Hung (Ethan) Nguyen

@mwaseemzakir I’m having a bit doubt regarding “more readable”

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@MarkBracke Can you please advise why expressing domain in C# is a pain compared to F#? If you can provide some screenshots for example of how your domain is developed in F# that would be great

@mjovanovictech Just wonder who on earth the architect in Amazon made the decision to use Lambda for such heavy and long running workload?

Amazon's Prime Video team migrated one system from Microservices to a Monolith. And reduced cloud costs by 90%. Here are the most important takeaways:

@matthewcp @alexbdebrie Ah yes, as they are proprietary product

@rxprogrammer @alexbdebrie Nobody uses it for hobby projects is what I said and meant (nobody being relative, obviously).

Fascinating post from the Prime Video team about how moving from a serverless (Step Functions + Lambda) pipeline to a container (ECS) pipeline saved them a ton of money. I'm a serverless fan, but it's good to have this out there! primevideotech.com/video-streamin…

@ngriffin_uk @alexbdebrie Correct. I see nothing fascinating here. Who on earth the architect made the decision to use Lambda for such heavy and long running workload such as video streaming??? And why don’t they use something like the Kinesis Data for Video Streaming service?

@alexbdebrie You’d think that Amazon would know that it’s more optimal to run long running jobs outside of lambda…

@matthewcp @alexbdebrie Nobody use them? Our company is running a hundred of ECS clusters now

@alexbdebrie It's too bad ECS is way too expensive for hobby projects. People use Lambda on hobby projects because it's affordable and then bring the mindset to their companies. EC2 is fine, but ECS and ELB are expensive, so no one used them.

@alexbdebrie What fascinating here? Who on earth the architect made the decision to use Lambda for such heavy and long running workload such as video streaming??? And there’s Kinesis Data for Video Streaming service, why don’t use it to build Prime Video to prove the power of the service?

@adibhanna Just curious: what are the benefits of using neirdtree over an IDE such as VSCode? It lool fancy but if it’s really help us to be more productive?

Added a debugger and some refactoring functionalities to my NeoVim config! it's starting to feel complete.

@Renaissance_365 The C programming language

@shanselman Hi Scott, just curious if there’s any plan to support something similar to Java’s virtual thread?

@briggsl Not relevant but might I know which oh-my-zsh theme us that?

@EpicBear @Sharat_Chander @java @OpenJDK Hope that it will bring Reified generics similar to C#

@Sharat_Chander @java @OpenJDK Which version for Vahalla? More than 25 I guess

@oftenhallett @jeremydmiller are you using Elixir for real life projects?

@jeremydmiller Not a fan of C# or where it's heading. Its functional elements are just too annoying to use. I've just transitioned to writing in Elixir instead, life is so much nicer.

I really don't even want to have to interact at all with F# fans here, but just about any attempt I've seen to make C# be functional style F# turns into a morass of generics that renders the code completely unreadable.

@jon_anstey Hi Jonathan, I really love Camel. Might I know if you have a plan to release the next version of Camel in Action book?

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@intellijidea The current UI look much better

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@vlad_mihalcea StackOverflow is a monolithic stack of .NET + MS SQL can still scale globally ;)

Most exciting software products are built using boring tech

@allenholub @danidlcdev Easier said than done

@danidlcdev They don't need to do that, though. This is not a staffing issue or a size issue at all. It's a process and culture-of-quality issue.

Amazon deploys every 12 seconds or so, even on Friday. Just sayin'.

@kotlin I was hoping it becomes popular in the backend area which obviously never happen!

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@maciejwalkowiak I’m still happy with Java 8. I don’t bother doing an upgrade until project Vahalla with real Reified Generics is supported

Java 20 will be released tomorrow 🚀