dcveloper

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by dcveloper 7mo ago
You're ranting. Many governments, at least the ones that matter, are bankrupt. Quick google shows all G8 countries run a deficit. My "smart play" wasn't on the merits of idea, largely the game theory aspect of moving fo
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by dcveloper 7mo ago
It's a smart play for a flat tax. Baseline at 15-20% on imports (proxy for flat tax on income). Then push to eliminate income tax. It's very much aligned with conservative view points on income tax and it's progressive natu
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by dcveloper 2y ago
Is this a Xamarin successor?
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by dcveloper 3y ago
For niche products, I think it makes sense. For example, we had a need for a tool to generate AWS/Azure diagrams automatically. There are a ton of SaaS options in this space, some of which just leverage opensource projects to generat
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by dcveloper 3y ago
Slightly off topic, I'm surprised why more tool or SaaS vendors don't run as Atlassian apps. It solves so many enterprise gatekeeping issues for most tools: 1. Usually integrated with the Enterprise IDP 2. apps/modules usual
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by dcveloper 3y ago
LOL. Maybe the professional class (doctors, lawyers) but most real working-class people do not bucket themselves in the category as the professional class. Yes, you are all salaried, but they don't get 6 figure RSU's or bonuses.
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by dcveloper 3y ago
Do you have an example or two of a country with no patent protections that still invests in research? If no incentives, there are no outcomes.
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by dcveloper 4y ago
Is there a platform that one can view/upload assets to import into this?
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by dcveloper 4y ago
I'm assuming Fly.io offering is powered by K8.
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by dcveloper 4y ago
I know not the same use case, but nginx will serve near 100K requests per second of a static site on a moderately powerful server. Server side generated SPA empowered by K8 solution drops that to a dozen. Those number discrepancies are co
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by dcveloper 4y ago
1. Engineer costs - A PaaS at the high baseline will likely implement 300+ controls. It's been a while since I looked at an IaaS CSP's FedRAMP package, but they typically implement roughly 100 fully implemented controls. The res
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by dcveloper 4y ago
I've worked in this field, as well. Both implementing a FedRAMP'ed PaaS and sponsoring a CSP from the customer side where FedRAMP compliance was required. One thing that is often missing in these articles are compliance costs. Mo
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by dcveloper 5y ago
I recently found some of my old Pascal mode 13h projects from when I was a teenager. Is DOSBox the best way to run those and Turbo Pascal?
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by dcveloper 5y ago
It had Dave Chappelle. So it must be canceled by any means necessary. </s>
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by dcveloper 5y ago
Good. I've started purchasing Birthday cards here. I've noticed Birthday cards costing 4-6 dollars at grocery stores. They are 50 cents to a dollar at the Dollar Store. Between family birthdays and kid birthdays, I think I spen
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by dcveloper 5y ago
The quality of education is dictated innate ability, parents, and school system. I like to think of as a three leg stool. If one leg is missing, it's possible to balance. If two are missing, no amount of money will solve the problem.
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by dcveloper 6y ago
Is there a decent Modern C# tutorial or book? I learned it in early 2000's, which was lacking many the new features and syntax improvements.
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by dcveloper 6y ago
In an AWS environment, is there a reason why you would enable linux firewall / iptables when you have AWS security groups?
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by dcveloper 6y ago
Amazon wants to open up S3 API for now. I guess my point is launching products with S3 API combability I feel is a legal liability if Oracles wins the case. I was specifically implying block storage solutions that offer S3 API combability (
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by dcveloper 6y ago
If Oracle wins the Supreme Court case against Google, aren't all these "like S3" or S3 API compatible solutions (whether block storage competitors or file systems) at risk?
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by dcveloper 6y ago
Sue them in small claims court.
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by dcveloper 6y ago
Are the Documentation or "Get Started" links supposed to work?
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by dcveloper 6y ago
Is it me, or is the recommendation of adding a level of abstraction less readable than the “bad” example using “by_size_and_color?” Additionally, another example of a developer coming in and making it more extensible when that is not the r
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by dcveloper 6y ago
Would you recommend it for a CMS like system (Drupal) that's backed by a CDN?
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by dcveloper 8y ago
Department of Treasury - Digital Solutions | Washington DC | Full-time | On site + 2 days/week telework | GS13/14 - $96,970 - $148,967 Digital Solutions operates, maintains, modernizes, and secures mission-critical systems and app
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by dcveloper 10y ago
I'm keeping it on my radar due to cost differences in AWS. A .net web app using 4 EC2 m3.xlarge instances (2 front ends per AZ) would save over $6000 per year in hosting if using Linux AMI versus Windows.
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by dcveloper 10y ago
I second the regression issue. Particularly if you use Xamarin.Forms. The Forms navigation stack is full of memory leaks as well.
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by dcveloper 11y ago
I'm hoping they open source Xamarin.Forms. The community has been clamoring for it. It has so much potential but it’s so buggy.