develatio

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   by develatio 4mo ago

   i think a very big chunk of it is still valid, despite being 15y old
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   by develatio 4mo ago

   I feel like somebody needs to be reminded of “PHP: a fractal of bad design” :D https://eev.ee/blog/2012/04/09/php-a-fractal-of-bad-design/
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   by develatio 9mo ago

   Thank you so much!!
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   by develatio 9mo ago

   if the author of this blog reads this: can we can an RSS, please?
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   by develatio 9mo ago

   I cried. Then I laughed. Then I cried again. I can feel all the pain of the entire thing (don't ask me why). Amazing. Bravo!!
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   by develatio 9mo ago

   can you add [2018] to the title, please?
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   by develatio 10mo ago

   I think this is very similar to Django’s ORM.
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   by develatio 1y ago

   How would Meta gain access to my home if i don’t install Meta’s apps on my Vision?
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   by develatio 1y ago

   and "that's it"? I mean, it does sound like it might introduce unexpected UI behaviour, but are there any other more serious / dangerous consequences?
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    by develatio 1y ago

    I was not able to understand why these code points are bad. The post states that they are bad, but why? Any examples? Any actual situations and PoC that might help me understand how will that break "my code"?
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    by develatio 1y ago

    I’m gonna go ahead and flag this one. This rant doesn’t make any sense (as other people in the comments are pointing out)
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    by develatio 1y ago

    True. Most services (unless your service is a demo/toy project, as I stated earlier) have way more traffic. It might not be evenly distributed though the day, but if you add all the CPU time in a day, I’m sure it will exceed 24h. So th
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    by develatio 1y ago

    Say I want to deploy a service that is currently receiving 1rps at a constant rate, no upticks, no gaps. Wouldn’t that be the cost? If the answer is “yes”, then no, that is a terrible pricing.
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    by develatio 1y ago

    If my math is not wrong, running a single “standard” container during 1 month (non-stop) would cost ~55$. This looks extremely expensive for anything other than a simple demo/toy project. I can’t think of a reason I’d use this for heav
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    by develatio 1y ago

    How does networking between several “services” (containers) work?
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    by develatio 2y ago

    lemon.io :)
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    by develatio 2y ago

    It’s already a huge pain to update once every year, imagine updating it after 12
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    by develatio 2y ago

    Exactly. People usually think of “them” as the very wealthy, but they don’t even realize that earning just a little bit over $40.000/year makes you belong to the top 10% of the world measured by wealth. Earning $60.000/year takes
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    by develatio 2y ago

    I did an interview for a Senior Backend role with them. I’m very happy with how they managed the process. The interviews were technical, but in a practical way, not in the “let’s see if you can solve some leet code” way. Loved the guys I in
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    by develatio 2y ago

    This comment is extremely smart! Thanks for sharing!!
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    Future Crate Maintenance and Redis Inc. Relationship(github.com)

    5 points by develatio 2y ago|0 comments
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    by develatio 2y ago

    > No matter how many tech bros try to force it through. Are you sure about that? My wife is a nurse and she has to deal with multiple machines that were put in her unit just because the hospital has a contract with XYZ brand. It doesn&#x
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    Apple indeed added a feature called "inactivity reboot" in iOS 18.1(twitter.com)

    39 points by develatio 2y ago|24 comments
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    by develatio 2y ago

    Can’t we split the packages into logical groups and maybe have 20 or 30 monorepos of 70-100 packages? I doubt that all the devs involved in that monorepo have to deal with all the 2500 packages. And I doubt that there is a circular dependen
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    by develatio 2y ago

    Hacking Git sounds fun, but isn't there a way to just not have 2.500 packages in a monorepo?
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    by develatio 2y ago

    Can you provide some more info / links regarding the “# coding:” feature? I wasn’t able to find anything.
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    by develatio 2y ago

    I'm gonna give this a 10/10 meh. Not up to all the hype that was created around it.
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    by develatio 2y ago

    > You'd think Canonical would contribute more Context: I have +10y exp with Python, Linux (some packaging, kernel hacking, sys admin / SRE), C, several cloud providers (AWS, Azure, Hetzner, DO, OVH), etc... Applied to a Canonic
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    by develatio 2y ago

    I have the feeling that any day now I’m gonna wake up in the morning and I’ll find out that there just isn’t internet anymore because somebody did something from a hotel room in the middle of nowhere with a raspberry pi connected to a wifi
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    by develatio 2y ago

    Apple, was is worth it banning Epic?