stitched2gethr

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   by stitched2gethr 5y ago

   Neat!
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   by stitched2gethr 5y ago

   > “But you know, every other week, someone loses their housing and I have to fill up the position again.” Naive view here, but isn't this an indication that the job is not paying enough for the location?
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   by stitched2gethr 5y ago

   It seems the more pressing issue is that I will almost definitely question a future pull request to have the author tell me, "well that's what copilot wrote and it looked OK." If I catch it. I'm all for AI coding assista
4. 124.▲
   by stitched2gethr 5y ago

   And people have not forgotten.
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   by stitched2gethr 5y ago

   Some people are just on a whole different level.
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   by stitched2gethr 5y ago

   Shameless plug. Speedscale.com (S20) let's you test with real world data, without the mocks and fakes.
7. 127.▲
   by stitched2gethr 5y ago

   And mention this post, please :)
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   Dependency Wrapping, in Go(speedscale.com)

   3 points by stitched2gethr 5y ago|0 comments
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   by stitched2gethr 6y ago

   This is what chef did and I enjoyed it, but it seems that's not the way most systems went.
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    by stitched2gethr 6y ago

    I really wish someone like Joma Tech would turn this into a video. Hilarious.
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    by stitched2gethr 6y ago

    After working in Python and Ruby I don't think I could ever choose a dynamically typed language for a project with more than a few thousand lines. There's just a lot of safety, and documentation, you get cheaply when using static
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    by stitched2gethr 6y ago

    Well it is free. It's also open source for those of us that believe that's important in its own right.
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    by stitched2gethr 6y ago

    Sorry, perhaps I don't understand how ternary operators are any different than if; then; else. In fact for readability I very much prefer guard statements that don't include an else at all.
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    by stitched2gethr 6y ago

    If I may provide what I believe is a different interpretation of what she is saying. Yes, sometimes there are really solid libraries that solve the problem you are facing well, but often engineers will reach for a Swiss army knife when all
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    by stitched2gethr 6y ago

    From my personal experience, yes, but not just for scale. I've used Kubernetes in a 300k person organization and now in a 35 person organization. Kubernetes isn't the simplest solution, but it's just reliability in a box. You
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    by stitched2gethr 6y ago

    We just moved everything from datadog to Grafana, Prometheus and Loki, mainly due to cost. Honestly though, I feel like we get more out of the Grafana stack. Its powerful but simple enough to keep it pleasant to work with.
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    by stitched2gethr 7y ago

    I would love to go to a 32 hour work week, but not for the obvious reason. I would still put in 50 hours but it would give me more of an edge over everyone else. I don't feel like I'm in direct competition with my peers, but I alw