Does go even have a Generic list (ArratList in Java)?
Readit Newsadrianlmm commented on Go is my hammer, and everything is a nail maragu.dev/blog/go-is-my-... · Posted by u/markusw
adrianlmm commented on Ruby on Rails: The Documentary [video] youtube.com/watch?v=HDKUE... · Posted by u/541
I saw it and I don't think it make it any justice, Ruby on Rails changed the paradigm of creating web applications with routes instead of files (like PHP, JSP and Webforms did) with the MVC pattern that now is present in every respectable web framework and the documentary doesn't tell that. It was enjoyable though.
I’m not defending them, but that’s really an unfair assessment. They are tweaking the model for how the cold storage tier is priced, with some minor reductions on the storage component and price increases on the “operational”/tasking side.
I haven’t managed a hyper cloud service, but I have managed 7-8 figure enterprise services. Sometimes as a service and ecosystem evolves, you need to tweak the business model. For a service like this, I would guess a set of customers stumbled into or found some loopholes that affected the economics of the services.
It is still a simpler model than Glacier, which is the AWS service closest to this.
As a customer, supplier risk is always something to factor. You can’t be religious about tech stacks for this reason and always need to chase dollars. If you have the market power, sometimes you can delay these sorts of actions with termed price contracts. If you don’t have lots of compliance requirements, paying for them baked into GCP may not be a good idea!
If your business (or bonus) is dependent on the beneficence of AWS, Azure, GCP, etc, you need to make sure that you understand that you are rolling the dice and someday the happy times will end.
>I’m not defending them
yes you are.
>Book book2 = new JsonParser().parse(json, Book.class);
why not: JsonParser().parse<Book>(json)
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I've maintained the same Delphi application for 16 years now, made with Delphi 7, and is working 24/7 all the year (no failures, generating about 20,000 db records daily), amazingly only consumes 7mb of ram and is superfast, try doing that with electron.
adrianlmm commented on The Era of Visual Studio Code blog.robenkleene.com/2020... · Posted by u/robenkleene
I've heard from some of its employees that Jetbrains is on panic, they are losing tons of webstorm and pycharm customers to VSCode.
I wonder if remote work will become standard.
I'm in a mixed setup, 3 days in the office plus 2 from home, works fine, as long as they see my commits in Github they have no problem with that, I'm planning to change it to 2 days in the office and 3 from home.
To me is simple, to never ORM, it saves lots of wasted hours in the future.