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by foo4u 2mo ago
Also, altitudes matter after about 5 mins here.
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by foo4u 2mo ago
This game would also be better if I could actually decide when to clear departures.
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by foo4u 3mo ago
I've been building multi-cluster Kubernetes for some time and things like External DNS and Ingress controllers per app are just non-starters. They always felt kludgy having K8S orchestrate things external to the cluster and their anti-
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by foo4u 6mo ago
I love how this post, almost to a fault, just jumps right in. No BS set up. Not even context set up. Just what you expected after reading the title. That's an art. As for the context of the article, maintainability is almost always wor
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by foo4u 7mo ago
Claude Code is pretty good at Swift + Swift UI. I created and have been iterating on a menubar app for myself that I plan to share with a small team. I'd prefer to do this native than go through a 3rd party solution. I do have prior ex
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by foo4u 10mo ago
This is absolutely untrue. Code from JDK 8 runs fine on JDK 25 (just released LTS). It is true that if you did something silly that locks you into certain dependency versions, you may be stuck, but this is not the majority of applications.
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by foo4u 2y ago
Using Lambda functions stored in ECR has no impact on performance from my experience. AWS Lambda uses Firecracker under the hood, which builds a VM from a container image. It's likely that non-ECR image based Lambdas are actually packa
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by foo4u 5y ago
What’s more interesting to me than the NPS scores are the free form comment section below the 0-10 rating. Never mind that anything below X is considered neutral or a detractor. You asked a user / customer/ etc to rate you on a sc
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by foo4u 7y ago
The same functionality could have been accomplished by just allowing us to specify the max number of concurrent instances of a function that can be active at a time. With proper request queuing the problem would be solved. As usual, AWS sol
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by foo4u 9y ago
It's really SOA without the XML based service bus.
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by foo4u 9y ago
> Programming in C/C++, Java, Javascript, that's easy, anyone can write code. But having the skill of standing in a circle and saying what you've been working on, what you will be working on, and if you have any blockers,
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by foo4u 10y ago
Done development for both here. On Dev Tools / Programming: I'd have to say Google's Tools are 100x better than they used to be. Android Studio is based on IntelliJ IDEA and they've done a decent job of getting emulator
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by foo4u 10y ago
As an US citizen, I no longer salute that piece of cloth or sing the national anthem at sports games. I don't even bother standing for it and encourage others to do the same to show our distaste for how our own government treats us. I
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by foo4u 10y ago
If you add it to your reading list, Safari is supposed to make it available offline on all devices linked to the same iCloud account.
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by foo4u 11y ago
Gave this a quick look. I'm much more a fan of Spring Boot ( http://projects.spring.io/spring-boot/ ). Like Pippo, Spring Boot starts with a lot of auto-configured defaults that can get you off the ground quickly. H