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by pojzon 8y ago
If im not mistaken, Azure went down recently in one region for a wooping 24 hours. That's pretty scary for anyone having at least three nines SLA
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by pojzon 8y ago
After amazon switched to ec2/sec kind of billing in 2017 i would say cloud is pretty good for prototyping and running CI. As to anything else i would say it depends.
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by pojzon 8y ago
Issue is, this works only for very simple systems. With complexity comes maintenance and operations. You also cannot build anything innovative in case of heavy load systems because you cannot embbed your custom highly performant solutions (
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by pojzon 8y ago
Then nations would unite to create "international waters" laws to fuck over those cities too. You really cant run from human ignorance.
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by pojzon 8y ago
Would you mind to share a github or its still private wip ?
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by pojzon 8y ago
I was talking from experience. Dont really follow any guidelines available online.
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by pojzon 8y ago
Its missing a part about high frequency logging. Something like "log level checks should take only a single clock cycle" Looks more like a dev env best practices or apps with low traffic best practices
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by pojzon 8y ago
I found it a good practice to create a custome thread factory which translates the request identifier to be appended to the log. Its actually really easy to filter out everything connected only to that identifier after that. Tho it may be c
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by pojzon 8y ago
To never start smoking during my teens ive convinced myself that im allergic to tabaco smoke. Anytime i "tried" to smoke i would choke myself to near blackout. After 20 years im happy i did that. I was not the "cool smoking k
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by pojzon 8y ago
So we instead of spending more money on education in those places, censor the shit out of everything remotely questionable. That sounds like a good long term solution!
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by pojzon 8y ago
So instead you chose to still have to customize deployments and network setup. Alot more complex security config to do things seemingly "fast". Is that company a start up ? If not it will cost them alot later on..
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by pojzon 8y ago
Its not about the age of the engineers but maturity. Some just dont care about quality of their work because they get paid either way. Look at Silicon Valley, "ageism" is real there. They need young devs with ideas and huge skill
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by pojzon 8y ago
So distributed acid db... Noone till now (from what i have seen) came up with a better solution than guys 50 years ago..
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by pojzon 8y ago
First - always think whether monolith would solve your problems. Second - would mixed architecture solve my problems ? Third - would microservices solve my problem better? Not every company has to be a Netflix or Zalando or Google... I thin
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by pojzon 8y ago
Thats why old wooden well preserved (made) ships survived up untill to now. Crappy made w/e will break the moment you stop maintaining it.
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by pojzon 8y ago
> better privacy Pardon ? Its completely opposite, same with performance, try to open more than 100 tabs on firefox and chrome..
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by pojzon 8y ago
This reason alone is tragic enough to NEVER use Chrome. And of course it has a complete garbage resources management which can be easly tested by opening few hundred empty tabs.. (mostly freezes whole OS around 180-270 tabs on modern deskto
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by pojzon 8y ago
I often compare that to the professional approach of picking correct tool to solve a problem. If client doesnt need extensive security i would strongly advice him to make compromises to push his product out faster. Professionals should put
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by pojzon 8y ago
You can change those tools to any editor. Meld is just a popular option.
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by pojzon 8y ago
Im surprised there were no changes to the default git diff and merge tools. This is one of the first things i do on a new setup, to chane them to use "meld".
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by pojzon 8y ago
Easy to talk like that from a cozy chair with a full plate.. People that have been there or in extreme poverty, dont want to go back there no matter what.
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by pojzon 8y ago
Beside ML and AI hugely based on farms in Indonesia watching everything reported... Its proven that its impossible to track whole content of ytb because simply it is "too much of data and ppl always try to screw over your detection sys
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by pojzon 8y ago
When you are blaimed individually for the failure later on, is that also "the group" consensus? In the long run always individuals are blamed and not groups..
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by pojzon 8y ago
> work with whatever technologies are decided upon. It may sound great when you learn something new, but when you worked with a technology and you know its deprecated crap - as a professional - you should also consider your own career..
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by pojzon 8y ago
Ive stopped drinking coffee a year ago. My brain is dead for the first few hours at the morning. Im a night-kind-of-person, quitting coffee did not help as its tied to each and every person differently. TL;DR there is no single magic soluti
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by pojzon 8y ago
There is enough interest to lobby it through. And politicians are braindead sellouts..
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by pojzon 8y ago
Thanks for this post. Gives more than enough reasons not to use security.txt. Having it in a place which requires human interaction to form a contract makes more sense. Cant automate that.
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by pojzon 8y ago
I would say the number of bugs increases, because ASA you push stuff out there is never enough time to refactor and fix. Because well.. too many ppl think it "does not bring money"
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by pojzon 8y ago
There is only one issue with that thinking. Till people who directly profit from destroying environment can lobby our democratic system, we cant do anything with big enough influence. We would have to introduce totalitarism lead by Gandalfs
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by pojzon 8y ago
Automation creates different problems tho.

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