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> You can learn from everyone around you, regardless of their status. There is no "universal developer experience curve", everyone has more or less knowledge on a field or with a s…

> But a warning: you will spend years in the weeds, focusing on things that don't matter. That sums up anyone's college experience. The hard part is telling apart what doesn't matt…

> C# has this: This is only syntactic sugar to allow using object initializers to initialize specific member varabiles of a class instance instead of simply using a constructor and…

> The problem is that programming languages have always focused on the definition side of types, which is absolutely necessary and good, but the problem is that only limiting use b…

> For every project/job/app that needs the AWS levels of resilience (...) I don't think you're framing the issue from an educated standpoint. You're confusing high-availability wit…

> They run a Wireguard network between the nodes so you can have a mix of on-premise and cloud within one cluster. Interesting. A quick search shows that some people already toyed …

> We will charge € 1/TB for overusage. It sounds like a good tradeoff. The monthly cost of a small vCPU is equivalent to a few TB of bandwidth.

> yes, like i said, (...) I'm sorry, you said absolutely nothing. You just sounded like you were confused and for a moment thought you were posting on 4chan.

I loved the article. Insightful, and packed with real world applications. What a gem. I have a side-question pertaining to cost-cutting with Kubernetes. I've been musing over the i…

> Demoralized or denormalized? The database is denormalized. The developers are demoralized.

> Are you one of the reasons why SEO spam sites are clicked on so often? I don't think your poorly thought-through personal attack has any relevance to the topic. I clicked on the …

> I'm an independent developer right now, building systems for businesses and there is literally no better way to deliver line-of-business internal applications than via a monolith…

What an appallingly bad article. It starts with a premise only backed with an unsubstantiated and outright false appeal to authority ("the likes of Amazon are moving to monoliths!1…

> The whole point of CI is to automatically verify the code. Against errors and regressions. Meaning, stuff that breaks your code and affects the service you provide to users. Styl…

> (..) you really want those 2x 12 memory channels a Dual EPYC system offers (...) I had to check and I was amazed that there are companies selling workstations with dual EPYC proc…

> Intel will have more cores shortly. The article was posted in 2023.

> It does but it also seems like AMD is saying just buy one CPU, which is weird because you’d think they would want you to buy two to double the profit. The are saying "buy a singl…

This article reads like an AMD advertisement for their EPYC processor line.

> Aren't the drivers being hired for their recently announced Robo-Taxi fleet (...) The robo-taxi fleet is scheduled to be launched by 2026. This means Tesla, in spite of Elon Musk…

> Well, the share is up 3% since that article was published. :shrug: , I guess ? I don't know where you get your stock quotes. The ones I get tell that last monday TSLA stock price…

Requiring manual intervention to handle a blocked pipeline over a non-issue defeats the whole purpose of continuous integration, not to mention that you are suggesting adding twice…

> This is genius. This is a peak Elon Musk stan quote: playing catch-up to what is described in the article as the industry standard, and something that established players were do…

> Also, it seems like it's already done in other robotaxi setups. I think you're missing the whole point. The whole point is that Tesla has been promising full self-driving cars fo…

> “duped” isn’t the right word here. "Duped" is an accurate description of how Elon Musk has been treating customers who bought a Tesla car with a HW3. He's been repeatedly promisi…

> Big pile of nothing. Not really. In the very least it proves that at best Tesla is way behind established robotaxi operations, and once again demonstrates that Elon Musk's recurr…