salex89

27 ms·

241.
by salex89 10y ago
Sorry for the hijack, but what's the state of .NET Core development on Linux? I'm dominantly a Java/Scala dev (although using other langauges) and I'm kinda used to working on Linux...
242.
by salex89 10y ago
Sure, but it will cause increased wear on the clutch plates. However, idling, keeping the clutch disengaged in neutral for longer periods of time increases wear on the dual-mass flywheel. So, whatever you do, you are damaging something :) .
243.
by salex89 10y ago
I'm writing sick from bed so my posting capabilities are slightly diminished :) . Rancher itself is not an alternative to Kubernetes. It can control a Kubernetes, AWS, Mesos or very simple Cattle cluster. We started with Cattle with a
244.
by salex89 10y ago
Take a look at Rancher also. It is a bit more mature project, and it did save me some headache. To be honest I didn't use Docker everywhere and everywhen but where I did, do real issues. Also there is DCGC from yelp!
245.
by salex89 10y ago
Oh joy, the Semantic Web all over again...
246.
by salex89 10y ago
I'll forgive the application size, because I like it. I hope there are plans to add tabs, because the current approach is a bit clunky, you can switch between open windows with Ctrl+Tab but the windows are independent.
247.
by salex89 10y ago
Hear, hear! I can only see it being compared with dropwizard which is "only" a REST framework for Java. What's the problem this is solving?
248.
by salex89 10y ago
Looks like you are right. Based on the image I thought it was something mechanical. Looks nice, but I'm not fond of foldable keyboards :( .
249.
by salex89 10y ago
My biggest current question is which keyboard is this, on the image in the article?! https://d3ansictanv2wj.cloudfront.net/Figure_2-985cd20ea0c0b...
250.
by salex89 10y ago
Disclaimer: I'm just talking from a REST developer perspective. The nice thing of REST calls in the current form is that they are that - just calls. With proper monitoring you could just see which ones do you get more or less and with
251.
by salex89 10y ago
I'm impressed, but for other reasons. For once, I have no idea how to properly implement this. I mean, it really looks like a lot of trouble mapping this from GraphQL to.. .SQL? And what if the system is using some kind of NoSQL databa
252.
by salex89 10y ago
Can't agree with you more. I'm currently in the business with FP7 and Horizon. What a pile of... It's all about buzzwords and overly complicated "architectures" which should be as general and vague as possible to da
253.
by salex89 10y ago
Completely feel you... I'm in the completely same situation. My main language in the past three years is generally Java, but I worked in Node.js, actively working in Scala (Play, Akka and the bunch) and now I'm taking a bit of Pyt
254.
Citizens of Bosnia and Herzegovina asked not to hunt Pokemon in minefields(translate.google.rs)
2 points by salex89 10y ago|0 comments
255.
by salex89 10y ago
In my experience, to some degree. If you are using Play, for example, the Gradle plugin is currently held on Play 2.3. Play 2.4 is experimental, 2.5 is nowhere to be seen.
256.
by salex89 10y ago
It's not only about the operators. The whole tools is not really straightforward. A great part of the time I just copy some magical strings into the build.sbt and sometimes it actually works. I tried learning it with understanding, bel
257.
by salex89 10y ago
Not directly related, but: do the world a favor and build a new SBT! This <<= one += is a bit -> """strange""" .
258.
by salex89 10y ago
And if there is no record in the repository, what should I do with the default value? Check if the returned value is different from the default? I actually don't see any real benefit in cleanliness. The only thing that could actually h
259.
by salex89 10y ago
It's not at all crowded since not all of them actually work well and they are optimized for different use cases and different setups. One use case I believe is not covered well, and I use it often, and evaluated it, is actually storing
260.
by salex89 10y ago
If it is really possible to learn one language each year, and read six books, I'm going to be very impressed with that. Especially considering side projects you actually start in some language, frameworks (which are not the same as l
261.
by salex89 11y ago
Strange, I'm not from the US, (I'm from Serbia) and it says I can't even buy the book on Amazon (I was hoping for the kindle edition). I did apply for the hard copy though.
262.
by salex89 11y ago
This might be true, but I don't think it is hard as the general opinion is. I think it's mostly about the technique and patience. You can't expect miracles at once or a wow factor. I generally started using it for smaller pro
263.
Apache Cassandra for analytics: A performance and storage analysis(oreilly.com)
2 points by salex89 11y ago|0 comments
264.
'DND until next alarm' disappearing from Android 6.0 devices – a magnificent bug(androidpolice.com)
2 points by salex89 11y ago|0 comments
265.
by salex89 11y ago
It is a shame... But I am much more irritated, lacking a better term, with the chronicall lacking of a proper mail client for Linux. Thunderbird is the best as far as I used them, but I am not satisfied with the performance, UK and features
266.
by salex89 11y ago
True, we do not. However, divisions between Christians in this day and age are not such deep or, let's say, unreasonable like between Muslims, obviously. All recent conflicts that may actually have religious elements (like the old SFRY
267.
by salex89 11y ago
I'm playing the puzzles for some time now (when I can afford the time), and I consider myself a relatively experienced dev (college + two years in the industry) and learning a new language (Scala) and just using plain Java. It's m
268.
by salex89 11y ago
Well, this is a step to making them better. TBH, I'm not so fascinated with Google Maps for commuting by car. I'm pretty impressed, for example, with using the latest BMW navigation system, in Europe. Not saying it is better than
269.
by salex89 11y ago
Maybe it's because I live far outside the Bay Area, in Europe, so I don' get the culture, but the whole guru/ninja nomenclature makes me nervous. Maybe it's my low self-esteem kicking in, but I find it hard to associate
270.
by salex89 11y ago
Never heard of Twitter abandoning Scala. They actually seem committed. LinkedIn changes technology often. But that does not have to mean much. It is still well used and on surveys immediately after the regulars such as java, python, c++,c#,

More ›