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4y ago
With the cloud, Kubernetes, Docker and all the other stuff, I don't think the OS/language-specific VM dichotomy still makes sense. "Memory and other resource management" Can people really claim they manage memory and res
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I think the cordialities have simple roots: Germany won't engage militarily anyway and we will continue to trade, too. The only threat to the relations can only come from the CCP restricting trade. Germany simply doesn't have a na
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4y ago
This. Any package can be anything at any time. Remember when left-pad (10 lines of code) was deleted by its author in 2016? Build systems all over the world failed so hard, NPM had to reinstate the package against its own rules. left-pad&#x
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4y ago
What's even worse is that this made global news two years (!) ago already. Dependency Confusion: How I Hacked Into Apple, Microsoft and Dozens of Other Companies The Story of a Novel Supply Chain Attack https://medium.com&#x
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4y ago
It seems that OP's company doesn't really know anything about the job workload beforehand, as the jobs are created by their customers. Having different queues for short/long workloads might be impossible.
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4y ago
People move around way less. There's a vocal group though, that will tell you how – finally – they're able to hit the gym four times a week. It's less, but people think it's more. It might be true for some, some of the t
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4y ago
Probably Spain. You're destroying their property market, but at least you're on the winning side this time.
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4y ago
Why would anyone sell a property that continues to rise in value? Rent it out and vote against all construction, so it gets more valuable all the time. Not even Covid and 100% Remote seems to have stopped the trend.
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4y ago
Doesn't get much smaller than "being able to read all Outlook emails from every Bing.com visitor", right?