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by rdsubhas 9y ago
Coal, gas, etc increased global warming - but we are talking about timescales of <100 years (sometimes <50) to reverse those changes with appropriate action. Nuclear is not like that, it takes thousands of years (plutonium-239 has a h
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by rdsubhas 9y ago
Looks completely out of context. Undisclosed income is black money. You pay taxes on salary/income (most of which is deducted at source). The state does and will almost always know your salary/income, period.
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by rdsubhas 9y ago
W3C standard for bloat-free websites, aka vendor-neutral equivalent of Google AMP and Facebook Instant Articles, to avoid further fragmenting the web. If its an open standard, mobile-view and other stuff can be progressively added to websit
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by rdsubhas 9y ago
node+npm5/yarn, ruby+gemfile, rust+cargo (and maybe a few more) are the best examples for the whole workflow around packaging. Semver ranges (dependency 1.0.x) along with version pinning (lock files that represent the currently install
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by rdsubhas 9y ago
Again, this article and in general engineers discussing Monorepo vs Multirepo - seem to be discussing about splitting code without splitting dependency graphs, CI/CD and independent delivery. So they had "religious arguments"
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by rdsubhas 9y ago
It does hurt. Examples in the article linked above.
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by rdsubhas 9y ago
Spot on. RESTful URLs are not to be treated like SEO URLs. But unfortunately most people don't see the difference. One example in the article is especially harmful (/students/<id>/courses/physics for querying)
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Mad Max's take on Tech Evangelism(medium.com)
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by rdsubhas 9y ago
Pair program with a few people half a day for a week or two, and you'll become productive both with codebase and with your team mates (as long as you didn't capture their keyboards). Spend rest of the day on everything else mentio
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by rdsubhas 9y ago
I'm curious to know, just from a general understanding - How much of the situation changes when Java 9 releases? Will it lead to some features in Kotlin becoming redundant/unnecessary, some other new features open up in Java 9, gr
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by rdsubhas 10y ago
Two-way binding I guess. Once we get used to one-way binding and immutable data structures, anything else feels indeterministic. (Note: Just guessing what the commenter might have written. I'm a long-term VueJS user)
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by rdsubhas 10y ago
While this is elegant, its still dangerous. There are online payments that could check whether your booking is complete in the background by periodically firing ajax calls, bulk updates or uploads, etc.
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by rdsubhas 10y ago
There are only 3 ways to model CI: - Plain jobs (disconnected dots) (Jenkins/Travis-CI/etc) - Full-on graphs with value stream maps and arbitrary connections (GoCD/Concourse/etc) - Isolated pipelines (disconnected matric
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by rdsubhas 10y ago
On a side note, I found it more useful that the Weekly/Monthly trending repositories are finally working again. https://github.com/trending?since=monthly https://github.com/trending?since=weekly
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by rdsubhas 10y ago
Hi, will BlueOcean have proper restartable stages in the pipeline? Or will it be Jenkins 2.0 pipeline under the hood? Thanks!
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REST in Peace: Monolith vs MicroServices in Examples(medium.com)
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by rdsubhas 10y ago
What's the point of PM2.5, PM10, per-capita emission and so on if you can't live in a city with your kids anymore? No offense to you, but I think all those "experts" arguing on TV about this should just go and live in De
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by rdsubhas 10y ago
Coincidentally covered, but just not in terms of functions :) 5.1. Sandwich Layers Lets take a concise, closely bound action and split it into 10 or 20 sandwiched layers, where none of the individual layers make any sense without the who
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by rdsubhas 10y ago
If one wants to treat all expressions as functions, they're far far better off with a proper functional language built on lambda calculus and the power of full function composition primitives. Most projects fail badly trying to twist O
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by rdsubhas 10y ago
I'm sorry I'm not aware of the person, but would be interested in reading/seeing it. A quick google search yielded https://blog.pivotal.io/pivotal-perspectives/features/revisi... - Is this the one y
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by rdsubhas 10y ago
You need to be this tall to use [micro] services: * Basic Monitoring, instrumentation, health checks * Distributed logging, tracing * Ready to isolate not just code, but whole build+test+package+promote for every service * Can define upstre
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by rdsubhas 10y ago
In Maven, the only way to share build logic is through a parent POM. Even if only four modules (out of 10) need to share some build logic, the only way is to get it into the parent POM. So in most maven projects, the parent POM is a kitchen
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by rdsubhas 10y ago
Teach a Dog to REST: Some great REST API patterns distilled into a simple presentation http://www.slideshare.net/landlessness/teach-a-dog-to-rest
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10 Modern Software Over-Engineering Mistakes(medium.com)
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by rdsubhas 10y ago
All my meetings are on the calendar. I dont know what to do with my life right now
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by rdsubhas 10y ago
And how do all these people get voted in?
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by rdsubhas 10y ago
There is no such thing as do everything right or don't do anything at all. A nation cannot be an all-or-nothing game. Yes India has problems, but doesn't mean that it has to stop progress in all other places until all these proble
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by rdsubhas 10y ago
> support for DNS search in /etc/resolv.conf Big news. This was a huge blocker in containerized environments, now can't wait to try this out. Great work!
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by rdsubhas 10y ago
It could also be something fishy. Stock prices are sometimes inflated like this to make a safe exit just before something disastrous happens.
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by rdsubhas 10y ago
They are leading in virtual reality in virtual reality. So its got to be true.

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