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gravlaks

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    Comment #37616915

    https://dagger.io/ may be an alternative. You can run it in GitHub actions somehow as well.

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    Comment #37086271

    I don't know the details of BSL, but can HashiCorp now require compensation/$$$ from Spacelift, Scalr, Env0, etc? In that case, these products can be forced to offer similar pricin…

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    Comment #36531195

    > The problem we hit is knowledge: while Terraform is not a huge knowledge hurdle to mount … it is still apparently enough. While good engineers will have no problem picking TF up,…

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    Comment #36489805

    https://fly.io/

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    Comment #36489797

    As long as it's part of the required steps to delivering business value, it doesn't matter that much if it's application code or infrastructure (as code). Both are required, hence …

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    Comment #36489668

    In my organization, we teach developers Terraform, and give them a reference Terraform setup (IaC repository) for running their apps in. They also have broad permissions in their o…

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    Comment #36465760

    $8/mo is also much higher than one time $19 payment. And $8/mo is only if you pre-pay one year, or else it's $10/mo.

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    Comment #35755717

    How come nobody has mentioned the endless hazzle in Linux to make multiple displays work as expected? On most setups, I find myself lucky if _something_ doesn't go wrong when conne…

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    Comment #35674560

    Here's mine: fisher install PatrickF1/fzf.fish fisher install urbainvaes/fzf-marks # These two to get sdkman and nvm to work in fish, IIRC fisher install reitzig/sdkman-for-fish@v1…

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    Comment #33340022

    When flying, I will avoid using an online travel agency (OTA) as well if I can . I booking with Gotogate.com, but the flight was canceled. Then when trying to get a refund Gotogate…

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    Comment #33210253

    Pretty nice!

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    Comment #33046131

    > having everything squashed into one commit can be annoying if the commit is too large, because it can be hard to identify why a specific change was made via git blame. True, you …

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    Comment #32247992

    Totally agree. And so does my team. We solve this by running daily Slack-ups, i.e. just tell what you're doing on Slack, which is much, much faster. We only use daily standups when…

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    Comment #32221473

    What kind of micromanagement did you experience / E.g. do you have an example? I'm in the position where I as tech lead don't fully know if I can trust my team (yet) to do the righ…

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    Comment #29828822

    I play FPS games, and I perform worse when I'm drinking, and I get sleepy. So for me it works better to stay sober. Actually I prefer to stay sober even while watching a show, beca…

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    Comment #29622386

    Yeah I don't really get the hate on Kubernetes. Run it managed with EKS, GKE or similar, set it up with the needed controller (ingress, external secret, whatmpt). The development a…

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    Comment #28352981

    Why do you hate them? I find them very useful. Everybody gets to voice their frustrations and what works, which we can learn from and improve upon. What if I our team has a concern…

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    Comment #27139379

    One reason is if you store refreshTokens in localStorage, a hacker's XSS attack can send the refreshToken to himself, and keep refresing the token forever (or until somebody active…

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    Comment #25081442

    The article is behind a paywall.

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    Comment #24877924

    Oh my god, which country is this?

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    Comment #16812514

    Capgemini, Accenture.

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    Comment #13948350

    In 2014 I used Typescript on a four month long project. I liked it alot compared to using just JS, however compiling was slow. I retried using Typescript 1 month ago. Compiling too…

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    Comment #13685123

    Norton Commander back in the DOS days. It was soo fast to use. Which is why I use Total Commander today.

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    Comment #9155894

    I agree. I have been programming for many years, working in the industry for four years, and have always been interested in improving with clean code, testing and whatnot. I read t…