shill_predictor

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   by shill_predictor 6y ago

   That was my thought as well. It's hard to define something to not appeal as bullshit but so many people do not care or can't comprehend the outcome/judgement on the reader side. A few comments above mentioned hackernoon and I
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   by shill_predictor 6y ago

   >A junior software engineer taking a stance on a public matter goes to front page on HN. I guess you are really emotional on this topic.
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   by shill_predictor 6y ago

   >They are unstable. QA is bad, gets weird errors in programs (probably programs' fault but I don't care) and if the machine fails to function in any way it becomes my fault for choosing it. That's why my company buys an In
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   by shill_predictor 7y ago

   Gitlab for CI, Nexus for jars and docker containers and routing traffic with traefik. Its super easy if you setup them using docker. I will move to jenkins CI tough. Its plugin/ecosystem brings you much more value over gitlab.
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   by shill_predictor 7y ago

   For me it was a cherry on top of my home built pipeline. I was able to learn the general cert usage through setting up my CI/CD. It was fun and costed me nothing.
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   by shill_predictor 7y ago

   I've got the urge to kick you in the balls while reading it. You have really represented a problem with this writing style.