zsoltkacsandi

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by zsoltkacsandi 3y ago
> "Serverless" from the beginning has always meant not having to do "os management/operations" type of tasks in a vm such as So you mean that serverless is when someone else types in the commands of installing th
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by zsoltkacsandi 3y ago
Let's see: - Why do I have to think about the underlying pool of resources? Just maintain it for me. - I don't ever want to provision anything in advance of load. - I don't want to pay for idle resources. Just let me pay for
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by zsoltkacsandi 3y ago
TBH, in 2018 I already used the things he was complaining about, so my opinion still stands.
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by zsoltkacsandi 3y ago
> Setting up production-grade DBs in Terraform is easy? Oh, yes, it is. Setting up the resources actually the easiest part, most of the problems originate from the phenomenon that as the developers starts to use more and more "serve
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by zsoltkacsandi 3y ago
I don’t care what he built if he justifies his arguments with distorted facts and complains about lack of things that have been around for a decade.
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by zsoltkacsandi 3y ago
The author apparently does not have any experience in building systems/infrastructure. > I can set up a static website in AWS, but it takes 45 steps in the console and 12 of them are highly confusing if you never did it before Anyth
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by zsoltkacsandi 3y ago
What do you mean by speaker repetition app?
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by zsoltkacsandi 3y ago
My Garmin Instinct 2X lasts 42 days.
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by zsoltkacsandi 3y ago
Completely agree.
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by zsoltkacsandi 3y ago
> Uncle Bob also gave us SOLID Three of the SOLID principles were "borrowed" from other authors/experts.
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by zsoltkacsandi 3y ago
> At this stage I’m just distrustful of anything he’s said or written, including these arbitrary design principles. Absolutely agree with this. I was a huge fan of clean code, when I first read his books I was fascinated that this man kn
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by zsoltkacsandi 3y ago
Super slow. On my Mac Mini the inference was running in seconds, on Raspberry, minutes.
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by zsoltkacsandi 3y ago
I was able to get it work with libjemalloc.
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by zsoltkacsandi 3y ago
Is it possible to optimize somehow the model to run a Raspberry with 4 GB of RAM?
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by zsoltkacsandi 3y ago
Here is my opinion: WAF is a tool, use it where it makes sense. Don’t use it where it doesn’t make sense. I’ve seen many use cases where deploying a WAF solution was completely reasonable and the problem couldn’t have been solved in the app
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by zsoltkacsandi 3y ago
It’s clear that you have no idea what’s the difference between concurrency and parallelism.
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by zsoltkacsandi 3y ago
> You don't need to explicitly install your replacement code and start that server (java -jar .... / node server.js ) If you just copy your code without explicitly flushing opcache, or having traffic on that server that you are
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by zsoltkacsandi 3y ago
This has nothing to do with “DevOps”, and I am getting tired of this word. This mistake could have been prevented on multiple levels, and in my experience, deployments that involves major architectural changes rarely repeatable or can be fu
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by zsoltkacsandi 3y ago
Please show me how Vite helps you to work in one language instead of three.
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by zsoltkacsandi 3y ago
Why would I? I didn't say that I don't want to write code, but don't want to deal with this frontend madness. Other platforms (Android, Swift, desktop, etc), has been able to solve that the web hasn't been able to do in
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by zsoltkacsandi 3y ago
I have been thinking for a while to create a new library/framework that composes the features of Tailwind/DaisyUI and HTMX/Unpoly/Hotwire into a SwiftUI like declarative template language (forcing these features into HTM
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by zsoltkacsandi 3y ago
Sorry to say this, but some developers tend to think about themselves as the center of the world. “Cloud” is nothing but a bunch of virtualized resources (computer, network, storage, etc) that you can manage on demand through an API. You co
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by zsoltkacsandi 3y ago
My experience is (as a former dev, current ops) that the problem isn’t that dev and ops people aren’t speaking the same language, nor the tooling or processes. The problem comes from the management/business side. They hire devs and tel
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by zsoltkacsandi 4y ago
My point was that there isn't any discrimination in the phenomenon that people with similar values can work together better. >most people don't need clones to work well with Having similar values doesn't mean that they hav
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by zsoltkacsandi 4y ago
Yeah, people who share similar values can communicate and work together better, but this isn't discrimination. On this basis the whole hiring field and each and every interview is discriminatory because the companies want to select who
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by zsoltkacsandi 8y ago
Hi, thanks for writing the book. What software did you use to writing?