>> 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…
>> 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…