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by pojzon 4y ago
Im in Eastern Europe so situation here is complete opposite. + emigration of nurses to Germany
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by pojzon 4y ago
Ive started working with Gitlab in last few months for new contract and this was exactly what hit me hard. Gitlab has too many half-baked features. Ive hit those issues at least a dosen times. From the top of my head: - Environment variable
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by pojzon 4y ago
Most of those ppl cannot leave due to various obligations. If you want to see an indocator of terrible compensation - check why pretty much noone (at least here) wants to be a nurse. Profession is rapidly aging because new ppl are not joini
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by pojzon 5y ago
Soon all low profile jobs will be performed by robots (one way or another). We wont run from that. Im curious what rich will have to say to few billion ppl on Earth then. “Dude just get a better job” “Just try harder” “Some generic slogan t
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by pojzon 5y ago
Well we know one thing about Rome. When sexual deviations reached the peak -> Rome collapsed and imperium was divided. Was it because of deviations ? Who knows. They also had alot of issues going on in the meantime. But you are free to h
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by pojzon 5y ago
I can assume Netflix does not have this kind of browsing simply due to amount of content they have. Offering of Netflix is extremely poor if you crop out all the duplicate shows popping on your feed. Ive decided to drop Netflix simply becau
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by pojzon 5y ago
Tbh 5$ was to just show the order of magnitude. Even if it was 50$ per month, its still alot cheaper. And the cluster we are talking here about is a raspberry box with 10 mashines each 2cpu 8gb, running k8s, replicated storage, my own domai
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by pojzon 5y ago
At my previous work we often were able to saturate all similar instance types in given region.. All AWS had to say was “we are working hard on providing additional capacity”. The same often happens on black friday, where companies scale up
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by pojzon 5y ago
Ding ding ding, ppl here dont take to account HA and disaster preventions you sometimes have to abaid to due to security certifications and regulations!
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by pojzon 5y ago
Difference is probably that you run real microservices that have small footprint and you can binpack them on very small instances together with very very small aurora cluster. If you wrote exactly the numbers of instances and types -> we
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by pojzon 5y ago
Inbetween using CDK and generating CF Template you can be very “creative”, thats where the imperative part lies.
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by pojzon 5y ago
How big are those Opensearch clusters ? Lets take a small production cluster of 4x r6g.large (default proposal for prod) (0.167$/h) deployed in VPC in private subnet (x2 for HA) That’s 16$ per day for instances only and 2.5$ per day fo
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by pojzon 5y ago
Terraform is using a delarative DSL. CloudFormation is similar in that regard. Using a declarative language is both a pro and con. Pros of that solution is that you are restricted in what you can do, which often results in simplier and clea
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by pojzon 5y ago
Deployed few services on ecs, nat gateway, shared elb, certificate and route53. Total cost 30$ per day ~900$ per month. You can accomplish the same for a fraction of that cost. The convenience you talk about comes with a huge bill. If I add
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by pojzon 5y ago
This only works to some scale. Startup from my previous contract reached the point where “using bigger instance” would be losing them money. On the other hand, self built databases maintained by professionals were ALOT cheaper. We are talki
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by pojzon 5y ago
I was cursing on my ISP for a long time till I understood that Im on a 100Mbit wifi. Then added a wire connection to my server and instantly 10x the speed :^] Dont be like me, have wires set up everywhere where needed.
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by pojzon 5y ago
I often try to explain something probing on what will be the appropriate level for the listener. So you start at the level you expect the person to understand but you often have to go few levels lower (simplier). I understand its needed for
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by pojzon 5y ago
We need an oath the same way doctors do. We also need Software Craftsmanship principles. Unfortunately industry sucked in too many coding monkeys to make such drastic move with good pacing. Like you said - ppl have to die or be annoyed a lo
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by pojzon 5y ago
If you want me to clean up the mess your ppl created over the years -> be ready to pay me hefty premium or equity. Often times it requires not only a lot of skill but also a lot of work. I can do it but be prepared to pay me 2-3 times th
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by pojzon 5y ago
This is precicely why only few companies will do this kind of interview. Good candidate would instantly notice the team is being labeled as seniors but instead are a bunch of crappy devs with years of experience. Code does not lie. If you a
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by pojzon 5y ago
And here goes my reason to use DDG. Not because I pirate stuff, but because I hate censorship. Its only a matter of time till they implement the same filters as GGle. And in no way those filters stop dedicated ppl.
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by pojzon 5y ago
Tbh the moment the author thought about hosting yourself anything to serve static pages -> it was already too much effort. There are free ways to host static pages and extremely inexpensive ways to host static pages that are visited mull
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by pojzon 5y ago
Ive been working on windows OSes for few years before my employer finally let me use macbook. It was the best switch I could make. I had fully working linux distribution together with superb UX of MacOS. Recently switched jobs and again bac
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by pojzon 5y ago
All depends on the type of the certificate you want to get and who will be your CA. Domain Validation certificates are insecure for quite a few types of security certifications due to how stupid easy it sometimes is to get your subdomain va
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by pojzon 5y ago
Every time I read anything about JS, WAT comes to my mind and that explains why everything in web UI domain would require a complete bottom-up rewrite. And ofcourse that is why it will never happen. We just keep on digging deeper in mud sam
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by pojzon 5y ago
Are those function urls backed by WAF and AWS Shield ? If not -> get prepared for huge bill of ddosed function invocations. I hope we can at least attach something to those urls.
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by pojzon 5y ago
This also hits home for me, but in my case - I just became aware I have no influence on most of things around me that do not fit into my perfect “working well” world. Fix that bug in production that other team struggles with for a year ? No
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by pojzon 5y ago
I feel like great devs value the same things. Ive read what author values and instantly knew we would cooperate well. I would also add one more thing: I value the quality of work we do. I try to always deliver the best work I can, but if de
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by pojzon 5y ago
Its hard to find ppl that know how to work securely, so we create tools to make work of security oblivious ppl more secure.
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by pojzon 5y ago
For anyone looking for confirmations look for Zalando’s Postgres Operator. They host 100++ db clusters using that also for production workloads.

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