jgr447

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by jgr447 7y ago
Any data supporting the appreciation of 4% a year? This seems socially much more acceptable to taking a loan and then invest the money in stocks for example, but to me is not that different. True the volatility is much lower, but so is th
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by jgr447 8y ago
I don't think it's very far from the reality of your full stack app developer though. Ie. 900+GBP/day is listed rarely and for very specific/niche things. Then, the more niche it is the more likely it is that the downtim
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by jgr447 8y ago
> Contractors still do a bit better than employees Curious if that is actually true when comparing to tier 1 banks/hedge funds full time employee salaries+bonus+retirement+healthcare. Assume 600 GBP/day * 22 day/month * 10
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by jgr447 8y ago
Before rdbms became a commodity, companies would build them in house and required very specialized skills. Then it became a commodity and now you can just use postgresql for a basic web app without knowing much about dbs. Start adding scale
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by jgr447 8y ago
Not having used it in any meaningful way, after a lot of reading I am sometimes still unclear with the value proposition. The value imho could be in being able to package distributed applications and deploy across cloud providers or on prem
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by jgr447 8y ago
Looking distractly it seems one of those "hot new javascript frameworks of the month" infographics.
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by jgr447 8y ago
> Kubernetes isn't supposed to be simple Disagree, it's a tool designed to abstract away the complexity of deployment and operations, simplicity of use/management sound like should be a design goal. It will probably get th
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by jgr447 8y ago
+1 on challenges in enterprise environments for local container-based development, this seems an unsolved problem for now iterating on docker-compose might be easier/faster locally, then pushing to a dev k8s cluster for testing in ci&#