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maxdo
6y ago
You Probably just heard something about kubernetes and never really used it. Pulsar has its own helm chart. Installation in this cause is as trivial as any other product. It might require 1-2 gb of memory more but is it really critical ? Na
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6y ago
The root of the problem is older generation without antidot to internet experience. Something younger people developed when internet wasn't that powerful. My older uncle few years ago discovered internet and immediately become a "
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6y ago
Is it scala slow ?
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6y ago
they layoff people, it's a nature way for them to stay afloat.
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6y ago
Just put them on google trends and check their trajectory. And put any of their competitor they have on their website near.
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6y ago
My point is that when you see a path of any company that compete with them. You compare it with a books they wrote. The only feeling you can have is a strong disappointment. As a product they stuck in time and dont innovate. They market sha
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6y ago
Good retro old-fashion ruby stack from d̶i̶n̶o̶s̶a̶u̶r̶s veterans. Nice :) No fancy magic. Went to check some of their stack on github and some component describe IE5 hacks. Kind of awkward to see how they trying to create a PR driven figh
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6y ago
1) Those guys can't imagine their life outside of amazon. this is bad. And yes, amazon k8s was bad, it's getting better, still bad. 2) They said we need a separate team and instead they wrote and maintain their own, sort of lightw
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6y ago
You have to be able prototype fast and that’s nodejs + react . For better performance and still fast dev cycle it could be golang. Golang also for anything related to kubernetes rust, c++ For some high performance Python might be good to k
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maxdo
6y ago
Why should I with all the search available?
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6y ago
yes, the driver remains unharmed.
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maxdo
6y ago
it did emergency brakes,that's why the person remains alive and totally unharmed.
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6y ago
if you're on microservices, it's no brainer. You'll need an army of DevOps with semi-custom scripts to maintain the same. It's really automating a lot of stuff. Helm + Kubernetes let our company's ability to launch
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6y ago
It's sort of political game but Sporify is blocked by Spotify itself in many countries.
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maxdo
6y ago
several battery breakthroughs that will dump the cost way bellow the holy grail of car batteries of $100/kwh that makes them on pair with ICE cars. Some estimates predict that they will go way bellow $80 in 2021-22, Means end of 2022 b
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maxdo
6y ago
Depends of what you consider a small business, a small SaaS company with 4-5 developers is that big or small?
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maxdo
6y ago
I've been using Kubernetes on hetzner that I installed with one command.
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maxdo
6y ago
you either look at pulsar with rabbit
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maxdo
6y ago
This particular post was about the movie industry. Korea went in a different, much more competitive way, unlike China.
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6y ago
Those actors exist only because China blocks US movies in their theaters to 10 a year(!!). US movie industry creates so-called joint movies with the only goal to avoid these quotas. That's how Chinese capital suddenly got access to US
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maxdo
6y ago
What is more important to me, is 9-9-6, ecology, and the culture China tries to bring to the modern world. We have some rights for the middle class in both US and Europe. It's not perfect but it's so much better comparing even to
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6y ago
Locking services is one thing, take as an example Xiaomi which started as an Apple copy. Right now it's a multibillion company. If copyright exists on China soil this company wouldn't exist at all and it will not take shares it ha
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6y ago
How does Scylla relates to Kafka and zookeeper here? I know a bunch of ad-tech companies that built their entire stack around JVM and scala. Those companies need to perform a bid (a whole bunch of logic ) within 100 ms ( including networkin
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6y ago
No sources, no benchmarks, no production use-cases. Thanks but no.
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maxdo
6y ago
Pulsar is half baked with limited number of half baked clients even for major languages. Kafka instead is a bulletproof solution with tons of clients in any flavor, with instruments to detect issues, alert about them. Don't even compar
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maxdo
6y ago
Wow sounds very real
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6y ago
How about competition, the biggest reason they got 200k+ a year was their location. Now they will start competing with the non SV market.
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6y ago
I think it's a company culture overall. The same experience with Oracle cloud, I saw low prices, decided to try... Their Kubernetes engine was purely horrible not even alpha comparing to Google offering. My bare-metal installation was
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6y ago
I feel lots of people realize they don’t need anymore to order. When do you need to order something? It’s either you have a party , people are gathering or you rushing back home from work and don’t have time for cooking. Non of this conditi
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6y ago
by the agreement, they can't. Their financing conditions prevent them from doing so for a few years unless they pay their loans there.
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