You can use as many different apps for yourself but good luck sustaining a community/team/org that requires learning 5 apps for participation, especially when not all users are savvy. In order to sustain an ecosystem…
The board of directors should now fire the management over such as gross mismanagement. Then, the board of directors should be fired for not proactively requiring backups.
Regardless how you edit/compile your code, you still need to debug/troubleshoot problems in production, and that is very likely to use Kubernetes. So the more reasonable approach seems to be: first, figure out how do…
The flip side of minimum wage is often overlooked: people on the bottom end of the spectrum, who struggle to compete with other minimum-wagers, are cut out of the workforce. At $15 or $20/hour, the job requirements are…
Probably not for hard cases, but I find brown/pink noise useful when I _need_ to go to sleep. Works for me most of the times.
He needed some time to get up to speed with leetcode ;-)
What you really get from IDE is higher productivity, based on a sample of few hundred people I've worked with. It won't make bad engineers good or vice versa, it would just make everyone more productive. If I were…
People who disagreed with the article, flagged it as "spam or off-topic". The article discussing cancel culture got canceled (flagged) -- how ironic is that?
I am afraid this hotel keeps its robots in inhumane conditions, stacked on to of each other in a dusty room. Time to alert Born Free Foundation.
This quote is from a UK software developer and the author of the damning analysis of the Ferguson model https://dailysceptic.org/code-review-of-fergusons-model/
This 18-year old buffoon and idiot had amazing skill and thoughtfulness to do what he did. To many accidents to write it all off as luck. This article has some of the details:…
The article sounds over-engineered. Tech debt is a term that helps to explain to the management why you are working on improving the internals of the system instead of adding features. You manage tech debt just like any…
I don't buy this story as written. It's totally unimaginable that a random dude in a Volkswagen (identifiable by everyone as a foreigner) would gather useful intelligence by making outside photos of random buildings;…
Harvesting "The Golden Apples of the Sun" [1] [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Golden_Apples_of_the_Sun
My personal experience: if espresso machine is 100 then Wacaco Minipresso would be 93, Moka 53, Airpress 52, anything else <50. This is assuming same beans. As other people mentioned, beans quality is important.…
Looks like this opinion doesn't matter much: the last operational nuclear plant in California is closing in a few years.
In a weird way, all this cancel madness could end up in a good thing. People who are still capable of critical thinking, they will seek alternatives to Big Tech and hopefully, these alternatives would come up. Telegram…
The "glass half full" perspective here. The OP misses one hugely important factor: cost and hence availability of computing resources. During the recent history of computing, the technology improvement opened new…
Some people may remember: first there were video terminals with light-on-dark to conserve fluorescent layer of CRTs, IBM PC continued the tradition and then Apple Macintosh came out with white background. Apple's…
Would love for this pointless hack to be abolished. One less reason for confused aliens to declare our civilization an evolutionary dead end and vote for our recycling.
Starlark is not configuration, it's a Turing complete "feature-challenged" programming language. If this is what you mean by dynamic configuration, this looks like an unfortunate outcome of someone's urge to try on…
Hah...Terraform is called "Infrastructure as code", so it's HCL language is "code", not configuration, at least by my definition. The whole point of configuration is that it's not code. I use a simple litmus test: can…
Thanks for sharing. There are often good reasons for creating DSLs, internal or external. However I argue that I haven't seen many cases where configuration DSL were well justified. By configuration here I mean…
This is a new situation, and is going to stay with us for a while, if not forever. Instead of complaining about "good old days" of water cooler culture, wouldn't it be better to take this as an opportunity to adapt,…
I think the author mixed this up with his second visit. Not a big deal IMO.
You can use as many different apps for yourself but good luck sustaining a community/team/org that requires learning 5 apps for participation, especially when not all users are savvy. In order to sustain an ecosystem…
The board of directors should now fire the management over such as gross mismanagement. Then, the board of directors should be fired for not proactively requiring backups.
Regardless how you edit/compile your code, you still need to debug/troubleshoot problems in production, and that is very likely to use Kubernetes. So the more reasonable approach seems to be: first, figure out how do…
The flip side of minimum wage is often overlooked: people on the bottom end of the spectrum, who struggle to compete with other minimum-wagers, are cut out of the workforce. At $15 or $20/hour, the job requirements are…
Probably not for hard cases, but I find brown/pink noise useful when I _need_ to go to sleep. Works for me most of the times.
He needed some time to get up to speed with leetcode ;-)
What you really get from IDE is higher productivity, based on a sample of few hundred people I've worked with. It won't make bad engineers good or vice versa, it would just make everyone more productive. If I were…
People who disagreed with the article, flagged it as "spam or off-topic". The article discussing cancel culture got canceled (flagged) -- how ironic is that?
I am afraid this hotel keeps its robots in inhumane conditions, stacked on to of each other in a dusty room. Time to alert Born Free Foundation.
This quote is from a UK software developer and the author of the damning analysis of the Ferguson model https://dailysceptic.org/code-review-of-fergusons-model/
This 18-year old buffoon and idiot had amazing skill and thoughtfulness to do what he did. To many accidents to write it all off as luck. This article has some of the details:…
The article sounds over-engineered. Tech debt is a term that helps to explain to the management why you are working on improving the internals of the system instead of adding features. You manage tech debt just like any…
I don't buy this story as written. It's totally unimaginable that a random dude in a Volkswagen (identifiable by everyone as a foreigner) would gather useful intelligence by making outside photos of random buildings;…
Harvesting "The Golden Apples of the Sun" [1] [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Golden_Apples_of_the_Sun
My personal experience: if espresso machine is 100 then Wacaco Minipresso would be 93, Moka 53, Airpress 52, anything else <50. This is assuming same beans. As other people mentioned, beans quality is important.…
Looks like this opinion doesn't matter much: the last operational nuclear plant in California is closing in a few years.
In a weird way, all this cancel madness could end up in a good thing. People who are still capable of critical thinking, they will seek alternatives to Big Tech and hopefully, these alternatives would come up. Telegram…
The "glass half full" perspective here. The OP misses one hugely important factor: cost and hence availability of computing resources. During the recent history of computing, the technology improvement opened new…
Some people may remember: first there were video terminals with light-on-dark to conserve fluorescent layer of CRTs, IBM PC continued the tradition and then Apple Macintosh came out with white background. Apple's…
Would love for this pointless hack to be abolished. One less reason for confused aliens to declare our civilization an evolutionary dead end and vote for our recycling.
Starlark is not configuration, it's a Turing complete "feature-challenged" programming language. If this is what you mean by dynamic configuration, this looks like an unfortunate outcome of someone's urge to try on…
Hah...Terraform is called "Infrastructure as code", so it's HCL language is "code", not configuration, at least by my definition. The whole point of configuration is that it's not code. I use a simple litmus test: can…
Thanks for sharing. There are often good reasons for creating DSLs, internal or external. However I argue that I haven't seen many cases where configuration DSL were well justified. By configuration here I mean…
This is a new situation, and is going to stay with us for a while, if not forever. Instead of complaining about "good old days" of water cooler culture, wouldn't it be better to take this as an opportunity to adapt,…
I think the author mixed this up with his second visit. Not a big deal IMO.