I used codestream with two of my previous teams and absolutely loved it. I don’t remember if you can keep annotations private but I see plenty of value in allowing the rest of the team to see what questions/note you have. In any case, I believe they open sourced the whole thing so you could see how they handled code changes
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In a big picture, this makes sense. You can load the cars with safety features, but it doesn't change the fact that these cars are very heavy, very fast, and loaded with features that reward distracted driving. In the US at least, the top killer of drivers are trees on the side of the road.
> In the US at least, the top killer of drivers are trees on the side of the road.
Do you have a source on that?
dpats commented on Should you use a Lambda Monolith, a.k.a. Lambdalith, for your API? rehanvdm.com/blog/should-... · Posted by u/e2e4
Say I am building a marketplace which I plan: will get many users. Also, we are only 2 building it.
I am pretty sure this is way more expansive to spend engineering time making it possible for server(s) to scale using kubernetes and stuff, than just using serverless.
And later with many users, we estimate what better be implemented manually to save money, because at this point it would actually save us money to employ a new engineer than continue paying serverless due to number of users.
Don't you think serverless makes sense?
You can scale without learning kubernetes. Heroku is mature and easy to use.
There's a technical challenge prescreen in the application.
I completed it the other week and got a generic "will not be moving forward with your candidacy" Kind of a disappointment
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Agreed. But I think you can do both. That is have your own self-hosted and then __occasionally__ do a Medium post for audience, etc.
If it helps, envision Medium as a social network. You share to FB, TW, etc. Medium would be a slightly longer post.
As a reader, I use Medium because it recommends articles that I enjoy and probably won't otherwise come across.
I would appreciate publishers who follow your solution of doing both!