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by tbrock 6y ago
Surely there is a pipeline such that the 32 robots have 32 in flight at a time and don’t sit idle waiting for a single ps4 to complete.
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by tbrock 6y ago
No, that’s stuff we invented recently. Before it was just jam it in a box and see if it works.
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by tbrock 6y ago
We must have been using it incorrectly then, oh well. Good riddance Atlassian.
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by tbrock 6y ago
Ours JIRA instance took multiple seconds to load modals. Think 5+ seconds. It was miserable. I would have gladly paid more for faster speed but it turned out the APIs were blazing fast and it was the JS that was slow. Not sure how we have h
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by tbrock 6y ago
I tend to agree but I have a anecdotal counterexample. We recently switched from JIRA to Clubhouse by importing our history and backlog wholesale. Due to the substantial performance bump we have definitively leveled up as a team. Status upd
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by tbrock 6y ago
So did mine, weird...
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by tbrock 6y ago
Is the user experience on zoom that good? To me it’s barely passable because I think the bar is higher in 2020 than it was in 2000 (where getting on the conference was a miracle). 1. Today zoom links load a webpage that hits a local web ser
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by tbrock 6y ago
Well and a MacBook of course.
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by tbrock 6y ago
Hah yeah, it’s probably any thinkpad. The X1 carbon is such a better built machine that there isn’t even a comparison. The XPS13 looks good but feels cheap, also good luck getting service from dell if anything breaks.
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by tbrock 6y ago
Sure it does? Revert your code and apply. It’s not atomic but I’m guessing neither is CF. I’m not sure I’d use either of these tools to roll out new code though.
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by tbrock 6y ago
I don’t think I’ve ever met someone that actually uses cloudformation unless a template was provided them to setup something like a lambda. Why would you when terraform exists?
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by tbrock 6y ago
Really? We’ve been using it for 3 years and it works fine. Make sure you pay attention to min/max task settings. There are basically three ways to do it: Min less than max, max is 100. Max greater than min, min is 100. Some combination
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by tbrock 6y ago
It's certainly not mainstream if that is what you mean.
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by tbrock 6y ago
No, it didn’t support consumer groups last time I checked (but could!).
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by tbrock 6y ago
Why isn’t that the default? Unless I say otherwise, use it. Imagine launching every app and having to say ok you get 300mb but not more!
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by tbrock 6y ago
Then they chose better defaults because I never have to think about it.
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by tbrock 6y ago
Setting a min and max heap size for a garbage collected language in 2020. Just figure it out for me?
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by tbrock 6y ago
Finally! Travis Jeffery did this years ago in Jocko and also solved my other beef with Kafka at the same time by building it in Golang. https://github.com/travisjeffery/jocko I’ve always found things built on JVM are a
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by tbrock 6y ago
Postgres, yes, of course
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by tbrock 6y ago
RDS is a joke unless you use aurora. Necessary downtime for a database upgrade? Try again Amazon.
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by tbrock 6y ago
Yeah and who knew about it? Nobody.
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by tbrock 6y ago
There would be no Tesla brand without him. The brand is quite literally "We are building electric cars, get the fuck out of our way!" so I think it's pretty on brand for him to be saying what he's saying. The man demands
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by tbrock 6y ago
You’d be surprised...
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by tbrock 6y ago
I doubt it, they don’t teach you much actual science while you are working on a poli-sci major.
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by tbrock 6y ago
So what is the plan for re-opening then? If we continue to shelter in place we just push the curve out instead of flattening it. We need to start reintroducing people to society at a measured pace to actually flatten it. Don’t misunders
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by tbrock 6y ago
No. apt-get install for installing and apt-cache search for searching? That’s... not discoverable to say the least: how about brew install and brew search? Didn’t know they were there? No problem you’ll see they are available commands when
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by tbrock 6y ago
You know, for all the nerding out about how package managers do their work and how “correct” they are, they all still pale in comparison to how easy and intuitive homebrew is to use. I’m running Linux and pacman/yay are great but if so
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by tbrock 6y ago
Anything JavaScript for example is single threaded for the most part. Also something like linking is typically in parallelized.
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by tbrock 6y ago
For the higher level tiers absolutely, for a trial just take my credit card and get out of my way. I’ll call you when I want to upgrade my plan. You aren’t “selling” me anything. The product sold itself. At that point let’s have a steak din
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by tbrock 6y ago
That’s a load of crap sales folks tell their leaders. Who’s out there measuring that the value created by this strategy exceeds the value sitting on the sidelines because it grinds their gears? Maybe it doesn’t? I’m sure a lot of people tha

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