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by laurentiurad 2y ago
In my opinion, scaling becomes a bigger problem with this architecture style, but the biggest issue is testability. Testing microservices is a really tedious task, and no, contract testing is not a solution.
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How to use GenAI for anomaly detection and automatic incident response(pluralsight.com)
2 points by laurentiurad 2y ago|0 comments
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Create Ephemeral Environments with Kubernetes(bunnyshell.com)
1 points by laurentiurad 2y ago|0 comments
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by laurentiurad 2y ago
I think microservices are bad for your mental health as an engineer. What appears to be a huge jump in quality of life, leading to fast development, better flexibility and improved scalability, turns out to be a huge pain. Constant context
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by laurentiurad 2y ago
The software, food, services, healthcare, everything seems to have worse quality and getting more expensive. Software today often feels frustrating. Core features are needlessly scattered across multiple apps, cloud services regularly glitc
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by laurentiurad 3y ago
I've seen basic functions split across apps, broken cloud services, and even big-budget banking apps that are painful to use. Reliability and security often feel lacking too. I have a few theories why this happens: Are we all too distr
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by laurentiurad 3y ago
Changes in complex systems require thorough simulations and testing to ensure that potential harmful effects will not emerge. This combined with a lack of competency, fake gurus and agile methodologies, create the perfect storm for destroyi
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Why today's software quality is bad(youtube.com)
3 points by laurentiurad 3y ago|4 comments
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by laurentiurad 3y ago
Changes in complex systems require thorough simulations and testing to ensure that potential harmful effects will not emerge. This combined with a lack of competency, fake gurus and agile methodologies, create the perfect storm for destroyi
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by laurentiurad 3y ago
it would be ignorant to blame an entire generation, so I am not doing that. I believe younger people are more informed and more capable than we used to be at that age. However, you cannot deny this is not happening. It's not the culpri
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by laurentiurad 3y ago
I believe it did. Are you satisfied with the software you use on a daily basis?
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Why is software quality worse than a decado ago(bitheap.tech)
35 points by laurentiurad 3y ago|74 comments
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Jailbreak prompt makes GPT 3.5 do anything(youtube.com)
3 points by laurentiurad 3y ago|1 comments
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by laurentiurad 3y ago
This is how you make gpt 3.5 drop all its limitations implemented by OpenAI to block malicious requests.
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by laurentiurad 3y ago
yea I was also suprised and it is not easy to dispute the flag. I didn't want people to perceive the article as controversial or to get offended by it; I specified multiple times that it is just a sum of anecdotes and personal experien
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by laurentiurad 3y ago
Respectfully this does not rebute my argument. We can find endless examples where consumers are ripped off with super high prices and get bad quality in return. If we stay in the realm of games, Cyberpunk for example is unplayable even afte
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by laurentiurad 3y ago
not 0-day patches though
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by laurentiurad 3y ago
this coupled with thought leaders that have the sole purpose to create controversy in the field
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Why Today's Software Sucks(laurentiu-raducu.medium.com)
24 points by laurentiurad 3y ago|46 comments
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by laurentiurad 3y ago
Here's my take on why software is buggier and less reliable than it used to be a decade ago.
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Generate professional headshots or cartoon avatars using AI(headsnap.io)
1 points by laurentiurad 3y ago|0 comments