceptions that a large part of the C++ community has. Herb Sutter made an excellent presentation about this "fragmentati
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by je42 7y ago
alternatively you can create a multi staged build. also you dont need clean up the builder, since the unused files are not used in the final image. also add a new file you can just append it to the builder. (not rebuild required of the prev
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by je42 7y ago
Wow. A CEO without a vision. A CEO should be pushing for boundaries. I were a VW engineer, why would I continue working in the autonomous driving division, if my CEO says the team would never succeed in the end game ? I'd rather work i
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by je42 7y ago
In NL, I see mainly AirPods. less wired. and some other wireless brands.
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by je42 7y ago
I was part of a team who had to do two upgrades of the react native version. and every time, it was a pain taking weeks of developer productivity away. ... i wonder if React Native fixed this problem... but their track record is not the bes
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Cista ( C++ Serialization and Reflection without macros)(github.com)
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C++ Pattern Matching Proposal [pdf](open-std.org)
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by je42 7y ago
also note that Java has checked exceptions, and a lot of programmers still opt to deal with errors in a lazy way. Same for error codes, go has explicit error, and several programmers still opt to deal with errors in a lazy way. I think the
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by je42 7y ago
Learned quite a bit about: K8S, Kotlin, Android Architecture Components.
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by je42 7y ago
Cool ! Git fork looks quite like GitX (which is unfortunately not indevelopment anymore) !
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by je42 7y ago
yep. however, the token is then not "stateless" anymore since you have to take note of the blacklisted state. however, once you really care about the security perimeter, i think the requirement/wish "stateless" must
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by je42 7y ago
I like the inverted pyramid. ;) While not perfect, it is pretty good at exposing unproductive people.
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by je42 7y ago
try your for loops and equivalents in godbolt.org with different C++ compilers.
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by je42 7y ago
Yes, exactly true if you see it from that angle. From your angle, I guess one other alternative to GraphQL and REST would be RPC. ;)
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by je42 7y ago
The options are not only GraphQL vs REST. In a lot of cases, you can also render server side and push just plain html / components to the client instead.
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by je42 7y ago
Exceptions are being fixed. See https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=os7cqJ5qlzo
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by je42 7y ago
- reasonable organized code doesn't take hours. even template heavy code is quite fast these days - templates are type safe. it is just the error messages are not helpful a lot of times. C++20's concepts should help - circular ref
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by je42 7y ago
Awesome deep dive ! I wonder how one can debug this without deep insights into the networking stack. I hope i ll never have a problem like this myself ;)

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