>> Entry tickets, if handled properly, could be a great way to fix the issue. I disagree. This seems like a "great way" to damage the tourism industry in Venice. In other words, I think this is a terrible way to deal…
>> fundamental problem is cargo cult developers trying to copy massive companies architectures as a startup. They fail to realize those companies only moved to microservices because they had no other option. This.…
Pro Tip: Buy a professional dental pick. I bought one on Amazon for around $35 about 10 years ago. I use it every day. It works great.
It’s 1997 and you want to build a website... ... just wait a decade or two; it will get much easier. Seriously, I built a very simply static website around 1997 or 1998 with Adobe Page Mill. It was pretty easy.
Your reasoning is faulty and very probably self-serving. More and more companies can and will outsource their infrastructure. IT guys hate this because it threatens their "paychecks." The optimal amount of cloud…
Good point! I hadn't thought of that.
Yeah. I agree. I often tend confuse the terms "mirage" and "oasis" in my own mind. After all, they are both things one might perceive in a hot desert, although the first is not real; whereas, the second is real.
> Then one of the big players comes in and adds the feature to their main product. Poof, everything somebody worked long and hard for disappears. There's a lot of wisdom in the statement above, but you also have a…
>> I actually think micro-SaaS is an oasis. Did you mean "mirage" instead of "oasis"?
>> I appreciate your style of acknowledging the points you agree on even as you dispute other statements. Thanks. Hacker News is full of arrogant, ignorant engineers whom I despise. I’m brash, harsh, and opinionated. I…
Good grief. First and foremost I was simplifying to make a point. >> You can’t just hire 1 DevOps superstar Secondly, that assertion is not necessarily true. Obviously, you should just hire 1 DevOps superstar... in some…
>> I agree entirely. I agree entirely too. >> Start with a monolith on two VMs and a load balancer. Chips and networks are cheaper than labour, Kudos to you! You are a dangerous man for you opine the truth. My advice is…
>> Nukes will fade out with a whimper as they become increasingly unable to produce power at a price to match renewables'. The plants will be quietly mothballed, however much was spent on them, because we are not, as a…
>> So, ammonia, or synthetic methanol, metal hydride, or even mined and refined kerosene. Perhaps one of those would be best. I really don't know. But based on my limited knowledge, at this point, I'd bet on coal over…
"Imagination is more important knowledge" said some guy with messy hair who knew a thing or two about energy times something squared. Just as castle towns went from refuges to death traps (starting about 800 years ago…
In addition, NH3 (ammonia) would probably first be used in cargo ships (which I learned in another thread here on HackerNews) which currently produce vast amounts of pollution. The main point is this: cheap, clean,…
>> Entry tickets, if handled properly, could be a great way to fix the issue. I disagree. This seems like a "great way" to damage the tourism industry in Venice. In other words, I think this is a terrible way to deal…
>> fundamental problem is cargo cult developers trying to copy massive companies architectures as a startup. They fail to realize those companies only moved to microservices because they had no other option. This.…
Pro Tip: Buy a professional dental pick. I bought one on Amazon for around $35 about 10 years ago. I use it every day. It works great.
It’s 1997 and you want to build a website... ... just wait a decade or two; it will get much easier. Seriously, I built a very simply static website around 1997 or 1998 with Adobe Page Mill. It was pretty easy.
Your reasoning is faulty and very probably self-serving. More and more companies can and will outsource their infrastructure. IT guys hate this because it threatens their "paychecks." The optimal amount of cloud…
Good point! I hadn't thought of that.
Yeah. I agree. I often tend confuse the terms "mirage" and "oasis" in my own mind. After all, they are both things one might perceive in a hot desert, although the first is not real; whereas, the second is real.
> Then one of the big players comes in and adds the feature to their main product. Poof, everything somebody worked long and hard for disappears. There's a lot of wisdom in the statement above, but you also have a…
>> I actually think micro-SaaS is an oasis. Did you mean "mirage" instead of "oasis"?
>> I appreciate your style of acknowledging the points you agree on even as you dispute other statements. Thanks. Hacker News is full of arrogant, ignorant engineers whom I despise. I’m brash, harsh, and opinionated. I…
Good grief. First and foremost I was simplifying to make a point. >> You can’t just hire 1 DevOps superstar Secondly, that assertion is not necessarily true. Obviously, you should just hire 1 DevOps superstar... in some…
>> I agree entirely. I agree entirely too. >> Start with a monolith on two VMs and a load balancer. Chips and networks are cheaper than labour, Kudos to you! You are a dangerous man for you opine the truth. My advice is…
>> Nukes will fade out with a whimper as they become increasingly unable to produce power at a price to match renewables'. The plants will be quietly mothballed, however much was spent on them, because we are not, as a…
>> So, ammonia, or synthetic methanol, metal hydride, or even mined and refined kerosene. Perhaps one of those would be best. I really don't know. But based on my limited knowledge, at this point, I'd bet on coal over…
"Imagination is more important knowledge" said some guy with messy hair who knew a thing or two about energy times something squared. Just as castle towns went from refuges to death traps (starting about 800 years ago…
In addition, NH3 (ammonia) would probably first be used in cargo ships (which I learned in another thread here on HackerNews) which currently produce vast amounts of pollution. The main point is this: cheap, clean,…