nicesave

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by nicesave 6y ago
This is actually a decent use case for it. I should have been more nuanced in my response. I have seen more then one project fail when they use lamdas to serve apis. This is because of the cold start problem, but also because lambda does ha
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by nicesave 6y ago
Lambda is only good in non mission critical services where you don't care about failures or scaling. I've re-platformed so many projects these past few years because of these issues. I wish more would take that to heart instead of
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by nicesave 6y ago
Lite version: http://lite.cnn.com/en/article/h_7eda1158db94865aca6bc688110...
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by nicesave 6y ago
Just tried and it is faster. It took several minutes before to load and now it's acceptable.
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by nicesave 6y ago
That's because it is. What makes restaurants different is their specialization in an area, and excelling at that along with atmosphere. Without that there's no value add. I have worked with these large kitchens that can make diffe
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by nicesave 6y ago
I agree with OP that writing a task in a non-core language is concerning, and also agree with you that there might be more going on. I've worked with both types of team leads -- those that are there because they are technically profici
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by nicesave 6y ago
I thought a lot of other large "fast food" retailers do the same for their equipment? Chik-fil-a does something similar for quality control and some predictive cooking if I recall correctly.
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by nicesave 6y ago
Many times employers will make statements like this for better PR (always leaving out that they were required to)