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by marenkay 8y ago
This is so true! After founding my own company I quickly learned that the price for having these joyful moments is also having to deal with stuff likes taxes, hiring, etc. But then again, this can also become a highly enjoyable thing. I hat
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by marenkay 8y ago
Transition phases actually make sense even if you apply "everything" instead of just "Kubernetes" considering how every company transitions through stages in terms of tooling. Think being a startup where deployments most
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by marenkay 8y ago
Infrastructure already is streamlined as hell these days, even bare metal installations. Manual installations from 1996 versus a kickstarted USB installation, iPXE, etc. already feels like things are on pre-school level. What will very like
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by marenkay 8y ago
I think the two month phase is pretty accurate. Deployment itself is not that time intense and changing your applications to be container friendly is not either. The time intensive phase during the first Kubernetes deployment is changing th
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by marenkay 8y ago
I have to disagree here. From personal experience I can say: you need exactly one person willing to read, try and properly observe the installation and population of a kubernetes cluster with applications and tools. The actual cluster deplo
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by marenkay 8y ago
I have to say, none of these are benefits for productive use. You may want long-term stability out of a release, which is IMHO where Debian shines more. They provide much longer support times than what a Ubuntu LTS offers. The latest and gr
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by marenkay 8y ago
That would be the real question: considering Ubuntu is just a Debian fork, what is the benefit of using Ubuntu on a server?
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by marenkay 8y ago
What exactly is bothering you about Alpine package management?
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by marenkay 8y ago
I can confirm that rates are a lot lower than what they used to be. Comparing what I earned in 1996 with 2018, the actual income at the end of the month is about 20% of what was there in 1996 for about twice as much work, and 20 years exper
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by marenkay 8y ago
This is what you want: https://people.eecs.berkeley.edu/~dawnsong/papers/se.pdf
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by marenkay 8y ago
I really wonder what their actual product is. In the end cloud computing on the blockchain would make cloud computing overly complex with little to no visible benefit. Compute resources in reality are simple as hell, privacy is always first
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by marenkay 8y ago
IMHO that is way too much asked for a UI around commands you can snatch from https://github.com/herrbischoff/awesome-macos-command-line via copy/paste.
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by marenkay 8y ago
I wonder as well, even with a single month of experience in web development you could make a theme for a site that is your own. o_O
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by marenkay 8y ago
Could just use https://github.com/symfony/console :-)
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by marenkay 8y ago
While I love using Alpine Linux, it would be awesome if Alpine made options for contributing a bit more visible/approachable.
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by marenkay 8y ago
There was perhaps even still is the idea out there to shave off some engineering time by ditching established principles engineers followed for the past 50 years. Personally I think the idea for MongoDB is not that bad. It's just not o
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by marenkay 8y ago
Short-term: quick to get started. Long-term? A plan to migrate to PostgreSQL.
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by marenkay 8y ago
Not trying to be sarcastic here but isn't this the case for most products in their early years and even for some that are "old"? Every offering has its' issues but most of the time there is one feature that makes dealing
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by marenkay 8y ago
Not quite correct. There will still be a 2nd vote required in the parliament in early July. Only if it passes there, it actually would be implemented.
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Doctrine Migrations could be awesome(marenkay.com)
1 points by marenkay 8y ago|0 comments
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by marenkay 8y ago
> But having your own copy of all dependencies (current and past) is necessary. Definitely! Git mirrors are cheap, and there are various solutions for composer proxies out there. If you consider CI/CD you will want freedom from exte
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by marenkay 8y ago
Major and minor versions usually are sufficient, as you can lock to a specific version anyway. You should never VCS the vendor directory. If you are concerned about disappearing 3rd party dependencies, you should: - have a local cache - kee
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by marenkay 8y ago
I started a summer season series on Twitter https://twitter.com/marenkay/status/1006286995767877634 (now to be found with #summersymfony) on common pet peeves and quirks one encounters when working on Symfony proj
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by marenkay 8y ago
I started a summer season series on Twitter https://twitter.com/marenkay/status/1006286995767877634 (now to be found with #summersymfony) on common pet peeves and quirks one encounters when working on Symfony proj
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Symfony, Doctrine and MariaDB: they can be friends(marenkay.com)
1 points by marenkay 8y ago|1 comments
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Symfony user providers: the secret shortcut revealed(marenkay.com)
2 points by marenkay 8y ago|1 comments
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by marenkay 8y ago
Thanks :-) The imprint is based on legal advice from a lawyer. Will be receiving an update soonish though because I wanted to rewrite it in non-lawyer speak (which sadly requires consulting a lawyer to verify "normal" language exp
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by marenkay 8y ago
I use Hugo ([1]), combined with a custom theme called Cactus ([2]). Content is stored in my own Gitea.io instance and automatically built and deployed using my own Drone.io instance. [1]: http://gohugo.io/ [2]: https:&#x2F
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by marenkay 8y ago
I've always been an engineer and enjoyed being that for almost 25 years now. Learning new things was kind of my way to end my work days. One thing I admired and never really understood was people that went out every day posting new con
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by marenkay 8y ago
a) no analysis is unbiased, since every human being has a different view. b) that post is no analysis, it is merely a reiteration of public information.

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