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Can someone help me understand what is the advantage of using jsonnet, cue, or something else vs a simple python script (or dialect, like starlark), when you have the need of dynam…

I think I would enjoy something like this (or pinboard), but with comments. Sort of a smaller version of Hackernews, where I could see what my friends are bookmarking and then writ…

Funny how they say: "Creators can now also opt their images out from training of our future image generation models." and then the link is just a form to submit a single image at a…

> Instead, the reason people go to customer service is because of a question that’s so specific, or complicated, or gnarly in some respect, that there’s no way the app will have th…

I've played both, and liked BOTW much more, although I also liked Horizon Zero Dawn. I also have the 2nd part of Horizon Zero Dawn (don't even remember the name) and tried to start…

I don't know the author and I'm not part of Google, but I've also been an interviewer both in startups and bigtech, and I must say that I believe the process in bigtech is much bet…

Surely there is some middle ground? Why everything has to be black or white and everyone needs to give silver bullet rules? A service that stores something can be called "catalog" …

Max Howell's tweet gets pasted on every article talking about code interviews as some kind of exemplification of the problem of whiteboard/algorithmic interviews. What some people …

In my experience good developers end up being good because they tend to do a lot of coding, read a lot on how to code correctly, and on how to improve their skills. Most people tha…

For me it's been the opposite, actually. I use Mac, Windows 10 and Ubuntu for different use cases, and I keep finding Mac more appealing. I have to work around Ubuntu to make some …

I see what you mean, but I don't really agree. You can introduce that burden and complexity whenever you want. If you spend the start of your project working on this, you will be p…

> Frankly the article is filled with FUD and the author justifies everything with "i think/what if/my way is fine for me". It is just my opinion after all. I'm just trying to share…

I will also invite everyone to try it and I also believe K8S is here to stay. I think K8S makes a lot of sense for lots of workloads, but I don't think it makes sense to maintain a…

I do agree with you, but I don't think I really missed the point of the original article. From the original article: > However popular wisdom would suggest that Kubernetes is an ov…

Thanks for sharing your thoughts! I wrote about Fargate because I like the idea of having a service that manages both masters AND workers and where you only need to care about the …