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3y ago
Wow amazing, that's traffic everywhere!
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3y ago
Are they trying to reinvent IDL interfaces like in Apache Thrift or Protobuf?
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3y ago
If you have small kids that like to play outside, you would likely have grass, not trees or something else that is more wild.
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3y ago
My vote goes for Scrum and micromanaging. I wonder what are 2000 people needed for, in such a project.
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3y ago
Exactly. So writing your own generator doesn't differ from using a simple tool. At some point also this solution might not be robust enough. Surely you can learn a lot in the process, but how much time does it need? It was probably the
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3y ago
Yes it is very important, since not everyone has the discipline to run tests on their own machine, leading then to errors upstream.
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3y ago
jQuery for frontend, backend in SpringBoot or Quarkus
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3y ago
How many of them are WordPress installations or sites running Bootstrap?
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3y ago
You basically described Italy. Unmarried people who got children then get married on paper just because of Christian morality, especially in the South
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3y ago
and how do you manage the different lifecycle of services (versioning/build)?
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3y ago
It only works in monorepos, what about distributed repositories/services then?
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3y ago
Because adblocking doesn't work on Chrome. Use Firefox.
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3y ago
I love this film. Pretty accurate, some realistic vibes, well done for being done in the 70s, especially the video calls. A must watch for all geeks
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3y ago
Amazing feat, but of course takes forever to generate an image (in the Readme states 11 hours)
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3y ago
I appreciate there's a new tool in the block, but I still don't understand why none put JMeter as a competitor in this list. I was using Postman myself and I got really upset about their change and forced limitations, on the other
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3y ago
Or 4K resolution
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3y ago
Definitely, that would also be a solution, but how risky is to bet on it?
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3y ago
I will still place my bet for C++ combined with a third party UI Framework. I know that Qt has changed its license model, but it offers many capabilities and is battle-tested enough. Otherwise another shot could be a Java/JavaFX applic
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3y ago
A lot of news outlets, e-learning and e-commerce websites are running on CMS/Frameworks made with PHP. Just to mention a few of them: - WordPress - Joomla! - Magento - Moodle - Zend Framework/Cart - Laravel - Symfony - Open E-com
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3y ago
Many public sector positions in tech are paying this much
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3y ago
Cellular architecture? They've just rediscovered the art of redundancy systems
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3y ago
just out of curiosity, how performed the candidates on real tasks on the job then?
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3y ago
They have updated their readme in the GitHub repository
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3y ago
Why do they use a paywalled service to publish their research?
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3y ago
Somehow people keep forgetting about this. ARM support sucks till today
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3y ago
I find depressing that there aren't binaries available, as everyone is required to build their own distribution from scratch. Why don't they use some hosted workers (GitHub Actions, GitLab Runners) to do the job?
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3y ago
Do you think it's possible also to create a trainer in pure C, instead of using python?
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3y ago
I see Insomnia on the same path. Actually I am moving the Collections to JMeter. For what I need, it's much better and finally I can use multiple certificates for the same https domain for mTLS, which was a huge limitation in Postman
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3y ago
Now they are forcing to register to their platform to continue using the collections for free. So most of the users will have to enter their data, or just leave the product (difficult, there's not that much alternative)
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3y ago
I use OpenLens and this is exactly my sentiment. For someone who isn't fluent with kubectl, these tools are a wonderful way to approach the matter, but if you have learnt kubectl first, which is my case, then this brings you to "u
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