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by soonnow 6y ago
Until you come to the deployment phase where all teams need to communicate and deploy in sync. This can be a significant factor for slow down. Also Microservices don't sync on the datastore, these are (in theory) not shared. So yes Mic
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by soonnow 6y ago
So you are in principle of course correct. But keep in mind that Microservices can be deployed independently of each other. With Monoliths there is a single deployment that causes a lot of synchronization issues. Every team needs to deploy
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by soonnow 6y ago
I think that many people look at Microservices from a purely technical standpoint. How much compute power do I get per dollar spent. What about the monitoring complexities and the logging problems? Microservices are actually often driven by
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by soonnow 6y ago
In case you are wondering, like me, what's the point here is some quote from the linked release "The difference for the user is minimal, but for maintainability the upstream alignment with both OpenJDK 11 and GraalVM is critical.
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by soonnow 6y ago
How much is the actual CPU as part of the whole package. I doubt they'd be mkaing those laptops significantly cheaper. This is Apple after all.
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Are the ARM Macs an Attack on Amazon and Google?(medium.com)
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How to Win at AI – Insurances at the Forefront of the Data Revolution(linkedin.com)
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Governments and WHO changed Covid-19 policy based on suspect data(theguardian.com)
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by soonnow 6y ago
Ok so sadly my Thai is not where it should be, but it also heavily uses borrowed English words, that it masterfully butchers. Thai language has only a fairly limited number of ending sounds and also usually needs consonsants attached to a v
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by soonnow 6y ago
They don't... Sorry
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by soonnow 6y ago
please see my comment above. All English today unles you are a Beginner.
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by soonnow 6y ago
At some point in the past, a few programming languages would try to be localized. I faintly remember Visual Basic using German names for the functions? Also I think SAP/ABAP was German at first. So when you write WENN X>LAENGE(Y) DA
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Meet ACE2, the Enzyme at the Center of the Covid-19 Mystery(wired.com)
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by soonnow 6y ago
Anecdotal data for sure, but I have tried similar approaches and I always fail by dropping off quickly. I just drop the non-enjoyable thing and then keep doing just an enjoyable activity. What helps me the most in these scenarios, is to set
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A Leader Arrives in Asia - A Story of Culture Shock(medium.com)
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by soonnow 6y ago
I don't think jobs will disappear or be created, because of covid-19. I do see a few shifts though. There is a trend towards isolation on a macro and micro level. So it is clear that the US of 2020 is moving in a isolationist direction
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by soonnow 6y ago
Heres a bunch of ideas. 1) Reduce your ego. Your are not the project or the ideas that went into it. It's ok to take a step back and revise decisions. It can help to document the factors that went into a decision. 2) For me reading a b
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Drag and drop: Deepfakes create a new kind of crime(koreajoongangdaily.joins.com)
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DevOps Engineers – Skills of a Great Candidate(medium.com)
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by soonnow 6y ago
Medium does support code, without highlighting though and only accessible through unobvious keys: To begin a code block, go to a new line and type ``` (triple backtick). For inline code in a paragraph, type a single backtick ` to b
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Experts Knew a Pandemic Was Coming. Here’s What They’re Worried About Next(politico.com)
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Adopting Machine Learning with Deep Java Library and Spring Boot(idk.dev)
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Why the Coronavirus Is So Confusing(theatlantic.com)
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Covid-19 Treatment and Vaccine Tracker(milkeninstitute.org)
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by soonnow 6y ago
Have a look at https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-020-01221-y , it describes in-depth what types of vaccines they are working on and how they are trying to make the body produce antibodies.
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What you need to know about the Covid-19 vaccine(gatesnotes.com)
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Everything as a Service in a Post-Covid-19 World(linkedin.com)
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Zoom's Nine Year Path to Overnight Success(hackernoon.com)
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It’s a Great Time to Transition to Microservices Architecture(devprojournal.com)
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Unsupervised Image-to-Image Translation Turns Selfies into Anime Characters(medium.com)
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