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by je42 7y ago
the better your git repo tool supports online editting the better this experience will be.
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by je42 7y ago
writing a lot of markdown docs. ;) edit of a new page/section is a PR to the repo. once merged, you can auto deploy it to the target destination, rendering via jekyll or mkdocs or other things. Discussions happen in PRs in that model.
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by je42 7y ago
i wonder if it includes basic security hardening. like disable containers running as root. etc ?
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by je42 7y ago
Using the freestyle libre. however, i am still doing finger pricks, when i need to figure out my current blood sugar level and i don't have the time to wait 10 minutes, since the libre has a 10 minute lag.
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by je42 7y ago
If i compare this to StackOverflows communication, I like this way a lot more.
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by je42 7y ago
Supporting a JS Engine is non-trivial. See React Native and Native Script. For example stacktraces etc. With C++ in both Android Studio and X-Code you can put break points in the same IDE. With JS you would use the browser to debug JS code
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by je42 7y ago
ok,in what areas is Cassandra better than Kafka ? i am reading this https://stackoverflow.com/questions/35711129/how-to-stream-d... According to https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CASS
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by je42 7y ago
this is the first time I read about Kafka has durability and consistency issues... but the the article also doesn't say what the durability and consistency issues are.
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by je42 7y ago
What tech would you use to store a critical append-only data if not with Kafka ?
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by je42 7y ago
If you have time, you may want to read the article Database inside/out it gives a bit more background: https://www.confluent.io/blog/turning-the-database-inside-ou...
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by je42 7y ago
i think the disagreement is the trigger. It looks like the deeper issue is that the way how some SE people dealt with the disagreement has been causing a lot of pain and distrust.
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by je42 7y ago
This is totally sad. I really wonder how a company could publish a year ago in 2018 "Our Theory of Moderation, Re-visited.": > Trust people. > Supporting people should be your default reaction and then a year later be in thi
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by je42 7y ago
how do they host the Mac workers ? Azure doesn't seem to offer Mac VMs ?!
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by je42 7y ago
what's the alternative ? using an "untyped" variable ? but then you loose type checking and some people don't like to loose type checking...
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by je42 7y ago
A couple of things to mind when talking about TDD. 1. Tests can be unit-test, integration-test, e2e tests. Don't limit yourself. 2. TDD is a technique. Depending on the problem and your experience it might not be the right one to effic
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by je42 7y ago
https://github.com/MateLabs/AutoOut/blob/9c3b1f4195aa96e829c... Looks like it applies multiple algos: {"model": "zscore", "params": {"threshold":3.5}},
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JSound: A formal yet simple JSON schema language(jsound-spec.org)
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by je42 7y ago
mmh. i found this more recent benchmark. where flink was still faster but kstreams' perfromance much more closer then in the 2017 benchmarks. I guess kstreams improved performance over time ? Or is the benchmark design just different ?
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by je42 7y ago
The main thing it is you can't really add async when you need it, because if you have written enough sync code, turning it into async amounts to a major rewrite/refactor of the code including choices for dependencies, code for par
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by je42 7y ago
I don't understand the advice: "Use async sparingly" It doesn't make sense. Either your complete code base is async or it is not. If you have a single blocking code point in it. It is not async anymore, since it can&#x27
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by je42 7y ago
> In C++, technically every initialization of a sub-coroutine starts defaults to being a new heap allocation. I don't want to spread FUD: my understanding is that the vast majority of these are optimized out by the compiler. But on
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by je42 7y ago
it is the memory associated with a posix thread that becomes the limit.
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by je42 7y ago
they are forcing notarization in the next OS-X update. this means they can eventually force bitcode.
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by je42 7y ago
why wouldn't you be able to rise on the "parallel track" ?
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by je42 7y ago
Note: Visual Studio Code != Visual Studio. Different code bases/projects with similar names.
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by je42 7y ago
10x has a couple of additional properties. "magically" make the right architectural decisions, such that the project doesn't need a rewrite, when new requirements "appear". use time effectively. retain details about
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by je42 7y ago
all properties of 10x.
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by je42 7y ago
you describe net negative engineers not 10x engineers.
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by je42 7y ago
mmh. my keyboard looks like his :D
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by je42 7y ago
is there a good resource to read up how does this differs from the normal K8S tasks ?

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