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Comment #39531684
Litestar seems to have a very active social outreach team while fastapi seems to have an active user base to me. It's strange to see how often it gets shilled for by its maintainer…
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Comment #38473377
Given they backfill the first two years with grant value bonuses, this is irrelevant: the first two years just pay straight cash to make up those % to 100. First year is an up fron…
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Comment #37013989
I think these kind of articles tend to have a fair amount of truth to them, but a lot of the anxiety etc is caused by the all out denigration of remote workers. People being consta…
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Comment #36750577
They've delivered Goodheart's law in action - there is so little room to survive in a classroom today in England today as these same metrics are the measure of successful teaching.…
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Comment #36664402
Context is key here, but as a thought experiment- the most profitable businesses can hire with effectively no limit if they choose. FAANG isn't a great proxy for that but it'll do …
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Comment #36659278
From your multiple comments on threads it seems like your ego is strongly attached to your code - if you truly never, not even one time, derived value from a code review, either yo…
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Comment #36093672
> simplified, vendor agnostic I just don't see this being true. Being "cloud agnostic" likely means it's an incredibly leaky abstraction where at the first sign of trouble, you're …
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Comment #32965840
I know it's not the point the author is trying to make, but I couldn't help get the feeling this example isn't good enough to carry the point. from stdlib: from urllib.parse import…
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Comment #31380339
Well there's not a great deal going on in somewhere like the middle of the Forest of Dean as far as software engineering challenges go - you do tend to have to go where businesses …
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Comment #30787315
My Dad died after a long and difficult fight with prostate cancer that advanced to untreatable Stage 4 very quickly because of an underlying BRCA2 mutation. I'm so thankful the NHS…
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Comment #29050791
Your suspicions are incorrect - I'd suggest trying the AWS CDK as it solves exactly the problem you want it to solve in the sense of providing strong type safety.
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Comment #28838035
You can use the CLI and your terminal directly, as well as use SSH over SSM for proxying and SCP.
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Comment #28817223
Have a look at https://docs.aws.amazon.com/systems-manager/latest/userguide... - in a lot of cases removes the need for a bastion and SSH keys at all
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Comment #26577934
I empathize after two years in UK education. The working culture is almost cult like and self reinforcing - the Peter principle in action turns the best teachers at reinforcing the…
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Comment #26546421
You absolutely can. Eating less calories than your basal metabolic rate (calories burned just to stay alive) means stored energy will be burnt and body weight will reduce.
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Comment #24928228
>Google has a reputation for killing obscure consumer products It has a reputation for killing cloud products like classic VPNs in GCP too, a significant part of our cloud infrastr…
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Comment #23590511
The difficulty of the article and of your example is active vs passive learning - watching and reading people with more experience is important, and I guess the spirit of the artic…
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Comment #22773285
OVO are still hiring and planning growth this year: I'm not sure on the ettiquette of reffering people, but sounds like it might be of interest. Cloud first, lots of flexibility in…
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Comment #21801752
Cloud agnostic in terms of using the best products from each service: sure. It makes sense to leverage the strengths of each cloud provider. Having all your infra written with shim…
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Comment #21795395
Writing Terraform is easy - having it work after six month of features being delivered, the cloud provider evolving, and working with all your other microservices, isn't particular…