miroljub

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by miroljub 3y ago
When you need an ESB, you can add one to the mix, but it still doesn't mean that you should use it for everything, even if it's not needed.
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by miroljub 3y ago
You can do that in every language, even in Java 1.0, by just using a hash maps of objects, and cast those objects to whatever you like at runtime before accessing them. But then, you are basically throwing out your static type checks and ju
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by miroljub 3y ago
You can do SOA without an ESB. You don't have to use ESB everywhere to have SOA architecture.
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by miroljub 3y ago
> Silly me always thought Microservices was just a new word for SOA. Lucky you. You were using “Microservices” the right way all the time, without even realising it.
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by miroljub 3y ago
You may be surprised, but in Europe, it's difficult to find a company that doesn't use Java (or .Net). Node does exist, but it's not where the money is.
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by miroljub 3y ago
But if you write a static site generator, you can blog about it. And that can be the first and the last post of your blog. If you don't write one, the chance is good, your blog would stay empty.
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by miroljub 3y ago
> As a US taxpayer, I would love if Europe started carrying it's own weight militarily rather than having our taxes pay for European security. Why does your government push Europe to pay more for the military? Why would that interes
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by miroljub 3y ago
> Sure, but that would also eventually lead to a war between the US and EU Do you really think that the US will wage war against Europe if they refuse to keep the US army on its soil and pay for protection? You mean they won't just
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by miroljub 3y ago
> ... mportant to keep American influence across the globe ... More USA influence over the world = a freer, richer, more democratic, happier world You just proved my point about US imperialism and "protecting its interest" arou
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by miroljub 3y ago
It's funny how people spend a lot of time and, in the end, choose a worse (unfavourable?) product just because of their inability to find a config switch that would solve all their issues and enable them to use their tool of choice.
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by miroljub 3y ago
> Claiming Biden "literally" promised to blow it up is a clear falsehood. You want to say that the video where he gives a promise that he "has means" and "will find a way" to stop the pipeline is a deep fake
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by miroljub 3y ago
> The actual quote is: "There will be no longer be a Nord Stream 2. We will put an end to it." There is a saying: "The emperor only has to hint, the wealthy can order, and the robber must kill." So yes, someone interp
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by miroljub 3y ago
It's not that I don't believe you, I'd just enjoy reading an explanation how it solves the problems parent talks about.
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by miroljub 3y ago
Yeah, true. Why not just use elisp, the one and only configuration language? It's amazing what you can do with it, given the appropriate platform. Some people even managed to implement a decent editor using elisp.
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by miroljub 3y ago
> Absolutely incredible to describe the US forces in Europe as "occupying" and not mention what the Soviets did. How do you call a foreign force in a foreign country that came with the force, and refuses to leave, although ther
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by miroljub 3y ago
> The US was shipping huge quantities of material aid to the Soviets long before 1944. And those "huge" quantities were just a small drop in the sea of the total effort. Their significance was more for propaganda purposes than
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by miroljub 3y ago
> There was a very easy way to help Nazis beat Russia in WWII, You mean like being neutral and refusing to open a second front for years, while Russians were fighting against Nazis. > and uh, we did the opposite thing. What, landed in
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by miroljub 3y ago
> Actual Nazis getting standing ovations! Unbelievable. But he fought against the Russians. His past is here irrelevant. North American democracies have never had issues with Nazis, as long as they can help them beat the Russia. They eve
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by miroljub 3y ago
I don't think it's an excuse for Notion. It's not like it's spinning a new container for each and every database row.
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by miroljub 3y ago
I like the fact that the author supports both ledger and hledger.
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by miroljub 3y ago
That's why I always avoid installing any apps on my phone, if I can live with a website version. Yes, websites also try to collect as much as they can, but at least there I have a browser sandbox and a possibility to use an uBlock Orig
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by miroljub 3y ago
> - Chess, a popular game in Russia and a game of gambits and bloody material exchange for a pawn: the Ukraine war And yet, here we are. American strategists planned, and the governments executed a chess-like game against Russia decades
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by miroljub 3y ago
I don't understand why so many people take any criticism of the USA as a personal insult. In many regards USA is a great country, in some/many regards it is not. Constructive criticism like from the parent comment would only make
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by miroljub 3y ago
Not interested. The main risk is, it's Google, and it will be discontinued or over-monetized eventually. Better look for more reliable alternatives.
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by miroljub 3y ago
I don't want to piss on the OP effort, some people will find it useful. For me, I don't understand the problem. Why do so many people need a tab manager in say Firefox, but not in Word, Excel, Windows Explorer or Total Commander?
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by miroljub 3y ago
Even if we take this as a factor, there's still no reason why would a Go or Java or SBCL implementation be significantly worse than Elixir.
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by miroljub 3y ago
Second system syndrome. They did savings by re-implementing their services and attribute those savings to the new tool / programming language. I wonder what the saving would look like if they chose another tool for the second / op
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by miroljub 3y ago
You misunderstood my point. I'm not saying that humans are always "better", just that humans are better in mixed environment. In controlled roads without humans, AI can be clearly better even today.
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by miroljub 3y ago
Self-driving cars are just a dream. It will just not happen as long as self-driving cars and humans share the same roads. AI will never be better at avoiding a playing child who accidentally stepped on the road as an average human driver. I
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by miroljub 3y ago
Non necessarily. Would it be "better" if they had one table with json/xml/whatever and handled schema in code? They made a trade-off they found right. When they hit the limit with their approach, they even implemented th

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