ahmetnoid

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by ahmetnoid 3y ago
I'm relatively new in this and recently I've been reading and hearing a lot about how distributed systems are overused and usually a monolith can do a better job etc. I'm working at a company serving millions of customers and
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by ahmetnoid 4y ago
I watched the video at the bottom of the page, and it was all fun and I did laugh. But you lost me at the difference between ق and ك (q and k respectively) They are different sounds and do not have the same pronunciation.
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by ahmetnoid 4y ago
I remember Peter Thiel once said that investing in google is investing against innovation, that the company had no competition for a very long time, and that they see no reason to why they needed to reinvent themselves. As long as there&#x2
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by ahmetnoid 4y ago
I'm not making a case in favor of starting with microservices for your startup, that'd be insane, to say the least. I'm just disagreeing with "scalability is a feature". A feature is every addition on top of your mi
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by ahmetnoid 4y ago
Scalability is not a feature. If you "need" to scale but don't then you're not delivering to your target market, not delivering is not a lack of a feature it's a net loss to the organization. If you're Twitter&
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by ahmetnoid 4y ago
Very good point. But I'd like to get an accurate answer from science in general, I don't see why more effort shouldn't be put into finding the reason behind what's discussed here. culture and upbringing is a mix of biolo
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by ahmetnoid 4y ago
I don't understand what does this has to do with anything? how does that fit in things vs people? a doll is a thing after all? I'm not saying there's no deep genetic drive at all.
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by ahmetnoid 4y ago
because if it's biological then you have to live with it (till you get scalable affordable bioengineering) whereas if it's social imprinting then you don't "have to live with it", for that it's going against ou
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by ahmetnoid 4y ago
Still the problem here is we don't _really_ know whether this is genetic or shaped by our upbringing even when it comes to the most egalitarian societies. I'd like to see the same study done on the little left hunter-gatherers ban
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by ahmetnoid 4y ago
Exactly. If I want to drop in all I need to do is to check the breakout rooms list then move to the room where my colleague is. And once done I can go back to my breakout room. We also use it when pair programming remotely. It's quite
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by ahmetnoid 4y ago
In my workplace we use zoom breakout rooms as an alternative. When we have a meeting we move to the main room and have it there. Otherwise each member is in a breakout room.