271–280 of 280 posts
Earlier quoted context omitted.
This is the reason, at least what I know from people who worked there, the azure migration has been very painful as far as I’m aware
yep this was the same with LinkedIn who killed the migration after massive massive costs ~ https://www.theregister.com/on-prem/2023/12/14/microsofts-li...
Earlier quoted context omitted.
So you're spamming github with slop and actual good code can't be merged? Got it.
I dont use github much. I dont understand why you are upset. I literally have not criticised github either. Are you some sort of emotional idiot?
Ex-Microsoft, ex-GitHub, laid off nine months ago, not going to violate any agreements, but I will give some context. A lot of this applies to any large engineering org, really. Hilarious that this entire thread is people speculating on things they have no idea about. If it sounds like I'm defending GitHub a bit, yeah, I am. I can't think of a comparable situation that any other web site has been through. This isn't…
Lots of good points in there but when you say "swapped out data center" that sounds very un-cloudy and unreliable to me - workloads in AWS are spread across many buildings unless you try really hard or pay $$$$
Earlier quoted context omitted.
They didn't leave the architecture alone, right? They shoved React in and created a weird SSR + React frankenstein that is objectively worse in many ways.
And yet, the React/SSR infra has never gone down.