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by manigandham 7y ago
Ads do contain JS and remote images and almost anything else. That's how most banners and video creatives are run. They're only limited when buying very defined formats like text-based search ads.
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by manigandham 7y ago
"Anti-Goodreads" isn't a good thing. That site is fantastic and has lots of functionality. This project looks like the typical misdirected form-over-function appeal. Just because it looks nicer doesn't make it better. An
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Hot Patching SQL Server Engine in Azure SQL Database(techcommunity.microsoft.com)
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by manigandham 7y ago
I'm not sure about the comparison to Go as that can get very verbose. Same with Python. And JS is an absolute mess compared to C#/.NET which has a fantastic standard library and many conventions to get going fast. .Net (and Java)
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by manigandham 7y ago
Blazor client-side works by using the Mono runtime which is compiled and run as WASM. Your application is still delivered as standard DLLs and interpreted by that runtime. They're working on making the runtime smaller and faster to sta
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by manigandham 7y ago
Client-side Blazor is not production-ready with Asp.NET Core 3.0. It's coming in a later release and only server-side Blazor is launched today. We've been using the server-side components for lots of internal apps. It's very
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by manigandham 7y ago
OmniSharp is the official C# plugin and all you need for .NET projects, and it's usually installed by default. VS Code starts faster, runs lighter, and provides 80% of the functionality of VS for most major products, and it's gett
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by manigandham 7y ago
.Net 3.0 has gone through about a dozen preview releases and the last 4 have a go-live production license. It's much better tested than the old .NET Framework with its monolithic releases.
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by manigandham 7y ago
Everyone knows about climate change, that's not news. However there's a lot of denial about how bad rich areas like Silicon Valley and SF are today with pollution and population. The bubble is how the SV/tech community wants
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by manigandham 7y ago
HN/Silicon Valley/tech is extremely left-leaning but seems to forget that SV was borne out of warfare. It has close ties to the military from research to investment and many of our advanced technologies today are from defense proj
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by manigandham 7y ago
Sure, go ahead. Nobody mentioned anything about a free market or lack thereof.
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by manigandham 7y ago
This way just creates chaos and rarely results in any long-term change. And the government changes all the time. It's called voting, and interacting with your representatives. If you have time to be outraged at corporations then you ce
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by manigandham 7y ago
Then change the government. This proxy war against corporations is just silly.
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by manigandham 7y ago
If there's a morality issue, that should be directed at the government.
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by manigandham 7y ago
It's perfectly legal and fine for companies to provide products and services to their home governments. What's the issue here?
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by manigandham 7y ago
If that was true then they would be, but they aren't. Companies that big can easily afford one or many full-time employees focused on office and resource management which is more than enough to figure out a few leases. Remember this is
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by manigandham 7y ago
No. Companies that big have the resources and stability do it themselves, and want control over their space as well. They have no need for a middleman other than real-estate brokers or construction companies to actually get the space.
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by manigandham 7y ago
Stripe is at a size where they can easily afford all the flexibility they need without a middleman company.
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by manigandham 7y ago
You don't. There are tons of flexible space options and have been for a very long time. WeWork is nothing new, just an expensive and shiny veneer over existing services.
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by manigandham 7y ago
It's not about use-case, it's that "X number of replicas with affinity" OR "1-per-node" should just be a setting within a Deployment. No need to use a completely separate DaemonSet definition just to run 1-per-
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by manigandham 7y ago
This is where K8S becomes messy because of its rapid development history. Applications should just be a `Deployment` manifest with the type of distribution being a child setting (X replicas with affinity or 1-per-host). There's no reas
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by manigandham 7y ago
This is pretty neat. Here's the overview blog post: https://devblogs.microsoft.com/commandline/cascadia-code/ FYI, there's also the "Input" font for coding: https://input.fontbureau.
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by manigandham 7y ago
Because it's a workaround, and shows just how far apart the legacy tech is from a modern experience.
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by manigandham 7y ago
The whole point of the redesign is to remove full page loads. Why are you downloading the entire payload every time?
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by manigandham 7y ago
AWS, GCP, and Azure have a huge portfolio of datacenters, infrastructure, compute, networking, storage, security, databases, analytics, AI/ML, and other managed services that are completely missing from DigitalOcean. DO is tier 2 becau
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by manigandham 7y ago
I didn't mean it that deeply, just that if people who believe these older technologies can drive modern incarnations then I would expect them to have produced products by now.
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by manigandham 7y ago
This is like the famous comment in the "Show HN: Dropbox" thread that said you could just use rsync/ftp/git instead. Meanwhile Dropbox is now worth over $8B.
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by manigandham 7y ago
It's really not "enterprise". It's because you have a resilient platform that provides automatic deployments, rolling upgrades, failover, auto-repair, logging, monitoring, storage/stateful data management, and more
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by manigandham 7y ago
GKE and AKS both require setting up instance types for node pool(s) but you don't need to worry about the OS and related issues on either. Both also support auto-scaling and auto-upgrades. GKE is far more managed though with advanced f
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by manigandham 7y ago
Why not just used managed Kubernetes? Every cloud vendor has it, even Tier 2 operators like DigitalOcean. Running Kubernetes is vastly different for using it to run your apps. You really shouldn’t do the former unless you have to be on-Prem

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