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   by siscia 6y ago

   Honest question, Kubernets does not helps in closing the gap between AWS and Hetzner Cloud? I would think that an honest setup supported by k8s would, at least alleviate the need of managed solution? Are there AWS services without a competi
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   by siscia 6y ago

   Civil and social disobedience is done by activists, not by companies. This is just greed and putting profits before people. Less than one week ago we were all cheering for an high level engineer leaving Amazon against working condition in t
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   by siscia 6y ago

   And still you are supposed to follow the rules. Even the one you don't like. Especially if you are a business. You could write a convincing argument for pretty much anything, that it is not the point.
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   by siscia 6y ago

   I do actually work on quite low level code. My mistakes are neither millions of euros nor company ending scenario. Just a lot of complaints. I am not advocating for move early and break things fast. Not at all. But in my environment I find
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   by siscia 6y ago

   Indeed it is a fine balance. However, what I am trying to convey is that the burder of explaining and testing the code, and why the code is needed, should be on who put it out first. If we are not brave and decisive when we decide to cut co
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   by siscia 6y ago

   I find it very very true, however. The time necessary to understand why the fence was put up, it is usually greater than the time necessary to push down the fence, test the system, and put back up the fence if necessary.
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   by siscia 6y ago

   And the vacuum in LHC is not THAT big as a problem. The real problem are the magnets.
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   by siscia 6y ago

   I would suggest to ask publicly your questions. Lot of people from physics read HN.
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   by siscia 6y ago

   I believe that was separate senior engineers from the other is having passed the phase of elegance. Eventually we want stuff that works, without looking at them. On twitter people were asking what is clean code? My answer to that is that th
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    by siscia 6y ago

    I work in a kinda similar environment even if bigger. To manage runtime dependencies we use cvmfs. A read only distributed filesystems, kinda like a very specific NFS for software distribution. If that is never been a problem, cvmfs it is q
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    by siscia 6y ago

    Did somebody actually tried to use the S3 API? It seems like they are not working for me.
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    by siscia 6y ago

    I just find amazing that the project is working with clojure 1.2.0 as dependency, Which is about 8 years old. Clojure hold a soft spot in my heart for emotional reason, but the engineering behind it is top notch. If any of you need motivati
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    by siscia 7y ago

    Hummm I find this view very disturbing. While it is true that some developer builds yet another e-commerce cart on JavaScript or PHP, some of is work in critical systems. Systems that in one way or another allow our world to keep working. W
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    by siscia 7y ago

    It is kinda unfair to compare the time of writing a service in go and rust if your team already work with JavaScript. Go was designed to be extremely simple (simplicistic, if you want to be ugly with terms) while rust was designed with very
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    by siscia 7y ago

    Somebody has experience with it? It is worth signing up?
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    by siscia 7y ago

    We instinctively think this is a bad idea, because we are trained to have a single big databases, source of all truth that must be guarded and accessed only by vetted and secure backend application. What if this wasn't true? What if da
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    What Is a Web Request(jr2sr.netlify.com)

    1 points by siscia 7y ago|0 comments
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    by siscia 7y ago

    Sorry I wasn't clear. Personally I am myself in the stricter form of quarantine I can do. However, the argument I brought forward will start to raise stronger and stronger. And if we don't discuss about it, and if we don't do
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    by siscia 7y ago

    I believe we seriously understimate how widespread is the virus. Let not-so-at-risk people go around will also helps in not moving completely blond in this episode. I know people that are sure to have caught it, didn't get tested, it p
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    by siscia 7y ago

    Thanks for seeing my point! :) And yes, less lockdown for someone is already something...
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    by siscia 7y ago

    Sure, but younger have less need of medical care in general. Moreover, lock down all the elders and the ICU won't be so busy...
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    by siscia 7y ago

    I believe we both agree that locking down 20/30 years old people who still have to study, to meet people, to make experience, to find lovers and to find themselves is very different that lock down 70/80 years old people right? The
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    by siscia 7y ago

    Still at much lower rate than the elders. And what I am saying is that the lockdown punish different class of people very differently. And the most punished are the least affected by the virus itself.
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    by siscia 7y ago

    Still much less than the elders and I am not sure what your comment means. Again, what I am saying is that the lockdown punish purple differently, the most punished are the least affected by the virus itself
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    by siscia 7y ago

    For how much I understand the need to lower the curve and reduce the R0 of the infection, I start to see also another argument. We are basically pausing the life of younger people, indefinitely, to protect the elders. Again, since the quara
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    by siscia 7y ago

    I am quite deep into this idea of static website and I had a little of experience building one ( now defunct ) and I provide tools targeted to static website developers ( https://simplesql.redbeardlab.com ) The experience of cre
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    Show HN: SimpleSQL SDK, JavaScript API to interact with databases over HTTPS(redisql.redbeardlab.com)

    4 points by siscia 7y ago|0 comments
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    by siscia 7y ago

    I don't get it. It is estimated that below 50$/barrel Saudi Arabia is basically pushing wealth out of their country. (Balance of payment in negative, it is right?.) And below 80$/barrel they are running the country at a defic
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    by siscia 7y ago

    Nono sorry but I can't agree. In my very limited understanding the price of stocks were way to high already. The virus is just the proverbial drop, it is not the cause.
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    by siscia 7y ago

    Yeahhh I am all down for simplify the stack as much as possible, but up to your necessity. Eventually you will reach a point where you will need clever and fast code.