markrendle

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   by markrendle 8y ago

   I'm wondering if I don't get your point because I'm too dumb or too smart. I may be too dumb[1] because I'm unable to infer for myself all the reasons Docker is bad that you haven't bothered to include in your artic
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   by markrendle 9y ago

   Here's what I read: they had a solution written in Node.js; they rewrote the solution in .NET Core; it was 20x faster. It's anecdotal, sure, and Microsoft prompted them to write it, and YMMV, but they did a thing and it had a rema
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   by markrendle 9y ago

   One obvious thing is that multiple processes means no sharing of any kind of state or in-memory cache, so you immediately have to go to an external cache like Redis or whatever, with the additional maintenance and minor performance hit.
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   by markrendle 14y ago

   You can have balance in your life and be a good coder. I think balance and passion are mutually exclusive, though,
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   by markrendle 14y ago

   Look, the people you are "pitying" are the people you depend on: we make your operating systems, your languages, your frameworks, your tools; we invent the things you use; we create your social networks; we abstract away the things you find