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by shruubi 6y ago
So what happens if I'm working on a feature that I can't deploy in small chunks meaning I make fewer but larger commits and deploys? Even if I'm deploying good work by this system I'm ranked less than my co-workers by th
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by shruubi 7y ago
Maybe it's just me, but every time I look at Rust I'm either turned off by the community or by this constantly shifting idea of what is best practice. A lot of comments have talked about the idea of writing Rust like it is X year,
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by shruubi 7y ago
I just came out of being forced into running an offshore team from the Phillipines for roughly six-ish months, my experience was that they were very affable with good english skills and worked hard, there was a noticeable problem with techn
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by shruubi 7y ago
I want people to be capable and independent, they should be up front and honest about things but if someone is too stuck on the minutia of "how and how much" in terms of communication then what's the point? On top of which, t
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by shruubi 8y ago
As someone who uses App Engine, it'd be nice if Google would stop treating their non-java languages as second class citizens. It seems, as per usual, there is only App Engine Java support...
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by shruubi 8y ago
If you are happy making sacrifices in your life like cutting out relationships then all the more power to you, but I personally find it kind of crazy that we've reached a place where people think that their business idea is so importan
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by shruubi 8y ago
You think you failed because you got to quit your comfortable job with high-valued stock options to chase your dream and turn it into a profitable business? To me that sounds like someone who is in it for possibly the wrong reasons.
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by shruubi 8y ago
Honestly, it doesn't shock me in the slightest that someone who markets themselves as an SEO expert would not only do something as unethical as this, but also brag about it, as though they think they've done something they should
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by shruubi 8y ago
Seriously, do we need a stupid animation and a silly-looking "ka-boom" image? It just comes across as trying too hard to be cute and ends up looking childish and stupid.
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by shruubi 8y ago
Honestly, I can't stand YAML. Every time I need to read a YAML file I also need to bring up a reference for what the syntax is because to me, none of it is immediately obvious. Personally, I don't understand why all these projects
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by shruubi 8y ago
My god, This article is written like the author has just joined a cult and is about two more claims about serverless being the high-exalted away from drinking the cool-aide. I mean, it's wonderful that you went to a conference and was
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by shruubi 8y ago
It's frustrating because I can see both sides having valid concerns, however, while Signal's position may be the right one ethically, AWS/Google are in the right practically. Should these countries kick up a stink about a pri
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by shruubi 9y ago
The title of this article is terrible, and gives off the wrong impression right off the bat. However, this could also come down to a regional dialect issue, as people from my region could just as easily read that title and see "why we
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by shruubi 9y ago
> So the CEO of Trustico, Zane Lucas, mailed the private keys of 23000 Trustico customers to Digicert How is it that these guys have managed to stay in business for this long?
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by shruubi 9y ago
As someone who is an outsider looking in on this whole situation (someone who both does not live in Silicon Valley and does not live in America), I honestly think the whole place and everyone there is f king insane. Both sides are seemingl
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by shruubi 9y ago
That's all well and good until it isn't anymore. And to top it off, your recommendation is to either hire someone to manage k8s full-time or be at the mercy of your cloud vendor and hope that one day you don't turn up to work
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by shruubi 9y ago
This article concerns me, especially considering the first thing you see is "There is no such thing as Kubernetes LTS (and that’s fantastic)". What is so great about running your infrastructure on a platform that has no intention
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by shruubi 9y ago
This reminds me of something I read long ago that was along the lines of "make the computer change for you, don't change for the computer". As such, I have a small list of common typo's that I make that alias themselves
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by shruubi 9y ago
Honestly, it tickles me pink to see ad companies having a public sook about a company standing up for the end-user. What is amazing is the level of arrogance these ad companies have to accuse apple of damaging the "infrastructure of th
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Using GCP Cloud SQL Read Replica's(stackoverflow.com)
2 points by shruubi 9y ago|0 comments
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by shruubi 9y ago
Susan Fowlers piece was powerful, and definitely deserving of some kind of award/commendation, but I'm not sure if a Pulitzer is the right kind of award. My understanding is the Pulitzer is for investigative journalism, which I wo
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Lessons learnt from integrating with 3rd-party API’s(medium.com)
6 points by shruubi 9y ago|0 comments
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by shruubi 9y ago
It seems almost a right of passage for a programmer to build/attempt a lisp/pseudo-lisp implementation. Quite honestly, when I made my (very poor) attempt, it was one of the most fun, and most frustrating projects I had done at th
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by shruubi 10y ago
Sure, he is a very public figure in his role as Uber CEO, but to say that he is instantly recognisable by Uber drivers is a little much. As someone who follows a lot of tech news etc this is the first time I've even seen what he looks
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by shruubi 10y ago
Honestly, as much as I don't like Kalanick and would love a reason to dislike him even more, to some degree I have to side with him on this situation. The footage with the girls, while incredibly awkward, is nothing more than a flirtat
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by shruubi 10y ago
> Regardless of where one wishes to put the blame, this problem will _not_ be fixed. Period. I realise that floating-point numbers are, to use the technical term, "whack", and I also realise that triaging the issue seems to po
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by shruubi 10y ago
Reading this, at least from my perspective, makes it seem like the author asks three questions, then provides an answer that doesn't really actually answer the three questions. In particular, from my own experience in blogging/twi
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by shruubi 10y ago
As someone who is Australian and not American, if anything like this happened and HR failed in the trainwreck like manner that they did in this story, we have a government organisation that oversees and enforces workplace legislation. It se
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by shruubi 10y ago
I disagree. At the end of the day you are nothing but a piece of meat to your employer that they are obligated to pay. Almost every employer is actively working to get as much work out of you for as little cost to them as possible. That is
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by shruubi 10y ago
What I see when I look at the whole Wikileaks/Assange situation is a guy who started off well-meaning and really did want to make a difference who through a stroke of right-place-right-time happened to receive at the time the largest l

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