pojzon

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by pojzon 4y ago
Its really funny that this description not only fits my country also but probably quite a few other. Issue that happens world wide is that politics is filled with “nice face” or “easy to buy” by corporations. There are no engineers with pas
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by pojzon 4y ago
Managing Elastic Cluster is on pair of managing Kubernetes cluster. Its not easy. Setting it up is easy, but not operations. Ive been managing multiple clusters on AWS and on Azure. I would take a managed EKS/OS in a heartbeat if I was
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by pojzon 4y ago
Not everyone can pay. Health should not be gated behind a paywall. Life is not a microtransaction game.
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by pojzon 4y ago
At least in Eastern Europe thats because they dont really have the time needed to help the patient. Its a business and you have 10m to do all paper work, check patient and prescript something. Its horrible. Doesnt help that private doctors
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by pojzon 4y ago
If the price is like 20% of retail - why not. If higher or close to retail - why buy used gpu ? Let miners literally drawn in debt.
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by pojzon 4y ago
Car should be able to drive without Lidar and connection to the network. There is currently only a single car company that accomplished that.
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by pojzon 4y ago
This is the difference between Tesla and competitors. Tesla cars „can” drive you „safely” without connection to the network. Some say that discard of lidar was a huge mistake by Elon, but he knows very well that this is not the way to go fo
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by pojzon 4y ago
Whats scary is that we have more and more civilization diseases and we have no idea whats causing them beside guesses. Worsening of the environment we live in impacts us in ways we cannot even imagine. Scary is that we cannot go back, coz i
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by pojzon 4y ago
I love this question: > How strong is the team? I've actually asked it always on every interview. The generic answer I get is that "You will be working with experts in the field" yada yada. When you actually join the team:
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by pojzon 4y ago
We had a different set of microservices doing specific part of the system. One part was responsible for data transformation and the other was responsible for user modifications. Its hard to tell whats the cutting point it depends on the sys
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by pojzon 4y ago
For stateless applications - doing a blue/green cluster upgrade is really the smartest choice.
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by pojzon 4y ago
> 3. Prefer fewer larger clusters with namespaces (and node pools if needed) to lots of tiny clusters. This is interesting - last time I worked with Microsoft Engineers from Azure - they said exactly the opposite. One workload = One clus
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by pojzon 4y ago
This is a very good point. Companies would love to hire someone doing work of 3-4 dedicated ppl for the salary of 2. As a DevOps Engineer I pretty much am required to know the whole ecosystem of: - JavaScript - Java - Golang - Python - C&#x
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by pojzon 4y ago
> from a business perspective This is true that from business perspective if there was a way to completely cut off engineers and replace them with low-code / saas offerings -> we all would be out of the job next week. Fortunatel
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by pojzon 4y ago
DevOps is a culture of work. Same as some ppl waking up every day to run a mile, then drink an energy drink and drive their kids to school -> Being a real DevOps takes effort, commitment and rigourous routine. After some time you get use
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by pojzon 4y ago
The issue is pretty simple. If you have 100 ppl working on the same directory, the chance of them conflicting each other is ALOT BIGGER than 100 ppl working on 10 different directories. It's a simple probability. This is the issue with
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by pojzon 4y ago
Sounds good, doesnt work. One place change == X possible conflicts. Ten places over longer period of time (a lot bigger PR) == XXX possible conflicts. All depends on the size of the team and project. Tho its hard to find a good place to swi
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by pojzon 4y ago
Thats whats called „dependency management” and it should be built into your CI/CD, in majority of cases (non-breaking changes) after one repo PR merge you create a feature branch in the second one with new dependency already in place a
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by pojzon 4y ago
This sounds more and more like: „We solved an issue we created ourselves”. Which sometimes is ofcourse what you have to do.
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by pojzon 4y ago
But! You will be more likely to accept the world as it is - thus making it legal everywhere has great benefits. Mostly for ruling bodies.
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by pojzon 4y ago
IMHO being good at asking goopd questions when searching for solutions is a skill in itself and if done correctly -> can save you days of reading documentation or source code debugging (which both can often be very poor). So by Stackover
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by pojzon 4y ago
TL;DR: - if you want to build something yourself -> you need experienced ppl to do that - if you dont have the right ppl -> you better pick a SaaS or PaaS, but your business will be at mercy of your provider - there is a huge shortage
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by pojzon 4y ago
In single master architecture this is inevitable. At some point you wont be able to throw more hardware. Thats why multi-master architecture was created in the first place.
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by pojzon 4y ago
Rehire for the same position. Hiring budget is 3x bigger than rises budget. Dont ask me whose retarded idea is that.
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by pojzon 4y ago
Ok now how really it did look in history: Landlord was lending land to peasents - rich peasents, because bottom cast did not even have a chance to talk to landlord. For the land peasents got, they had to work for the landlord specific numbe
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by pojzon 4y ago
> To claim that an impoverished serf working land "had 4 days off a week" Well.. noone said that. If you mind reading the comment again. But its true that peasents had a lot more time to work on their own stuff than on what mas
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by pojzon 4y ago
Thats completely true, tho a peasent was working for his master a lot less than we currently do for our masters. When we get 3days work week and 4 days of „time for my stuff” we can go back to discussing that.
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by pojzon 4y ago
Current goverment policy is to make everyone, beside selected few, poor. So that everyone will be dependent on social programs. Its terrifying how their every law was to destroy middle and upper middle class. Its terrifying how polarized an
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by pojzon 4y ago
Brother is teaching at the University among other things and from the stories he sometimes tells me: I do not worry about agism or work at all. Lets just say that when we were studing, most ppl were not the brightest tool in the shed. Now i
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by pojzon 4y ago
Can you give any example of Hungary and Poland vetoing in good faith ? Lately it seems they only cover own ass, while all other states are in agreement. When only you see a problem its often the case you are the problem not the other way ar

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