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by olavgg 4y ago
I highly recommend either Grails, Spring Boot or Micronaut. There are several others, but they lack documentation, has confusing documentation or is over-engineered. Of these 3, Grails is convention over configuration, and the two others co
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by olavgg 4y ago
What do people go for these days? I am working at a startup, and I need to pick either OpenSearch or Elasticsearch. So far I've concluded with that Solr is not that good in a cluster setup. The last option is using FTS in PostgreSQL, w
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by olavgg 4y ago
I also really like Neo4J, but the community version is very crippled. Still though, I've worked around it and do hot backups with ZFS and run multiple database processes to support multiple customers.
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by olavgg 4y ago
To my parents, who lives 30 minutes from me. Alternatives would be some other family member or friend you trust.
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by olavgg 4y ago
Use ZFS snapshots and send & receive. It so good and easy! I backup everything with it, VM's, containers, databases, files.
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by olavgg 4y ago
Grails
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by olavgg 4y ago
Java has it too, https://groovy-lang.org/using-ginq.html
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by olavgg 4y ago
Read the authors argument why they don't use Kotlin, a better language is not always nicer, especially when you risk being left behind. That is the reason why I don't touch C#. Java has a massive community and a community that s
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by olavgg 4y ago
I would like to add Microsoft Office 365, most of you would like access to the Office applications. If not, that is fine as you can still pay less. You also get Azure Active Directory included for free, which you can use for single sign on
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by olavgg 4y ago
I recommend using Micronaut + Thymeleaf, its simple, easy and fast in both performance and developer productivity. Vanilla HTML, CSS and Javascript is fine. The best part by using Micronaut is that the documentation is really really good. I
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by olavgg 4y ago
I have used FreeBSD for a over a decade now. ZFS was the new cool thing I feel in love with. Today its a different story. FreeBSD is cool, and you will learn more about Linux by learning FreeBSD and it works really well. However I am curren
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by olavgg 4y ago
I use ZFS snapshots and send/replication. This has been the easiest and most reliable backup solution for everything. I especially enjoy taking backup of SQL Server with ZFS with the new snapshot feature in SQL Server 2022 "ALTER
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by olavgg 4y ago
Not really. With minimum 50000 cycles, you can spin up and down 28 times every day for 5 years. It may not sound a lot, but in reality it is. I have my NAS set to spindown after 15 minutes idle time and have on average around 1000 cycles ev
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by olavgg 4y ago
I think that is a good point, however MTBF is usually a lot higher on enterprise grade hard drives. My hard drives are consumer grade.
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by olavgg 4y ago
They are a mix of Samsung, WD and Seagate. 2 of them are PATA, while the rest is SATA
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by olavgg 4y ago
I would love to have this. Old disks are no problem. They will most likely continue to run fine until they no longer are worth it due to either insane electricity prices or 50TB hard drives becomes available for a bargain. My backup server
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by olavgg 4y ago
I am a big fan of Gitea, it does exactly what I wants it too and its very easy to maintain over time. I run it together with ZFS and SQLite. This enables atomic snapshot of both the database and git repository. And this is of course replica
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by olavgg 4y ago
For anyone with some programming experience that want to learn rust https://rust-unofficial.github.io/too-many-lists/
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by olavgg 4y ago
Do anyone see that the teddy bear running is getting shot?
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by olavgg 4y ago
This is not from a fortune 500 company, but I know the CEO in a BIG oil & gas company and that CEO do in fact know a lot about IT & computer science. He is in fact a big fan of Neo4j, and gets really frustrated when he talk to softw
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by olavgg 4y ago
I write my own, and I mostly use session cookies. I do support login from other OpenID connect providers like Azure Active Directory(AAD) in addition to old email/username/password + 2fa with otp. Basically when they have successf
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by olavgg 4y ago
If you are that productive and doesn't feel anyone is recognizing you. I highly recommend building your own company. All the sweat you put in will be paid back.
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by olavgg 4y ago
I upgraded my development database from 12 to 15-beta this week. It was super painful, even with pg_upgrade, I cant understand why newer Postgres release can include compatibility for older storage formats. This is the number 1 weakness in
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by olavgg 4y ago
I can't use FreeBSD for storage anymore. I mostly use iSER(iSCSI) or NVMe-oF with RDMA transport, sadly FreeBSD doesn't support this.
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by olavgg 4y ago
Grails gsp and asset pipeline plugin is nice. Easy to use and great performance.
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by olavgg 4y ago
I have a Porsche Taycan, and while it can charge 250kw/h, it only last for a few minutes. On average fast charging from 20% to 80% takes 30-45 minutes. This is with a heated battery and on Ionity network.
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by olavgg 4y ago
Not really, one of the hardest skills to learn in DOTA is how to react, not how fast you should react. Often, not helping your team can benefit the team. I'm immortal ranked Dota player, that spends 10 hours a week playing Dota. And ha
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by olavgg 4y ago
I am gonna tell you why. I got a Porsche Taycan last year with Burmester. Its audio quality is excellent, however there are limitations. I can play Spotify from my phone over bluetooth, which means reencoded lossy audio. It sounds awful. I
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by olavgg 5y ago
Thank you for your suggestion, I just gave this a try, and it's almost there but there are still some rough edges. It needs to mature a little bit more. Though this got me thinking a little bit, I have ordered a M1 Max 32GB which I hav
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by olavgg 5y ago
Salary for developers, even foreign ones in Norway is also pretty good! And at the moment there is a huge demand for software developers here.

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