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f2hex
2mo ago
Anyone who thinks this way has completely lost sight of what it means to use generative AI for software projects, namely, the concept of a tool, however sophisticated it may be, but still just a tool. The goal of a project can be anything f
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f2hex
9mo ago
Java is legacy... when you started working with Python, Golang, Rust, Typescript, Swift... still need Java??
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f2hex
10mo ago
Thank you for your prompt response. Your explanation clarifies things much better than the brief description in the documentation. While I still prefer YAML over TOML, I understand your reasoning.
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f2hex
10mo ago
I would be interested to know why the radical change to move the configuration file from YAML to TOML. Is there any good reason for that change?
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f2hex
2y ago
Well, it would necessitate a dedicated conversation. In my opinion, there are better languages and runtimes available today to create such solutions, such as Go and Rust, to name a couple of the most suitable ones. I believe Java is no long
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f2hex
2y ago
Why are we still using Java for these kinds of solutions today?
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Babelscape Vera - LLM powered fact-checking
(babelscape.com)
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f2hex
2y ago
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f2hex
3y ago
Oh yes... the author knows about DevOps... especially when he is writing "We have spent the past 15 years working as DevOps engineers." DevOps is not a role is a practice. That article is really bullshit.
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f2hex
4y ago
I agree, today still better to use Docker that is more mature, Podman is half baked, lack of relevant features and moreover still very Red Hat centric, so a sort of lock-in.
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f2hex
6y ago
It seems quite interesting... I have been used k3s for several months on ARM boards and I am quite happy with it. How much differs from k3s?
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f2hex
6y ago
Well that is not completely true: if you referred to the conditional aspect there is a way to execute/repeat and branching from specific section in a score conditioned by specific situation. "Repeat with different endings":
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Musical notation disguised as the oldest programming language
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f2hex
6y ago
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f2hex
8y ago
Mainly because it uses water available on the sea: salt, brackish or polluted water. All the need for energy is fulfilled by sun power. Having in on a land would add complexity with the pipes. Moreover scarcity of water and cultivable land
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Jellyfish Barge: Sustainable Source of Food and Water
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f2hex
8y ago
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