Avoiding single use items that pollute the environment for hundreds or thousands of years is rational whether you want children or not. Of course using a plastic straw isn't what got us into this mess and small…
N=1, I work with many pragmatic clojure devs who just want to ship working software.
Excluding this one sentence in the article > Software Engineers and Tech co-founders, like us, are more prone to hitting the lows. I don't see where anyone was comparing software engineering/engineers to another…
What do you mean by mainline consumer machine? MacBook market share is less than 20%
While I use emacs and I'm not too familiar with other editors I'd question how true this is today, clojure in particular is often written with vscode, intelij and vim, all seem to have good repl support.
In this case your accidentally upgrading your dependencies only when rebuilt. Especially with micro services some things can be ran for years without being rebuilt.
It's not just a specific actor targeting a specific entity though; it's any malicious dependency being ran in a privileged environment.
Everything is political if you view it through this lense. This is about the characteristics of a newly released algorithm.
I don't think that's the important distinction, lots of ongoing costs are outsourced. Amazon may have their own shipping fleet, most retailers of smaller scale pay someone else to do it for profit.
It isn't entirely independent if a change in your backend can completely break your frontend. Your using coupling as if it is a dirty word that means you've failed.
That's how nearly every aspect of every business works; would you you start a bakery by learning construction and building it yourself?
But your front end is still coupled to the structure of that JSON, which is often fine, but it is coupling
How can it operate completely independently if the front end requires data in a format it understands to perform logic on.
Usually handled by the framework, you may have to write some code, I'd expect my saas provider to write code so that I know whether their service is available or not.
If your service is returning 5xx, that is the the definition of a server error, of course that is degraded service. Instead we have pointless dashboards that are green an hour after everything is broken. Returning 4xx…
You need to validate your inputs and return 4xx
There are simple things it would be nice to do without either 1. A server + framework, 2. A full on SPA, 3. Hand writing tedious js. There is a nice sweet spot for htmx here; whether it can build the required network…
For one thing I may have very simple requirements that I don't want to buy into maybe a day long setup for, nor hand write js when html could support it.
They did nothing great apart, from being the first new car startup in the US in more than 100 years, with an entirely new business model. OPs point had nothing to do with wether the government subsidised EVs or not.
I assume they don't want to loose focus on software, which is currently their moat.
Your using terminology in non standard ways. Read the first paragraph on eventual consistency on wikipedia, it describes the agreed upon definition. "Eventual consistency is a consistency model used in distributed…
It's hardly a cache if it's the only way to query the data, it's a materialized view
Would be expensive but you can do a copy and replace to keep the data you need, on a new topic. If you don't need the data, then you don't need it.
When is hacking and stealing people's personal data a precrime, when is criminal negligence a pre crime, what is your motive in any of this?
A cloud vendor where using some of the most popular languages in the world makes your life harder is a genuine reason to dislike something.
Avoiding single use items that pollute the environment for hundreds or thousands of years is rational whether you want children or not. Of course using a plastic straw isn't what got us into this mess and small…
N=1, I work with many pragmatic clojure devs who just want to ship working software.
Excluding this one sentence in the article > Software Engineers and Tech co-founders, like us, are more prone to hitting the lows. I don't see where anyone was comparing software engineering/engineers to another…
What do you mean by mainline consumer machine? MacBook market share is less than 20%
While I use emacs and I'm not too familiar with other editors I'd question how true this is today, clojure in particular is often written with vscode, intelij and vim, all seem to have good repl support.
In this case your accidentally upgrading your dependencies only when rebuilt. Especially with micro services some things can be ran for years without being rebuilt.
It's not just a specific actor targeting a specific entity though; it's any malicious dependency being ran in a privileged environment.
Everything is political if you view it through this lense. This is about the characteristics of a newly released algorithm.
I don't think that's the important distinction, lots of ongoing costs are outsourced. Amazon may have their own shipping fleet, most retailers of smaller scale pay someone else to do it for profit.
It isn't entirely independent if a change in your backend can completely break your frontend. Your using coupling as if it is a dirty word that means you've failed.
That's how nearly every aspect of every business works; would you you start a bakery by learning construction and building it yourself?
But your front end is still coupled to the structure of that JSON, which is often fine, but it is coupling
How can it operate completely independently if the front end requires data in a format it understands to perform logic on.
Usually handled by the framework, you may have to write some code, I'd expect my saas provider to write code so that I know whether their service is available or not.
If your service is returning 5xx, that is the the definition of a server error, of course that is degraded service. Instead we have pointless dashboards that are green an hour after everything is broken. Returning 4xx…
You need to validate your inputs and return 4xx
There are simple things it would be nice to do without either 1. A server + framework, 2. A full on SPA, 3. Hand writing tedious js. There is a nice sweet spot for htmx here; whether it can build the required network…
For one thing I may have very simple requirements that I don't want to buy into maybe a day long setup for, nor hand write js when html could support it.
They did nothing great apart, from being the first new car startup in the US in more than 100 years, with an entirely new business model. OPs point had nothing to do with wether the government subsidised EVs or not.
I assume they don't want to loose focus on software, which is currently their moat.
Your using terminology in non standard ways. Read the first paragraph on eventual consistency on wikipedia, it describes the agreed upon definition. "Eventual consistency is a consistency model used in distributed…
It's hardly a cache if it's the only way to query the data, it's a materialized view
Would be expensive but you can do a copy and replace to keep the data you need, on a new topic. If you don't need the data, then you don't need it.
When is hacking and stealing people's personal data a precrime, when is criminal negligence a pre crime, what is your motive in any of this?
A cloud vendor where using some of the most popular languages in the world makes your life harder is a genuine reason to dislike something.