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ntrepid8
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Comment #16205620
I've often thought that micro-services were more of a software engineering management solution rather than a technical one. From the perspective of a high-level architect it makes …
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Comment #16205499
What could possibly go wrong?
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Comment #15809133
Hopefully this is the correct math for their example 1: (1 * 2 * 0.00021167 * (600/60) * 30) + (1 * 1 * 0.00084333 * (600/60) * 30) = 0.380001 Because that's much better than the o…
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Comment #15809046
Ah yes, that makes much more sense. Hopefully they will update the pricing page with the correct values soon :)
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Comment #15808755
Looking through the pricing page I'm not sure what sort of workload this would make sense for. Just looking at the examples from the pricing page I think I'm getting sticker shock.…
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Comment #15570626
In other news: - water wet - sky blue
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Comment #15569657
I think I need to get one of these.
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Comment #15569257
For large code bases in dynamic languages I think the advantage grows larger over time. Even a modest amount of test coverage will allow you to build new features without breaking …
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Comment #15569153
Yup, agree. Depending if you are working with a good static type system or with a dynamic language the value of unit tests can vary. When working with dynamic languages I always en…
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Comment #15241398
If you want to create a large number of Objects (like for rows in a data set) using __slots__ saves a lot of memory over just using the standard __dict__. I've always used named tu…
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Comment #15241345
I love it! Sublime Text is an excellent editor and I use it every day. It's worth every penny for a paid license.
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Comment #15086798
I think being born white, male, and good at math at this particular time in history is the very definition of luck. I'm definitely playing the game of life on "easy" mode. That bei…
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Comment #15080852
I really should write a blog post about it :) but right now there isn't one. Debian packages are easy to work with and we keep them as our primary artifact for any given release. T…
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Comment #15080788
I wonder if there is any possibility of using a newer iteration of Firefox with a configurable number of threads rather than Chrome as the engine for Electron (or something like it…
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Comment #15038876
I've been running an Elixir app in production on about 20 nodes for 18 months. We just build Debian packages and deploy using Salt. Additionally, most of the cluster nodes run on S…
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Comment #14932073
This is pretty exciting, especially the debugger support :)
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Comment #14902688
Doesn't blockchain verification depend on a certain amount of inefficiency? Isn't that what makes forgery difficult?
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Comment #14860348
I've had a few sales jobs where I was employed full-time (w2 not 1099) but also had an employment agreement with a defined term. Most often the term was 1 to 3 years, and if you we…
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Comment #13838552
I'm not so sure they are separate skills. It's possible to write functions that are easy to test and functions that are hard to test. I find that the two tasks of writing functions…
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Comment #11779026
Mine picks up the stationary vehicles 9 out of 10 times, but you do have to watch it. This happens most frequently at stop-lights on roads where the speed limit is above 55 MPH and…
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Comment #11155185
I've had trouble with phone at low temperatures before, even when carried inside my parka, and inside a lifeproof case. Modern smartphones are not made to withstand life threatenin…
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Comment #11019406
Maybe I'm being dense, but why would someone want to write c++ code and transpile it to JavaScript?
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Comment #10647111
These same issues are what drove me to use Linux for my Desktops and Laptops. I don't use it on my MacBooks because the hardware is not supported well, but on a Thinkpad or a Dell …