oaiey

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871.
by oaiey 5y ago
Still incredible toxic. Maybe not uncommon but still toxic.
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by oaiey 5y ago
And that is not a gut prediction but history. 15 years ago the default was Windows, .NET and SQL Server. 5 years ago it is Linux in the cloud, .NET and PostgreSQL.
873.
by oaiey 5y ago
He explains the use case why you need a RP framework in your language of choice not his desire at fly.io (I guess :))
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by oaiey 5y ago
I think it either operates as a traditional (heavily customizable) reverse proxy OR you have a app and forwards x% of your API surface to second tier services. Imho: no in-procees reverse proxying. That should not make sense.
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by oaiey 5y ago
YARP was not a self motivated product. Engineering groups within Microsoft asked the .NET group to help them with their custom (.NET) reverse proxies. And the .NET group added it to their portfolio. So you are right, it is a very specialize
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by oaiey 5y ago
It is a stretch but a viable and reasonable contender. C# spans a wide range ... Which is a weakness but also it's greatest strength.
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by oaiey 5y ago
The unnecessary not-taking-care of technology (so the anti-over-engineering) is also a factor in large corporations ;).
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by oaiey 5y ago
I would argue that this is far more complex than he being lazy. A slide deck or any document is well curated, optimized and spin'ed in a way that the creator wants it. Same reason why I actually prefer to write meeting minutes. He does
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by oaiey 5y ago
I can imagine. And I am pretty sure I know the industry which - as usual - will move first to new technology/data. And I am pretty sure, Disney will not like that.
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by oaiey 5y ago
I have to say that the positive vibe and the Colombian village cliché are very entertaining in a time of emotional darkness (COVID, crisis, inflation, monopolies, etc). They just cheer us adults up. IMHO it is an eye candy for everyone, not
881.
by oaiey 5y ago
And leaders in plastic piece production ... and interestingly also long-time IT experts.
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by oaiey 5y ago
LEGO Technic is different. I was a vivid user as child and now as adult I rediscovered it. It is indeed more challenging to build inside out (what you need with the new beams/pins) than bottom up (old stackable & studded beams). I
883.
by oaiey 5y ago
Not exactly. The plans are different with different product mix. At least I remember it like that.
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by oaiey 5y ago
The industry could build platforms which are both safe and flexible. They just do not want it. Some for keeping their revenue other for sticking to backward compatibility
885.
by oaiey 5y ago
And if you have the money AND interest in consume ... You buy an iPhone. While many do not have the money, many also have no interest spending the money on it.
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by oaiey 5y ago
That is not only related to privacy regulations. Many European countries are not so consume oriented and have less spare dollars etc. For example, iPhone market share was still at 26% in Europe. We have different consumer behavior than the
887.
by oaiey 5y ago
Yes you are right with that. Until they knew what was on the servers and helped their users continuing doing it. At moment I think it became criminal.
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by oaiey 5y ago
In Germany a formwr bunker was used to host a illegal data center which run a significant part of the dark net. In the end, however, the police raided it and they forgot to lock the place and they had a excel list with all the passwords.
889.
by oaiey 5y ago
software is a gigantic barrier even when you put hardware next to it. maybe not for a highly sophisticated hardware like video cards, but generally, yes.
890.
by oaiey 5y ago
So that is then evidence that there are stupid dolphins :)
891.
by oaiey 5y ago
Jabs?
892.
by oaiey 5y ago
And fired at will when you do not deliver. So it is basically not a thing. But if you do perform you can get quite some days. If you do not perform, you are fired and have no vacation maybe.
893.
by oaiey 5y ago
Absolutely. Both your statements.
894.
by oaiey 5y ago
No. It is literal. Tap water is generally healthy in Europe.
895.
by oaiey 5y ago
This less politics and religion in workplace statement is due to the general disinterest in both, not because we stop discussing controversial topics.
896.
by oaiey 5y ago
I am not but I was daydreaming.
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by oaiey 5y ago
You can make it. But it is debt until retirement situation. Which is often not very convenient to lock yourself to. We have a housing crisis also here in Europe.
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by oaiey 5y ago
When you consider all the add ons like healthcare, living costs, exchange rate, etc, the salary differences are no longer that off. In a calculation i did once with some co worker it ended up with a. $10k difference. And considering that th
899.
by oaiey 5y ago
I think the key is: paid vacation days.
900.
by oaiey 5y ago
While being a bit harsh, this is indeed overall one of the biggest issues foreigners actually have: if you accept language and culture and adapt yourself into it, you love it. If you reject it Europe/that country is not your place. You

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