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by devnulled 5mo ago
I highly recommend switching to something more like Arq and then using whatever backend storage that you want. There are probably some other open source ways to do it, etc, but Arq scratches the itch of having control over your backups and
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by devnulled 11mo ago
My secret is out.
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by devnulled 1y ago
Mise is the best. If you are a stickler about automation, easily repeatable system state, and being able to bootstrap new projects without having to eff around with the crap show of Ruby/Python/Node envs and how every person likes
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by devnulled 1y ago
If you think of it more of in the context of making it easy for people other than you and your bespoke machine to bootstrap a project, that's where it really shines. The toml config is very simple for people to understand. I use it be
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by devnulled 1y ago
Taskfile is so much better. mise is what actually got me to start switching everything to Taskfile instead of Makefile as mise easily handles bootstrapping Taskfile and anything else you would need. Had been using make for simple tasks for
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Kill “Microservices” Before Its Too Late by Chad Fowler(youtube.com)
37 points by devnulled 10y ago|14 comments
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by devnulled 12y ago
Yes, they usually are. The sweet spot is to find a company developing a new product or something of the sort. Where I work now I started on a new product that was young, and since moving on from that project, we have replaced many legacy ap
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by devnulled 12y ago
I guess my startup experiences were different. In one startup I worked at, I learned A LOT about data, databases, JDBC, connection pooling, JVM tuning, etc, because the volumes of data and we were working with were just unheard of at the t
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by devnulled 12y ago
I have been a Software Engineer in the field for around 18 years and have worked at numerous companies.. I've been employee #1, and have also worked at a company with around 100K employees across the globe. I haven't yet been a fo
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CenturyLink: Traps and Caps(nomachetejuggling.com)
1 points by devnulled 13y ago|0 comments
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IRS Puts Open Source Projects Under Microscope, Spawns Nonprofit Black Hole(wired.com)
2 points by devnulled 13y ago|0 comments
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Introducing smap.js, a forward polyfill for ES6 Maps(eriwen.com)
13 points by devnulled 14y ago|9 comments
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Apple Is Pushing Developers Out Of Its Ecosystem(devnulled.com)
3 points by devnulled 14y ago|0 comments