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by piano 8y ago
> "You can't do X because Go doesn't have Y" was the original point. My response was "you do X with Z." Whether or not Z is good or bad is completely orthogonal to the original point seeing as how it's
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by piano 8y ago
Is it though? I believe the success of Kubernetes is mostly due to Docker whose success is mostly due to features provided by the Linux kernel, to which Docker is a frontend... Docker's code is seems not very nice to me (when I last re
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by piano 9y ago
> I am a JavaScript developer. > (...) > If your goal is to be average the social process is your guide. If you want to be more than that you have to be willing to step back from what is popular. I had a good chuckle over this one.
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by piano 9y ago
> People learn things every day, acting like it's "slow" or you are better than them is a very toxic elitist point of view that is better off not said. You must've misunderstood me. I don't have any problem at al
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by piano 9y ago
This comment is just pure nostalgia. And also a lot of apples to oranges. Yes, you need more RAM to load a paragraph of text than an entire OS used to need, but what of it? How's that a meaningful comparison? WinAmp probably ate more R
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by piano 9y ago
Why is it that each time a JS dev discovers something most other fields have been using for decades, it has to be "The Lost Art", "Superpower" ( https://medium.com/@wesharehoodies/typescript-javascri
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by piano 9y ago
Yup, that's devops.
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by piano 9y ago
Muh generix!
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by piano 9y ago
> Shared data structure among multiple threads... this sounds utterly fimilar and evil! This seems like a bit of a FUD. With multiple threads and shared data, you don't necessarily have to share all the data structures with all othe
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by piano 9y ago
> Common.js isn't even a part of npm (the correct capitalization) or node. I never said it was, it's not part of it per se, but it's the 'blessed' module/package system on Node.js (the correct capitalization
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by piano 9y ago
One drawback of Node.js is that it's single threaded. Moreover, even if somehow it became multithreaded today, JS is absolutely not ready for that. (Btw. yes, async I/O is nice, but threads are useful for more than just I/O.)