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by trpc 8y ago
This is a service mesh like Istio not an API gateway, it's mainly used for automatic and transparent service discovery and load balancing where client and server service endpoints don't have to worry about that, also other feature
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by trpc 8y ago
Again, AWS proves to be shamelessly exploitative of others' work and success. This must be a culture there or something.
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by trpc 8y ago
>He could have spent less to avoid debt Easier said than done in most cases, not all people are 20 or 30 something above average IQs and can write some app or website and by the end of the year he would raise a couple of million from inv
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by trpc 8y ago
A yet another reason to recognize that life is so pathetic, so here is a guy who spent his entire youth supposedly serving his country (or actually serving his bosses agendas and ambitions?) for peanuts and he is now an old jobless man with
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Graph of Total Number of Websites on the Internet (1991-2015)(jonathangray.org)
1 points by trpc 8y ago|0 comments
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by trpc 8y ago
I can't describe it in a small comment. The more you reach the top of the food chain the more you will understand.
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by trpc 8y ago
Social media ruined the internet forever, even less than a decade ago there were websites, forums of all sorts and for all kinds of interests, now the internet for most people is just these social websites/apps which intentionally lock
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by trpc 8y ago
https://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/Mark_Zuckerberg#Quotes
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by trpc 8y ago
Zuckerberg ruined the web, made sure that Facebook becomes synonymous with the internet for billions of people to make profit for himself using all means and created a generation of mentally unstable teenagers. This alone makes him among th
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by trpc 8y ago
Investment banks don't even have the secret sauce, hedge funds like Renaissance Technologies and D. E. Shaw & Co. are the ones that have it
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by trpc 8y ago
>A lot of these are pretty inaccurate, at least for modern Django. I wish you state exactly which of them are inaccurate and why, I sincerely want to know and understand >1. I'm pretty sure that's not true...You can do thing
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by trpc 8y ago
I am not trying to start any flamewar, I am just stating why Django is not good imo, simple as that
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by trpc 8y ago
Why Django is not good, here are some of my reasons as far as I can remember: 1. mediocre routing (no nesting, all routes have to be declared in one place) 2. mediocre middleware (middleware is global) 3. mediocre ORM (easy only for very ea
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by trpc 8y ago
That's awesome. Is it possible to just exchange the public keys via Cloudflare's website and start using it on whatever client/platform
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by trpc 8y ago
Whenever I see people still praising Django in 2019, I immediately know that their technical understanding of the current backend and ops technologies is years behind. Django is still okay for small and amateur projects but nothing more tha
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by trpc 8y ago
thanks, never heard of this before
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by trpc 8y ago
I like how Zuckerberg insists on blaming all his problems on Russia, white nationalists and all these memes and not addressing the real issues of his company because he knows he can exploit the MSM due to its liberal/left tendencies fo
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by trpc 8y ago
That's what I thought you would do anyway whenever nginx loses its place in favor of Envoy not only because its obvious technical superiority but also its licensing situation, congratulations on making money off other people's wor
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by trpc 8y ago
there are already a handful commercial Envoy-based k8s ingress controllers
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by trpc 8y ago
neither Kong nor its infrastructure (i.e. nginx) have any future on the long term against envoy. Simply time is against them even if it is going to be very slow downfall. I guess that's the real reason nginx sold itself right in the pe
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by trpc 8y ago
>75+ million downloads do founders really use these deceptive metrics in order to raise money from investors? most of these downloads (docker, git or even npm) are simply automated a zillion times by a much fewer number of projects
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by trpc 8y ago
while I don't really understand how ‘AWS vs. K8s’ Is related to ‘Windows vs. Linux’, I guess k8s is a threat to AWS primarily when it comes to EC2 just like it is a threat to commercial linux distros since it makes the underlying VM an
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Kind: Kubernetes IN Docker – local clusters for testing Kubernetes(github.com)
2 points by trpc 8y ago|0 comments
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by trpc 8y ago
thank you, never heard of Kubic until now
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by trpc 8y ago
what does SUSE even do in the age of kubernetes?