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by vesak 8y ago
>The k8s eco system is like the JS framework ecosystem right now - There are no set ways of doing anything. Given how both the JS and devops worlds seems to be progressing, is there any reason to believe that this will change before the
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by vesak 8y ago
> When you need bigger scale Matrix has some go and rust server implementations, you can also use postgres etc. Only Synapse is usable though. Dendrite (Go+Kafka) is getting there, but Ruma (Rust) seems to have been stalled waiting for t
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by vesak 8y ago
You totally forgot Go's worst feature: - in spite of theoretical weaknesses, Go empowers developers to get shit done, causing dreadful cognitive dissonance for academic programming linguists I feel you, though. I was you some time ago.
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by vesak 8y ago
No, I mean NixOS/NixOPS being incomprehensible to a large amount of us even after several years of existing. That's a huge problem, and it's their problem. I'm not sure what the cause is. If it's a fundamental techn
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by vesak 8y ago
>only problem is hardly anyone knows how to use it. That's a massive, show-stopping problem.
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by vesak 8y ago
Taking on the big ones on their own turf isn't going to work, I think. By that turf I mean supporting years old versions running in dusty custom data centers. I'd suggest building an auto-upgrade system on top of Arch (or Alpine),
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by vesak 8y ago
What's wrong with Azure Devops? I'm genuinely curious, because it looks like it might do a great job at replacing an Atlassian catastrophe.
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by vesak 8y ago
...and a significant portion of IT people still distrust MySQL.
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by vesak 8y ago
>You say you had to rewrite Mnesia, but Rust doesn't even have transactional memory to start with. He said ditch Mnesia, not rewrite.
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by vesak 8y ago
My virus/malware checker marks this blog as harmful.
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Evalution Context for Rust (with Jupyter and REPL Implementations)(github.com)
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by vesak 8y ago
Almost sounds like somebody is priming a pump, like what happened a year ago.
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by vesak 8y ago
Exactly! Corporations should be free to do pretty much anything to increase value (except for a few obvious things like causing environmental damage), but also they will need to be taxed heavily, and those taxes should be spread out via bas
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by vesak 8y ago
People are crazy (literally) about Kubernetes.
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by vesak 8y ago
Working URL for Jamfcloud: https://www.jamf.com/products/jamf-cloud/
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by vesak 8y ago
Does Nim have (or plan to have) (non-)nullable types?
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by vesak 8y ago
>Good for Linus, I'm happy that he's not looking to adjust his technical expectations: Did anyone seriously, with good faith and without political goals, believe that that was going to happen?
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by vesak 8y ago
> The definition of "inclusive" as viewed by most of these CoCs is extremely narrow. That is, of course, a complete lie.
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by vesak 8y ago
>It’s literally the same as if Christians went after a gay man like me and claimed I should be removed because I’m a criminal committing sodomy (in my own home they assume) which is illegal in many states. Perhaps I understood this wrong
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by vesak 8y ago
I hope Linus manages to not see what sort of an absurd shitstorm happened during his absence.
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by vesak 8y ago
By "doing fine", I refer to them having real, measurable progress on every single release (which happens every 6 weeks like clockwork) since 1.0 and probably before too, plus the ecosystem growing.
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by vesak 8y ago
>CoC are political tools to eliminate diversity of ideas How so?
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by vesak 8y ago
Rust, the programming language project, is one of the most inclusive projects there is, and they have a strong CoC. They seem to be doing fine. I don't think this is going to kill Linux. As for Linus's vacation/break/wha
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by vesak 8y ago
You have no idea what you're talking about, or you're maliciously spreading a lie. Apple consistently keeps old devices running, and running well, on old hardware. Of the competition, only some environments running on Linux/B
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by vesak 8y ago
>Hey, it's great that they managed to get iOS 12 to run on a 5S. It probably runs like an absolute dog, but it runs! People are actually reporting that iOS 12 runs faster than iOS 11.
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by vesak 8y ago
>Interesting to see people try to use JSON for config aswell. That's never going to end well. Some people are trying to use YAML for that too.
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by vesak 8y ago
Deleting the movies the don't have the rights to distribute anymore? How could they legally do that?
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by vesak 8y ago
> Actually, time to look beyond the whole Java ecosystem. So why not Unix instead of *VM? It's been stable for quite some time, and offers massively better tools than these two alternatives.
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by vesak 8y ago
I'm rooting for c) new banks arrive with new tech stacks and completely replace the old ones.
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by vesak 8y ago
Indeed. What would you call the closest full blown communist experiment? Soviet Union? Venezuela? North Korea? Vietnam?

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