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4y ago
If you need to run stateful applications take a look at Service Fabric. It has it quirks but we are running it in production and we are pretty happy with it so far.
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5y ago
I am struggling to find what an average person with a bit of excess money that goes into saving can do when we are faced with higher than normal inflation. I was a kid when hyperinflation happened to my country in Eastern Europe and it was
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The “Two-And-Done” Rule resonates so much with me. When I was younger I was very passionate to argue for things to go my way when I believed that I was right. This almost cost my first job and I got a serious warning from my manager. Now I
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5y ago
Interesting points but I would like to add my takeout at how I see Devops and how we use Devops engineers in our organization. My previous boss came up with the definition that most closely describes Devops for me and it is the following: D
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Bulgaria here. I don't know if the comparison is even relevant as we don't have normal mobile data plans anymore. Most of the plans are providing 5-10 GB of data to all networks and websites and some GBs to specific websites like
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6y ago
I don't have experience with meditation so I can't comment on that but personally I have been though some very tough periods in my life, battling with depression and anxiety and what has helped me a lot during those periods is phy
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7y ago
We are currently working on IoT solution where we deploy many distributed computing units with leaf devices and SQLite works flawlessly to keep local state on the remote devices. There may be other solutions but this was a no-brainer for us
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7y ago
Specific tests doesn't exactly mean "Simple" tests. It is hard to balance between the two but from my experience when people try want to write specific tests they just start writing extremely simple tests.
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7y ago
Another point I want to mention is that Japan was never invaded on its own territory by a foreign power and it wasn't ruled or politically influenced by outsiders for many centuries. This helps a lot to build and preserve a business. O
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7y ago
Sadly it always includes songs that I have already liked in every radio that I make and it forces me to listen the same song over and over again until I hate it. I would like radio to suggest music that I haven't liked already...
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7y ago
As a person in Eastern Europe I also kind of envy this but then I remember that the cost of living here is way lower and I am leading pretty good life with the money that I make so it ain't that bad. It is better to just enjoy life ins
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I doubt there are books that could teach you critical thinking. It requires to spend lots of time observing and learning stuff, trying out possible solutions and getting meaningful feedback. Also from my experience it helps when you stop ju
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7y ago
I am using Azure Devops for the past couple of years and they have kind of nailed it. You have builds that do most of the CI and Releases which can be fine tuned to do complex deployments and complete the CD story. Then you can set them as
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7y ago
This article has 5 ads on it, from the top and then every 3 paragraphs. The irony...
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I have a few friends that moved to that role and basically it is like creating a personal brand. Start sharing knowledge on your personal website, blog, linkedin, twitter and other social media and also make sure to make it clear that you a
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7y ago
I am in the same boat. Got my current job just by reference by people that know me and I didn't have an interview at all. On regular basis I am faced with challenging technical problems related to things that I haven't done before
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Can't speak for all southern countries in EU but here are my impressions. * At least from the people I know during the summer productivity drops because everyone is on a vacation to the seaside. * People here seem to much more enjoy li
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If you visit the Balkans make sure to try it. There are many variations of the börek and all them are great.
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For the last 10 years I've been working mostly on CI and CD automation for a few projects that as part of their offering tried to automate the deployment for their clients. In general when you try to simplify a process you increase the
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My personal favorite is this instagram profile making fun of influencers taking photos and videos in the famous Rue Crémieux street in Paris. https://www.instagram.com/clubcremieux/
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I gave up on productivity long ago. It depends on the type of work that you do. If I am let's say on the assembly line and everything is already thought of and I have to follow well written guides, then I could try to be productive, av
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The Dross of the DOS by Tim Paterson (1997)
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When someone works really hard, goes through lots of hard moments and eventually succeeds the general public or not so close friends see the end result but don't see all the struggle. Then they try to explain how this happened and when
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I went from being very poor to above average thanks to the tech industry and at first it really seems that money solve all problems and bring happiness. Now I like to think about it as money make you live comfortable, healthy life but these