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631.
by pid-1 5y ago
50% compared to what? AWS EC2? Lambda? Google Cloud Run? Those sort of numbers without even having a pricing page give me 0 confidence sorry.
632.
by pid-1 5y ago
"what may be asserted without evidence, may be dismissed without evidence"
633.
by pid-1 5y ago
I use GitLab's private registry + scheduled pipelines to prebuild our base images, but that's definitely some extra spice. Thanks for sharing!
634.
by pid-1 5y ago
I've seem root terminals a lot in CI pipelines in the wild. Also one common way to install "DevOps" stuff piping scripts from curl (and them being asked for root)
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by pid-1 5y ago
Great article, wish I had something like that 3 years ago. Adding my personal tips: - Do not use GitLab specific caching features, unless you love vendor lock in. Instead, use multi stage Docker builds. This way you can also run your pipeli
636.
by pid-1 5y ago
When running things that tolerate interruptions, AWS Spot Instances are way cheaper than Hertzner or any other VPS service.
637.
by pid-1 5y ago
More like admitting failure is hard.
638.
by pid-1 5y ago
Shareholders literally own the company. Not making them accountable for their companies actions is prob the worse incentive system ever.
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by pid-1 5y ago
Snowflake legit has some features Redshift doesn't, the killer one IMO being auto scaling for computing resources. That is really awesome for infrequent workloads. Last week AWS uncovered Redshift Serverless, but still on technical pre
640.
by pid-1 5y ago
> This might happen, but Cloud vendors will fight tooth and nail to stop it from happening, They are failing badly IMO. Most developers I know hate the whole experience of using AWS. I can't complain much as I make good money by und
641.
by pid-1 5y ago
Aren't small cells significantly cheaper?
642.
by pid-1 5y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ajGX7odA87k&t=833s
643.
by pid-1 5y ago
Why is HTTP so complex? The base use case (hypermedia request-response) sounds really simple.
644.
by pid-1 5y ago
I am thinking about creating my own SaaS. Do you happen to have an invite?
645.
by pid-1 5y ago
I've seen a few successful attacks in wealthy corps and none of them were part of a North Korean plot. Rather they were caused by business still struggling with basic stuff like MFA, password complexity, device management, user permiss
646.
by pid-1 5y ago
+1 I want to pay for stuff so I know the services I buy have good incentives. I'm currently using Fastmail, 1Password and trying out Zorin OS. A paid browser would be an awesome addition to the stack.
647.
by pid-1 5y ago
I think he means you could pay someone to go upstairs for you
648.
by pid-1 5y ago
For those prices, odds are one could save money by traveling to Brazil and getting dental care in a top clinic in São Paulo or Rio de Janeiro. There must be other countries with cheap care. Someone should make a startup for that.
649.
by pid-1 5y ago
My non tech users are still catching up with Power Query. I sort of gave up forwarding news related to low code from MS, as every week there's something changing or being deprecated. Moreover, every time I tried to use anything related
650.
by pid-1 5y ago
Most modern textbooks I used in university are complete garbage. A lot of concept vomiting without intuition building or real world insight.
651.
by pid-1 5y ago
> But may have private ads I the future So, in the long run, how is your app not becoming Google? Anyone who makes money with ads has rational incentives to not respect your user's time and privacy. That's even worse for search
652.
by pid-1 5y ago
I guess that's what MS is aiming for, although as someone who has been using WSL at $JOB for the past 3 years I think they still have many rough edges to work on.
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by pid-1 5y ago
My grip with pip freeze is that it doesn't differentiate dependencies from dependencies-of-dependencies. So you might end up in dependency hell when trying to remove or modify something.
654.
by pid-1 5y ago
+ 2 just for fun - pipx - nix-shell (my current solution)
655.
by pid-1 5y ago
I'm currently using Zorin OS (which is based on Ubuntu) and it took some work to make a few peripherals and features work correctly (headset, dock station, hibernate). That's probably a show stopper for many users. However, I&#x27
656.
by pid-1 5y ago
Love all their products. Best of luck!
657.
by pid-1 5y ago
I sponsor the FastAPI dude, great project.
658.
by pid-1 5y ago
Also Windows has a reasonably decent Terminal app nowadays (Windows Terminal). In $JOB I generally just use Windows Terminal + scoop.sh to install stuff like grep, etc
659.
by pid-1 5y ago
One of the most eye opening experiences I've had related to press was working in a hedge fund and being able to access paid political research reports. No BS, no childish manipulation, just crude analysis of a bunch of people competing
660.
by pid-1 5y ago
From my POV (user), how do I know if my data is being aggregated correctly and not being sold? As a developer, how do you know the data you're collecting now won't be used maliciously in the future by your org?

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