The PHP thing is believable, I'm just still stuck on scala vs python based on my observations from working in the industry and being part of the hiring process for both of these languages. Perhaps it's because I work in…
2476319, got it in 1997 or 1998
The wall of sound sounds way more fascinating imho.
are you still selling this?
Some young people aren't sure what they want to do with life and school is a reasonable place to figure that out and hopefully pick up some practical skills/networking/life experience along the way.
how does the application pick it up? We use the built in secrets that are injected into the container as env vars and then the application picks it up that way. Not trying to sound combative, just looking for better…
Sure, I fail to see how that invalidates my point
sure, It's no doubt an arms race. The prevalance of websites going down due to scaling issues feels like order of magnitude less than it was 20 years ago though. Purely anecdotal with no real data to back that up.
20 years ago if a blog or website ended up on slashdot/digg/whatever there was a good chance it was going down. Scalable websites are a commodity today
Just build some sort of object model and generate all your yaml. Nobody should be handcrafting it
I remember when this happened. It felt like everybody's parents joined at the same time almost overnight
> but I do think it's not unreadable code hopefully your boolean conditionals are easier to read than that
is there no Uber in Amsterdam?
Agreed. First adopters will buy it, give feedback, and then Apple will iterate. Just like the first iphone
Get in the tobacco business
> working with SQL is nicer than Pandas Really? I prefer working with dataframe apis. You get a nice sql-like paradigm plus all the control structures of the runtime.
I once worked on a home built browser grpc implementation where the protobufs were serialized over the wire in base64. It certainly had it's kinks to work out, but sharing/generating the service definitions and models…
We just block all external ip addresses except for github's in nginx for webhooks. To access the ui you need to be in the vpn.
but it worked on my machine
I used this in conjuction with home assistant to build location based automations. I'm glad this exists
Seems to be working for me. Is it only blocked for users that are logged in?
I really like gRPC. I've even worked with a browser implementation of it. SerDe costs were painful but the developer experience of it was great
Not a SOAP advocate by any means, but there's nothing stopping you from sending a curl command with an xml payload to a soap endpoint
Anecdotally, it's worked well for my current project as any other branching model I've worked with. It allows release validation to happen while developers continue to work on features. The author seems to bash the…
because executing arbitrary unknown code is always a good idea
The PHP thing is believable, I'm just still stuck on scala vs python based on my observations from working in the industry and being part of the hiring process for both of these languages. Perhaps it's because I work in…
2476319, got it in 1997 or 1998
The wall of sound sounds way more fascinating imho.
are you still selling this?
Some young people aren't sure what they want to do with life and school is a reasonable place to figure that out and hopefully pick up some practical skills/networking/life experience along the way.
how does the application pick it up? We use the built in secrets that are injected into the container as env vars and then the application picks it up that way. Not trying to sound combative, just looking for better…
Sure, I fail to see how that invalidates my point
sure, It's no doubt an arms race. The prevalance of websites going down due to scaling issues feels like order of magnitude less than it was 20 years ago though. Purely anecdotal with no real data to back that up.
20 years ago if a blog or website ended up on slashdot/digg/whatever there was a good chance it was going down. Scalable websites are a commodity today
Just build some sort of object model and generate all your yaml. Nobody should be handcrafting it
I remember when this happened. It felt like everybody's parents joined at the same time almost overnight
> but I do think it's not unreadable code hopefully your boolean conditionals are easier to read than that
is there no Uber in Amsterdam?
Agreed. First adopters will buy it, give feedback, and then Apple will iterate. Just like the first iphone
Get in the tobacco business
> working with SQL is nicer than Pandas Really? I prefer working with dataframe apis. You get a nice sql-like paradigm plus all the control structures of the runtime.
I once worked on a home built browser grpc implementation where the protobufs were serialized over the wire in base64. It certainly had it's kinks to work out, but sharing/generating the service definitions and models…
We just block all external ip addresses except for github's in nginx for webhooks. To access the ui you need to be in the vpn.
but it worked on my machine
I used this in conjuction with home assistant to build location based automations. I'm glad this exists
Seems to be working for me. Is it only blocked for users that are logged in?
I really like gRPC. I've even worked with a browser implementation of it. SerDe costs were painful but the developer experience of it was great
Not a SOAP advocate by any means, but there's nothing stopping you from sending a curl command with an xml payload to a soap endpoint
Anecdotally, it's worked well for my current project as any other branching model I've worked with. It allows release validation to happen while developers continue to work on features. The author seems to bash the…
because executing arbitrary unknown code is always a good idea