sheeshkebab

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   by sheeshkebab 10y ago

   it's fine if you can leave with not doing any DBA stuff
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   by sheeshkebab 10y ago

   I'm using both Solr and Elastic right now (on different projects) - second on those items above. One other plus for Solr is it has a flexible replication and consistency model, out of the box - much better fit for large clusters and mu
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   by sheeshkebab 10y ago

   non-competes are common - but often can't be enforced by employers (and in some states are just ignored/illegal). blanket ip ownership not so common - but big shops sometimes require them, when they can get away with them. Some pe
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   by sheeshkebab 10y ago

   AWS was also considered not a fit for running "core" apps and databases... look where we are now. Docker is certainly having some teething issues - and things like kubernetes are certainly WIP. But I wouldn't be as skeptical
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   by sheeshkebab 10y ago

   Clever marketing, but very misleading and trade in values are mostly nowhere $650. Went browsing apple.com macs after seeing all their $2k+ prices on surface books...
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   by sheeshkebab 10y ago

   Surface boook is just as gimped - 16gb ram, about same cpus, same expensive storage, and other gimmicks (detacheable screen won't do you much good in helping to develop stuff)
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   by sheeshkebab 10y ago

   hmm...dual licensing should really have been clearly advertized, together with corresponding commercial pricing. Most enterprise customers won't evaluate products that are on AGPL only, even for internal needs.
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   by sheeshkebab 10y ago

   Why is there no "Pricing" section on their website? how were they making money? (if any)
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   by sheeshkebab 10y ago

   The argument of the article seems that privatization is making it worse, not better
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    by sheeshkebab 10y ago

    > If inequality itself is good, then does that mean we should apply punitive taxes to poor people and subsidize the rich? It's kind of what we around here, don't we? Most rich don't pay much in taxes, effectively subsidize
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    by sheeshkebab 10y ago

    ^^ - this. same here - almost 20 years of dev, last time I needed to implement basic cs algorithms were in college and grad school classes (and some idiotic corporate interviews where preferred way of coding is apparently using a white boar
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    by sheeshkebab 10y ago

    was writing DFS from scratch ever needed to perform dev job or was it a thing that stumped 95% of applicants (and let you read some hacker news/email on your phone/laptop in the mean time)?
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    by sheeshkebab 10y ago

    I've run into for loop go routine one just the other day... reminded me of groovy and it's closure scopes too.
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    by sheeshkebab 10y ago

    Is that game available for download? (Missing: the pursuit of Terry Hughes)
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    by sheeshkebab 10y ago

    I'm looking at one right now with 2m+ lines. It's more surprising that they don't have closer to 10m to 20m lines by now (3m feels smallish for their scale). Also it's easy for business apps that have been around for 10+
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    by sheeshkebab 10y ago

    good ole mainframes still run half the computing world... we'll leave javascript to hipsters and stick to copybooks insteads :)
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    by sheeshkebab 10y ago

    It's a curious project but maybe not "Blazing fast page load and seamless transitions."
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    by sheeshkebab 10y ago

    Second on beanstalk... I'm no sure why anyone would even bother with raw esc - just let aws manage it all using beanstalk. It certainly still relies on elb/dns and whichever env vars for "discovery" stuff, but it beats
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    by sheeshkebab 10y ago

    Yes, and WSJ does the same - shows ads even if you are a subscriber. I'm not sure why they do it though - since not annoying their paying customers seems to be worth more than the few extra cents/a couple of bucks they generate pe
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    by sheeshkebab 10y ago

    Thanks - deleted all of my stuff and turned of all further collection. gosh google...
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    by sheeshkebab 10y ago

    second on beanstalk/docker - beanstalk does simplify quite a bit about running a fleet of docker images (and non-docker stuff too), uses standard aws tools (cf, elb, rds, ecs, vpc), has zero downtime deployment built in, automated serv
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    by sheeshkebab 10y ago

    >I ran these tests within Vagrant hosted on a MacBook Pro 2.2Ghz i7. Good ole laptop benchmarks
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    by sheeshkebab 10y ago

    Interesting project. It would be great if something more out of the box was available in AWS - or a project that could package AWS services for a similar pattern (Route53/elb etc). It's cool to run your own proxy, however doing th
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    by sheeshkebab 11y ago

    I guess something that wechat does is more appropriate for the time being to use in business products... If at all. http://dangrover.com/blog/2016/04/20/bots-wont-replace-apps....
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    by sheeshkebab 11y ago

    As a full stack dev that doesn't really have time to deal with CSS, I'm really glad bootstrap exists (and things like wrapbootstrap.com)
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    by sheeshkebab 11y ago

    same here, stopped reading after that
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    by sheeshkebab 11y ago

    Not defending the ui aping, but GH css is open source: http://primercss.io/layout/ They should have kept it proprietary if their lawyers are touchy about liberal open source licenses. >Open source Available for use
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    by sheeshkebab 11y ago

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