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zgiber
3y ago
It may not be a good tool for communicating between services implemented in different languages. But i’d happily use it to save stuff to disk where database is overkill.
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zgiber
3y ago
Thanks for the great write up! I’d watch this as a series or movie
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zgiber
3y ago
Britain isn’t really poor as a country if we look at all the money/wealth in it. The distribution of the wealth is very one sided though. Recent decades of law making favouring the top few percent. Giving more to the wealthiest few doe
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zgiber
3y ago
You can live in London and never miss a car, but try it anywhere outside of big cities and it’ll be a different story. Not to mention the brutal train ticket prices.
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zgiber
4y ago
“Forgot” to read the reviews before starting to watch.. no review can change my mind now: I like the show very much. Epic.
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zgiber
4y ago
Log the things that require a human to fix something every time they happen (Include useful info that’s needed for fixing). Create metrics of the rest: things that show patterns. Trace a percentile of actions that span over multiple compone
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zgiber
4y ago
I get the convenience part but the waste reduction itself is already worth the switch. Yeah your shaving cartridge or flaking teflon pan might be a drop in the ocean (perhaps literally) but when there are billions of humans around we shoul
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zgiber
4y ago
I had bad luck with the top spec 13" DELL XPS (2021) - Fan was loud, and audio jack randomly failed to detect headphones. Webcam was mediocre, audio quality was really really poor. It was ok for a machine that was only used for coding,
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zgiber
5y ago
“in LIFO order” - made my lunch break
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zgiber
5y ago
I feel that the comparisons are quite one dimensional (crushes Rust, Go etc..) picking one or two metrics. Why is the memory footprint almost fully ignored in the article? Application speed is rarely the bottleneck in platforms I work with,
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zgiber
5y ago
Please don’t specify ISO8601 as the date format. That standard embodies dozens of formats. Use one specific format instead like RFC3339.
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zgiber
5y ago
I would be interested to hear an expert opinion about whether such arrangement falls under 'unfair contract terms' descibed by the Office of Fair Trading: https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/up
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zgiber
6y ago
Or maybe, just maybe, it is way simpler.. How big is the temptation for a person just before retirement on a 'sinking ship' to stuff their pockets while possible?
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zgiber
6y ago
I agree to me it seems like they're admitting that the ship is sinking. The CEO is over 60yo, unlikely to take on another gig after this. The simplest explanation is often the correct one, she's lost her way and needs a nice cushi
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zgiber
6y ago
Made me think what else besides masks.. e.g. does operating hairdryers affect virus survival on suspended airborne particles? Or the chemicals they use? (Hair spray etc..) I want to believe that masks are that effective.
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zgiber
7y ago
Congratulations! Just got my hands on it recently so can't give too valuable feedback just yet. The contents promise to be a real good help with bootstrapping and scaling a product or an engineering project. A very broad spectrum of to