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by oh-4-fucks-sake 6y ago
Said another way: - You have a system whereby every instance has a 75%-79% uptime. - Each instance's 21%-25% daily scheduled maintenance window can (generally) be arbitrarily-scheduled by the ops team. How do you near guarant
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by oh-4-fucks-sake 6y ago
First thing my eyes fell to is a big XML document and then a bunch of async functions. I'd have a hard time believing this is truly low-code but instead just another layer of abstraction upon a subset of things that a general-purpose p
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by oh-4-fucks-sake 6y ago
At what point should my team kill BitBucket and get on the GitLab train?
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by oh-4-fucks-sake 6y ago
Chiming in here. I moved across the country to SoCal and returned to the company I left, (re)-starting in Sept. 2019 as full-time WFH. I worked 4-5 days in the office before the move. I'm a good control here because I've worked fo
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by oh-4-fucks-sake 6y ago
It's a good question. It depends on the end goals of your field. In programming the end goal is that your systems work as described. The proof is in the pudding, as they say, and whether or not an engineer did a good job is fairly&#x2F
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by oh-4-fucks-sake 6y ago
Nice background. Thank you. What's interesting to me is that the world's "leading" chipmaker got caught off-guard by lacking multithreading performance. You'd think that these world experts wouldn't have that b
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by oh-4-fucks-sake 6y ago
Same boat. Basically every day.
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by oh-4-fucks-sake 6y ago
I've had many similar experiences with Postgres. I always seem to be the one adding the query logging to the apps. Then I feed the prod queries into the query planner. Then run the results through this tool: http://tatiyants
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by oh-4-fucks-sake 6y ago
Right. Not to mention pent-up demand for leisure travel. I invest almost exclusively in funds because owning even one individual stock highly-disproportionally overweights your portfolio into that stock. I might have to make an exception fo
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by oh-4-fucks-sake 6y ago
Growing up the software dev son of a trial defense attorney, he was always pushing all these tips, tricks, and dogmas about how this-and-that needs polished and what kind of saddle soap to use and collar stays and these brands of shoes an
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by oh-4-fucks-sake 6y ago
To your point: it's situations like this that could (likely) be mitigated if they would have just upheld backwards compatibility: keep HTTP, add gRPC as alternative, 1st class ways of interacting with the tool. I haven't used etcd
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by oh-4-fucks-sake 6y ago
To that point, I know Office 365 has really caught on, but Google Drive/Docs/Sheets really beat them to market and it's become my go-to for collab.
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by oh-4-fucks-sake 6y ago
Might not be the exact right feature-set here, but Google Sheets allows you to write custom functions in Javascript. IIRC, you can hook a Google Sheet up to Google Forms and this might give you what you want.
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by oh-4-fucks-sake 6y ago
GOV: Is it true that your servers hold encrypted data. AWS: Yes. GOV: Decrypt it, please. AWS: Lol all we have is the public keys, bruh. GOV: Use the public key to decrypt, please. AWS: Uhh...
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by oh-4-fucks-sake 6y ago
I think the missing golden keystone w/in the "UX design" category is the physical touchpad quality and its driver. The mac touchpad that is so accurate, responsive/sensitive, jitter-free/steady, and effortless that
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by oh-4-fucks-sake 6y ago
I think that's what other recent psychological/neurological research has found too (citation needed--but do remember reading about it recently from multiple sources). It figures that everyone each has their individual baseline &qu
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by oh-4-fucks-sake 6y ago
For just a free, straight-forward, full-featured PDF reader/viewer/text-finder I've been a long time user of Foxit Reader: https://www.foxitsoftware.com/pdf-reader/ It's a mature product at this poi
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by oh-4-fucks-sake 6y ago
Let me throw in Popsql (free for 2 saved DB connections, $12/mo for unlimited). I've used a handful of the above but Popsql has become my darling if only because the UI has a productive and inviting feel at a reasonable cost. It&#
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by oh-4-fucks-sake 7y ago
This is a really interesting idea and I like it. It naturally reminds me of reserve requirements for banks. Couple of major considerations come into my mind, some of which I think you touched on: - Would have to rethink private business f
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by oh-4-fucks-sake 7y ago
Yep. Also, LinkedHashMap maintains ordering based on insertion order. So, iff you insert your data ordered how you want it, it's behaving as an ordered map. If you want true, self-reordering map, what you want is a TreeMap. Beauty with
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by oh-4-fucks-sake 7y ago
podcasts are my personal meth for cleaning my kitchen
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by oh-4-fucks-sake 7y ago
I know I am--and lovin' it!
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Who's using Kotlin for development other than Android?
1 points by oh-4-fucks-sake 7y ago|1 comments
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by oh-4-fucks-sake 7y ago
I guess I understand how many people dislike cooking, I guess. For me, it's a very creative, relaxing, rewarding, (and necessary) process in my life. For me, it's like coding, but with ingredients. Take a bunch of relatively trivi
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by oh-4-fucks-sake 7y ago
Your snarfing was the impetus for my snarf. Ergo, not all snarfing originates from user Angostura, but all of user Angostura's snarfing has historically beget my snarfs.
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by oh-4-fucks-sake 7y ago
> And don't fall into the trap of shrinking your micro-services too small. ^ this I think the naming decision of the concept has been detrimental to its interpretation. In reality, most of the time what we really want is a"one-
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by oh-4-fucks-sake 7y ago
If only everyone knew about ScanPan and ditched Teflon for good...
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by oh-4-fucks-sake 7y ago
I wonder what it'd cost to use a waste material like slag. Slag weighs like 90% of the weight of concrete and is 10% of the price--because we basically throw it away. I guess the biggest cost would be containers to hold it. Even if the
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by oh-4-fucks-sake 7y ago
Seems like you're pretty knowledgeable on the topic! I'd be super interested to see an efficiency comparison between the frozen air approach and the "concrete (or any other cheap, heavy thing) battery approach" For the u
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by oh-4-fucks-sake 7y ago
Agree like 80% here. I'd add that: Hydro: when, especially when used on rivers near coasts with migrating fish--isn't the panacea it was historically thought to be--it ruins the flow of nutrient-rich silt that feeds carbon-capturi

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