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6y ago
The census figure quoted in these wiki articles is exactly the statistic the author is refuting in the start of this article.
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It's overkill until it's not. We chose etcd initially but after a while we started wanted to ask questions about our data that weren't necessarily organised in the same way as the key/value hierarchy. That just moved all
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6y ago
Does anyone know of entire degrees/programs with the kind of rigour in these courses, especially with regards to assessments, and direct access to lecturers and tutors etc? I'm going back to physical university and the driving fac
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I don't agree that git is 'too' hard, but I do think the author made a great point how a lot of complexities with git stem from its distributed nature which arose from its origins in the Kernel development community. Most peo
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6y ago
I really like Ansible as a quick and accessible automation tool. It is always so low overhead to get going due to being agentless and using YAML. As I've got more experience with config management though, I find myself enjoying other p
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6y ago
Do pesticides and herbicides reduce soil quality? The article says avoiding them is beneficial but it's not clear why that is.
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6y ago
But there's response codes for those situations. If the request is malformed you should send a 400 bad request. If the application errored, send something in the 500 range.
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6y ago
I wouldn't. I think I'd prefer a better search experience than automatic categorisation
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6y ago
My best bet is throwing on some noise cancelling headphones and putting on some ambient music like lofi or acoustic. It doesn't always work but I'd say it increases the probability of getting into a deep work session by ~25%. But
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Not OP, and don't even have an alternative, but I find it disappointing that kubernetes basically seems to be the only answer for 'running containers in production'. Docker and its tooling is pretty development focused, and K
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Damn, this is a shame but at least they are honest with themselves and can look at this with an objective lens. Personally the idea of an underground house just screams problems to me, but I wonder if that's misplaced and there are peo
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6y ago
Hi Jeremy, I'd love to hear what your thoughts are on Rust after building something like this. As someone who's relatively new to both Rust and OS development, I'm curious what some of the challenges have been around core dat
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You might be happy to know that Fedora recently changed Nano to the default editor, which means it will likely land in RHEL as the default eventually.
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7y ago
This is awesome... Really hope they offer this course on EdX or Coursera or something with full materials
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7y ago
Yes! Totally agree. Ansible's largest problem for me is trying to wrangle YAML into a domain it doesn't belong. This is why I prefer puppets approach, which is a domain specific language that maintains the idea of YAML in that its