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by lijok 3y ago
All of these designs are horrible. They're not good, they're clever. These are interactive experiences, not websites. But that's all you can and should expect from marketing pages nowadays. A good web design prioritises UX an
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by lijok 3y ago
I could have elaborated. When I say "generic service template", I mean a service with any cloud requirements (that we've had at any point before) can be assembled from building blocks (TF modules) in 20~ min. This ofcourse do
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by lijok 3y ago
Takes 30 minutes in ours, tops. Provision a new AWS account, 10~ min, copy/paste generic service template, plug in the vars and deploy, 20~ min. We however had the advantage of building IAC from ground up and had the time to do it prop
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by lijok 3y ago
Normally I would absolutely agree, but this article is the equivalent of one called "Flying a Boeing 737" in which the author advises you to invert the plane, fly at sea level and turn off all instruments. That is how little the p
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by lijok 3y ago
Haha, you're on point
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by lijok 3y ago
You wont know how bad the product produced by consultants will be until it already had effect. And on pricing specifically, both shitty and good consultancies charge about the same. The ones that charge well below market are an outlier that
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by lijok 3y ago
What specifically do they not solve? Because in this thread we're, very specifically, discussing isolating the well maintained monolith from risky product produced by consultants, which microservices absolutely do solve.
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by lijok 3y ago
Facade doesn't help with poor tests, scripts, new dependencies, cicd workflows, repo settings, etc
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by lijok 3y ago
> If you think that microservices solve the "spaghetti code problem", well, good luck to you, you'll need it. That is a very good point. In fact, good monolithic code layout is a precursor for microservices, as only once y
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by lijok 3y ago
This has to be the worst take on IAC organization I have ever seen. I would have never thought someone would try to apply the osi model to infra code management. How long does it take to deploy a new service with this approach? A week?
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by lijok 3y ago
There’s a ton of these pseudo-security measures bestowed upon us by various outdated security benchmarks, which we have to follow or risk losing our certification or regulatory permissions, even though said measures in most cases reduce sec
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It wont make you even 1.1x more productive. It will in fact make you less productive. But it looks cool so some people insist on using these clearly inferior setups.
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No, sorry, I value my time
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by lijok 3y ago
You’re talking about it as if it’s costing you money Do you take the same stance when your browser does the same? Have you disabled JS and embraced the digital amish lifestyle?
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Why does a graphical IDE being resource heavy matter to you?
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Just use a proper IDE already
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by lijok 3y ago
That's a good point
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by lijok 3y ago
Anything can be interpreted in any way one chooses. The trick is to assume good intentions and not go reading into things that aren’t there in an effort to get outraged.
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by lijok 3y ago
Insults towards him? Since when is stating for fact someone had ADHD is an insult? You’re reading too much into it, looking for a reason to get upset Every statement I made in my post is fact. None of it is an insult and none of it had anyt
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by lijok 3y ago
I have no idea where you got me degrading people with ADHD from
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by lijok 3y ago
So, so many questions. Let me preface this by saying - if this works well enough to give devs confidence in the tool, this could be revolutionary. It would combine implementation, documentation, visuals and deployment into a single view sim
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by lijok 3y ago
Who could've predicted that Linus Sex Tips, a self admitted high school bully who started an onlyfans as a joke, famous for losing his shit on camera and being careless, has fostered an atmosphere in his one-man-show of a company, whic
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by lijok 3y ago
Can you elaborate on the question you're asking?
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Spotted 3 days ago. There's an incentive not to publicize this. Lots of close passes only get coverage after the fact.
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Going at 55~ km/s
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by lijok 3y ago
Gruntwork is the only one of these companies that I genuinely cannot understand Hashicorp having any beef with.
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by lijok 3y ago
I love it. The list of "pledged companies" is literally just a list of all the offenders that Hashicorp are trying to shake off.
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Oh god, good luck
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What problems are you finding with it?
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by lijok 3y ago
> I am curious as to what a larger codebase with "just SQL queries all over" ends up looking like. I have to imagine they all end up with some (granted, specialized) query builder pattern. But I think my bias is influenced by a

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