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by sublimefire 6y ago
Your thoughts and experience resonate with me. Although I would look for similar examples elsewhere to understand where it is all headed. And one of those could be the rise and adoption of the JVM. There are a bunch of old dependencies, mul
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> much better language Maybe but who cares when your code does not execute instantly on Lambda and requires you to use GaalVM to convert bytecode to binary. Besides you have a lot of people who would say Kotlin is better. Javascript, lik
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by sublimefire 6y ago
Deno makes sense in a variety of situations. The build pipelines of Typescript are excessively complicated and Deno hides that complication away (less dev effort). Furthermore Node has its own maintenance/risk issues in production syst
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by sublimefire 6y ago
Me being a person who resonates with the ideas of GNU this article seems unfinished and a bit weird. I know that there is proprietry javascript executed on my browser but it is not the same as running emacs on linux. Browser is effectively
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by sublimefire 6y ago
It's like a themeforest.net but for web products, yay. On a serious note it sounds like a great idea but it is not. Unless the coding monkey comes packaged in the price. Why would I want to maintain and try to sell someone elses code?
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I find that maintaining a blog is like saving money. If you think there is gonna be something left at the end of the month then you'll never save. But if you're in the habit already then the only other problem is what to write. Ye
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Most of us who lived in the soviet union, watched a couple of those at least a few times: - Кавказская пленница https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kidnapping,_Caucasian_Style - Операция „Ы“ и другие приключения Шурика htt
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For some reason I did think of a "Garbage Watch" after reading the article. https://gizmodo.com/the-garbage-watch-is-a-piece-of-haute-ec... A couple of coloured wires would make Watchy a much cooler accessory.
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LOL I'm in talks of migrating microservices into a monolith purely because there is so much overhead at managing it. You need at least a couple of people to keep it in place. And the latter means the company is prepared to kill the pro
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The fact that we talk about it raises some questions. Surely it depends on the problem at hand. There are multiple companies solving various issues and those are either global or local, well defined or ambiguous. There is no one approach as
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I'm gonna be the thick one. What advantages does it give me when I have something like pi-hole as my DNS server on the internal network? Surely majority of connections need a DNS resolution. Would love to see some stats showing the amo
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awd