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by tail_exchange 4y ago
I don't think microservices are the answer to everything, but I don't see how monoliths can keep up with developer velocity when an organization reaches thousands of developers. Monoliths are way slower to deploy than microservice
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by tail_exchange 4y ago
And the solution was to turn their website into a powerpoint presentation?
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by tail_exchange 4y ago
Telegram has been my favorite messenger since I started using it. Fast, nice interface, great features, and wide adoption.
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by tail_exchange 4y ago
Seems reasonable considering that the Russian government tried repeatedly to shut them down and the founder fled the country and got citizenship elsewhere. How sure are you thay they do have ties with the Russian government?
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by tail_exchange 4y ago
You can find the comments from the ESBuild author here on HN: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22336284
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by tail_exchange 4y ago
Pretty much. Though you can play anything if you have a link, which is my case. There are other alternatives like the Index, but they are way more expensive.
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by tail_exchange 4y ago
I started my Oculus Quest a couple days ago after a small hiatus, and it forced me to create a Meta account and set up a Horizon profile. Looks like Zuck is pushing really hard for his Metaverse thing. Ah, yes please, I would love to be in
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by tail_exchange 4y ago
I don't think I can answer what the formula for a good life is. There is a whole section of philosophy dedicated only to this area. I think it is up to each of us to figure out how to make the best out of our lives, but if you like how
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by tail_exchange 4y ago
Being a human is not a good reason to become a parent. Sure, reproducing is a human instinct, but another part of being a human is learning to control your instincts so you can have the life you want. If the life you want does not involve c
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by tail_exchange 4y ago
Just out of curiosity - why is this such a big deal? Personally, as long as the page has a good UI, I couldn't care less if it is being prerendered or not.
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by tail_exchange 4y ago
It's not about necessity, it's about convenience. It could be argued that you don't need a mouse to navigate a web page either (there are VIM plugins for web browsers), but a mouse is much more user friendly and easier to use
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by tail_exchange 4y ago
What part of Turkey's ballooning inflation indicates that he is right? So far, everything has pointed to him being wrong.
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by tail_exchange 4y ago
Luckily their users seem to like doxxing
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by tail_exchange 4y ago
Doesn't seem like it. It's still the top rated framework according to State of JS. Also, what would be a better alternative, since you don't like it? Seems like it's yet another technology HN loves to hate, but every dev
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by tail_exchange 5y ago
If I remember from my time in school, the secret is to do it while pretending to be different than everyone else. Jokes aside, being cool is not about being different than everyone else - that's what an outcast is.
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by tail_exchange 5y ago
"Our goal is to make money, and not creating problems for society." You see, they just want to make money by extorting people with malwares, and not create problems for society. It's all forgiven.
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by tail_exchange 6y ago
Damn, I really missed the opportunity to send him "Oh, hi Mark!".
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by tail_exchange 6y ago
Kubernetes is incredibly daunting for someone who only used VMs, but after spending some time with it, it's not really that hard. I also unironically run my personal stuff on K8s just because it's familiar to me, and it is also a
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by tail_exchange 6y ago
It depends on the size of the cluster. If it's just a little blog and you just want it to be as cheap as possible, but still using K8s just for fun, it will cost you around $4/month on GCP (1 f1-micro node).