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511.
by qaq 3y ago
Sure with proper CI/CD in place which you need regardless of app being a monolith or a set of micorservices. It's also infinitely simpler to setup proper CI/CD for a monolith.
512.
by qaq 3y ago
Yep and people you do not trust should not have access to CI/CD workflows and repo settings. Your CI/CD workflows should prevent everything else you mentioned.
513.
by qaq 3y ago
Have your teams use façade pattern and you no longer need microservices to "isolate it"
514.
by qaq 3y ago
what about ASML?
515.
by qaq 3y ago
They have a decent product portfolio for company producing nothing of value
516.
by qaq 3y ago
I think people pretty much hate waterfall that's mascarading as agile, like SAFe (Scaled Agile Framework) etc.
517.
by qaq 3y ago
Important point they miss is that unless your monthly spend with AWS is couple of mil a month you are nothing to them.
518.
by qaq 3y ago
That is not the only possible vulnerability.
519.
by qaq 3y ago
Sure they do for "serverless workloads"
520.
by qaq 3y ago
Thats a strong statement we only know about breaches that have a) being identified b) publicly disclosed
521.
by qaq 3y ago
Why is filtering applicants for people who accomplished at least something in any area of life (not even specifically software) being a jerk ?
522.
by qaq 3y ago
Honest question why?
523.
by qaq 3y ago
So many startups are just a paper-thin layers over publicly-available AWS services.
524.
by qaq 3y ago
"Owner Operator"
525.
by qaq 3y ago
Median semi price is 150K
526.
by qaq 3y ago
Because it's really hard job?
527.
by qaq 3y ago
I'd choose git over perforce any day.
528.
by qaq 3y ago
Same was true for USSR but obviously way bigger numbers. Thats how Ukraine managed to keep jets flying after the runways were targeted.
529.
by qaq 3y ago
Ireland ?
530.
by qaq 3y ago
Hmm “Sam Altman won't tell you that GPT-4 has 220B parameters and is 16-way mixture model with 8 sets of weights” George Hotz said this in his recent interview with Lex Fridman. It looked like Lex knew this to be true by the way he rea
531.
by qaq 3y ago
Well I guess all the bad publicity was worth it for the "business"
532.
by qaq 3y ago
Hopefully Mojo makes good progress offering a good alternative
533.
by qaq 3y ago
This highly depends on app access patterns
534.
by qaq 3y ago
The top part looks really bad to my eye at least. Would totally buy it if didn't look this ugly
535.
by qaq 3y ago
thats a document-graph database though
536.
by qaq 3y ago
there was poc of sqlite on top of FDB. There is also sql layer that Apple did not open source that they use at scale. Just seems a wasted opportunity.
537.
by qaq 3y ago
Suprised none used it as a foundation for a NewSQL DB, the thing is battle tested and actively developed by Apple and Snowflake.
538.
by qaq 3y ago
If you think it's absurd you can always short it
539.
by qaq 3y ago
sure but not many workloads are writing out million inserts per second.
540.
by qaq 3y ago
this sounds horrible until you realise that a modern SSD will write that in about 1.5 sec.

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