ojhughes

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by ojhughes 6y ago
Good hygiene goes beyond just code hygiene. Highly functioning teams take good care of themselves, shower regularly, rest well, exercise.
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by ojhughes 7y ago
The text book answer is LISP
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by ojhughes 7y ago
I don't think BDD scales well with complex requirements, the end result gets quite messy in my opinion, here is an example [1]. xUnit tests usually have a method per test, much easy to reason about. Not to put you off, just that has be
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by ojhughes 7y ago
BDD is a great idea in theory. In practice, the tests often become deeply nested in contexts, rely on shared state and can be very difficult to read. xUnit style tests are not perfect but the best choice for readability and maintainability
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by ojhughes 7y ago
Yes if you use an external DB for the k8s control plane https://rancher.com/docs/k3s/latest/en/installation/datastor...
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by ojhughes 7y ago
k3s supports multinode
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by ojhughes 7y ago
Most companies will have an Ops team to manage the prod clusters
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by ojhughes 7y ago
This should be really easy using k3s.
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by ojhughes 7y ago
This false information really needs to die. k8s is a sane choice in many cases not just hyper scale. Regular business apps benefit from rolling upgrades and load balancing between replicas. Managed k8s platforms like GKE make cluster manage
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Future Shock(en.wikipedia.org)
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by ojhughes 7y ago
> Since CRDs are installed on the cluster level, it is not possible to namespace resource versions (and that’s unlikely to happen soon) This is misleading, the object _instances_ of a CRD belong to a namespace, unless they are cluster wi
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by ojhughes 7y ago
Round robin can work but you probably also need some weighting, it might be worth investing extra effort in one person if the stars align but still keep in contact with others until the deal is sealed.
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by ojhughes 7y ago
Kubernetes - both the platform itself and the programming & extension model - is a great area to get involved in. Some interesting things to look at include development workflow tools such as skaffold.dev, serverless computing using kna
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by ojhughes 7y ago
Can you not go and pick them where you are? I thought liberty caps were pretty widespread over Europe
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by ojhughes 7y ago
iOS has UX so well executed compared to Android in my opinion. Android may have better specs and features on paper but falls far short when it comes to a satisfying user journey where everything "Just Works".
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by ojhughes 7y ago
Have you seen the Olsen twins lately?? The years have not been kind..
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by ojhughes 7y ago
I can relate to what your saying but I think this is quite a depressive and cynical way of looking at people. Maybe try understanding people using your heart before using your head.
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by ojhughes 7y ago
YouTube seems to be a lot better than the rest. I consistently get good music videos queued up, it is great for discovering new music
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by ojhughes 7y ago
My experience in France is people in many places are very happy for you to attempt to converse in French. Outside of the main tourist areas, many people only speak French so you have to at least try. Of course in Paris, this is often not tr
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by ojhughes 8y ago
The big problem I have with saving lots is expensive hobbies! My current dilemma is whether or not to embark on a campervan conversion project.
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by ojhughes 8y ago
High spec is subjective.. it’s high spec compared to a 2012 iMac
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by ojhughes 8y ago
Dell XPS laptop from 2018.
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by ojhughes 8y ago
I'm still running a 2012 iMac with fusion drive and it still feels slicker to me than a high spec Windows machine.
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by ojhughes 8y ago
There are still groups out there who believe the earth is flat, more extreme than anti-vax but a similar, irrational belief.
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by ojhughes 8y ago
If it were me, I would bite the bullet and learn the new tech. In this game you gotta keep moving forward. If you can afford a temporary pay cut this should hopefully be temporary until you get some new skills under your belt.
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by ojhughes 8y ago
A lot of productive people are as passionate and productive with their free time as they are with work. Competitive, challenging, adrenaline filled and technical activities have great appeal. Things like road cycling, kite surfing, ultra ru
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by ojhughes 8y ago
The author sounds like somebody I probably wouldn't want to work with. They seem to have an inflated view of their own ability. Did he consider pairing with the person or trying to mentor them? Russian culture is no excuse for being a
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by ojhughes 8y ago
Wow where is this place where drivers are courteous? It is the polar opposite in the UK, many drivers are selfish, aggressive and ignorant, especially around London & South East.
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by ojhughes 8y ago
The elephant in the room with Istio is that the more functionality you move into sidecars, the harder issues become to to test and reproduce. This is because Istio is transparent to applications and runs out of band so it is much harder to
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by ojhughes 8y ago
It really blows my mind that the latest, greatest technology is so difficult to work with it requires a meta-tool manage the process.

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