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by jelder 9y ago
Not a perfect choice of terms I freely admit. In my own experience, I last used non-virtual, mutable, long-lived servers over 8 years ago. Since then it's been a progression further away from that style: PaaS, immutable infrastructure,
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by jelder 9y ago
How are you planning to deploy it? Getting the benefits from Elixir/Phoenix seems to require much more old fashioned thinking: long-lived, mutable servers with direct interconnects, so none of that immutable infrastructure, or platform
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by jelder 9y ago
If you're thinking about standing instead of your task, you may need a foot rest or better antifatigue mat (or both). I have a Humanscale Float (non-electric adjustable sit/stand desk) and I love it. It was a bit expensive but bei
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by jelder 9y ago
These should be exempt from data caps then.
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by jelder 9y ago
That makes it sound a lot less stupid. The Uber comparison strongly implies that it is consumer focused, and intended to privatize an existing public service (mass transit in that case).
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by jelder 9y ago
This is great but what if, hold on, we paid taxes.
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by jelder 9y ago
I will never understand people who publish technical articles with code examples in variable width font.
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by jelder 9y ago
If you're already using the Node runtime, https://serverless.com/ fixes all of your "cons" perfectly. Terraform isn't a great fit, in my experience.
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by jelder 9y ago
Ok, here's a question I've been wanting to ask someone steeped in syntactic-whitespace languages. Do you find that two developers typing the same code will format it the same way? How much would an auto-formatter change in your te
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by jelder 9y ago
I've been using prettier.js in my JS projects for a few months and honestly I can't imagine going back to formatting my own code. It would be like making all of my own clothes or something. Who has time for that? The Go community
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by jelder 9y ago
This rings true for me. I'm a high school dropout with a GED and a couple of community college credits, but nevertheless found success in tech. I know a lot of people my age took this unconventional path, but LinkedIn basically tells
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by jelder 10y ago
No, and I judge pretty harshly anyone who does. A few shortcuts/bookmarklets on the bookmark bar is acceptable.
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by jelder 10y ago
Mirror?
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by jelder 10y ago
> we will assume that declared dependencies are correct, gain a minor speed boost, and it things blow up it's not our fault'. Wait that actually sounds pretty reasonable. What's wrong with systemd taking that position exac
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by jelder 10y ago
Severely inaccurate results for me. Gave me reps for CT but I live in MA. Edit: typo
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by jelder 10y ago
Why would anyone run an authoritative time service on a virtual server in the first place? My experience is that system time suffers greatly from noisy neighbor.
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by jelder 10y ago
I wonder how many tens of thousands of people have now unknowingly installed internet-connected microphones in their kitchens, garages, laundry rooms, and bathrooms.
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by jelder 10y ago
Got this when pushing a small change: remote: Resolving deltas: 100% (6/6), completed with 6 local objects. remote: Unexpected system error after push was received. remote: These changes may not be reflected on github.com! re
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by jelder 10y ago
Long time StatusGator customer here. Great service.
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by jelder 10y ago
Also "2D magnetic field" indicates complete bullshit. Can we remove this post?
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by jelder 10y ago
Why does the video have goofy sound effects?
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by jelder 10y ago
Gas lighting is some pretty advanced abuse. I wonder how often this has occurred before now.
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by jelder 10y ago
Yes, this is thanks to Amdahl's Law. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amdahl%27s_law
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by jelder 10y ago
How does Quill compare technically with DraftJS?
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by jelder 10y ago
This is just email.
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by jelder 10y ago
"A small social media company announces an obvious, long-delayed integration with a huge, established social media company."
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NewRelic Single-Page Application Monitoring Beta(blog.newrelic.com)
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by jelder 10y ago
The formatting on that blog is distractingly poor.
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by jelder 10y ago
> GPL (which uses a "copyleft” approach) Are there really people who understand what "copyleft" means, but need to be reminded what the GPL is?
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by jelder 11y ago
Let's say we adopt this. Cut to some small number of years in the future, and everyone is complaining about how dealing with 46-character-long opaque strings is terrible. This is a great idea, but there's no mention of versioning.

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