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crazy5sheep commented on Win10 users looking for a new OS? Apple $599 MacBook can't come at a better time   zdnet.com/article/windows... · Posted by u/walterbell
crazy5sheep · 10 days ago
Apple is too greedy, it's a joke to have 256GB as a storage option nowadays
crazy5sheep commented on In retrospect, DevOps was a bad idea   rethinkingsoftware.substa... · Posted by u/aard
crazy5sheep · a month ago
> We left product development teams without anyone focused on production. We undid everything that made DevOps work in the first place.

Very good point, that's the same I have observed for the past couple of years when working on a devops team. Product team engineers nowadays feels like spoiled kids, they had no current how server runs, and asked for things unreasonable. I still remembered someone came to my desk and asked for me to increase the mem request to 10s of GB, he claimed that's the best solution he could think of is to load everything in mem.. and very often people don't even know what status code means 500, 502, 503, 504...

crazy5sheep commented on What happened with ASUS routers this morning?   downtowndougbrown.com/202... · Posted by u/zdw
crazy5sheep · 2 years ago
I thought it was just my asus router broken today, and I was about to buy a new one.
crazy5sheep commented on Dependency injection in Go with Uber-go/fx   vincent.composieux.fr/art... · Posted by u/eko
skybrian · 4 years ago
An interface with many methods can have the same problem. If the function doesn't actually use every method in the interface, do you really need to implement them all?

So then it might be better for the function to declare its own interface with just the methods it uses? But then, all the callers need to be changed if you decide to call another method.

There's no principled solution to predicting what dependencies code might need someday. It's a matter of taste.

crazy5sheep · 4 years ago
An interface with many methods is already a bad design. limiting it to a handful methods is way easier to maintain. it's fine to return an object has implement many interfaces, but you really don't need to use them all on the input side.
crazy5sheep commented on Square is now called Block   twitter.com/Square/status... · Posted by u/muhammadusman
crazy5sheep · 4 years ago
A 2D to 3D migration?
crazy5sheep commented on Ask HN: What is something important I should start doing in my 20s?    · Posted by u/saaspirant
crazy5sheep · 4 years ago
Use standing desk, and take good care of your neck.
crazy5sheep commented on Apache Traffic Server   trafficserver.apache.org/... · Posted by u/nuerow
crazy5sheep · 4 years ago
Oh, this brought back a lot of good memory in Yahoo. This thing was originally called YTS, it has a very flexible plugin system, the caching functionality was pretty good and easy to use at the time.
crazy5sheep commented on Peter Norvig Joins Stanford HAI   hai.stanford.edu/news/pet... · Posted by u/azhenley
user3939382 · 4 years ago
While we're on the topic, one of my favorite blog posts of all time is his "Teach Yourself Programming in Ten Years" https://www.norvig.com/21-days.html
crazy5sheep · 4 years ago
Same here, I was inspired a lot by this post all these years. I really want to take this chance to say than you to Peter.
crazy5sheep commented on Ask HN: How to get back in employment market after working on side projects?    · Posted by u/logicallee
leeoniya · 4 years ago
absolutely not "key"
crazy5sheep · 4 years ago
however, it's an easy and achievable investment.

u/crazy5sheep

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