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Comment #33054424
Interesting. So Talos is both a Linux and a k8s distribution? I am less interested in running k8s itself in Firecracker (or kata, or similar), but the pods started by it. I think t…
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Comment #32992686
I have the same question. WeaveWorks has another project called footloose which allows docker containers to be used like VMs. Also dead. The only other project/company (aside from …
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Comment #31807824
You confuse flexible working hours with a demand to work more than 40 hours a week (including nights and weekends). If you (like to) work overtime on the weekend or week nights, I …
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Comment #30866447
Current tech stack is: The iOS-Frontend is UIKit and RxSwift. The backend is pretty lean — TypeScript, Firestore with the beginnings of PostgreSQL (with Prisma!). The recommender p…
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Comment #30866364
Hey — I am part of this journey and currently support the Bunch team in the role of the CTO. If anyone has questions, I am happy to answer them. :)
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Comment #8038617
I'm somewhat of a newbie in regards to developing on mobile devices. Got any documentation how this is done from the phone?
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Comment #8037971
How do you backup this database? Does it integrate with iCloud or whatever is available on the device?
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Comment #6660166
I would like to see IAM as well, but I would say that the solution right now is using a seperate account and using AWS MFA: http://aws.amazon.com/mfa/ A new account doesn't have al…
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Comment #6576801
In general, and especially for people freelancing in Germany, I'd add: Not getting a tax consultant. I'm pretty sure this is the same everywhere, but regardless, it's the first thi…
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Comment #6540309
I agree with this. Call servers after their purpose. I don't grow attached to servers anymore — especially in the cloud.
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Comment #6518479
I'm not a Jira fan, but TCO usually includes more than just the actual price of the product. So e.g. setup, maintenance and ongoing support. :)
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Comment #6518413
Thanks Amazon? This is probably in reference to Amazon forbidding the use of another software load balancer than ELB. I also read on reddit that there is in fact just ELB. Especial…
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Comment #6190406
> Data are encrypted directly by the provider, which means customers need no specific technical know-how and incur no extra costs. All data are stored in secure data centers locate…
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Comment #6184174
This is basically what I wanted to write. In addition, I'm not a huge fan of linkedin either. There are no guarantees to it. One is that most of what's on there is hard to check an…
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Comment #6003013
Thanks! I am surprised by this trend — put a project on kickstarter and promise to open source it. Build it on tech that's been open sourced for free. Trying to stay positive here.…
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Comment #6002563
Can anyone explain/summarize what this is? I gather it was/is feed reader, but I can't find much more and she (?) is very vague. Or I don't know how to navigate her blog.
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EngineYard promoted their hosted Riak offering to GA
Announced during a lightning talk at RICON east.
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Comment #5515884
My bad. Language barrier! :)
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Comment #5510702
A rescue dog — unless maybe really, really old — needs to be challenged constantly. And by challenged, I mean — these dogs are/were rescue dogs for a reason. :) Challenges include …
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Comment #5510695
This. We're using emberjs right now as well. But the lack of test integration is a huge problem for us. We right some tests with busterjs currently, but none of these tests are uni…
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Comment #5510636
Looks neat. :) It would be pretty nice (if I may suggest that ;)), if you added add branch support so the patches are saved into a refactoring branch or maybe individual branches?
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Comment #5376720
This is a great question as well. I'm a little concerned by this choice because I'm not looking forward to constantly enforcing updates all across the board.
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Comment #5376634
And I forgot another — any thoughts on volume licenses? E.g. a pack of 10.
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Comment #5376628
Can you comment on compatibility. For example, if I decide to buy VMware Fusion for a team of 6 developers today (Professional costs 45 EUR*6 = 270 EUR). Will I have to spend the s…
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Comment #5168395
> I honestly wonder how they do it. Have you ever heard of open source? :) I've contributed to this project and various others and I frequently had people either hire me to add fea…