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@smnbss The collapse of any nuclear empire can't be something risk-free, I'm sure you appreciate that.

Is Russia better off with Prigozhin as president? Is that even an option? This thing is not going to end up well either ways…

@mariofusco Yes, it will be hard for Putin to deal with two very difficult fronts at the same time. But this could mean that, to close one, he might resort to extreme measures. There's nothing worse than a psychopath with nothing to lose, cornered.

@cloudnativeguru At least, whatever it happens, it will be nearly impossible for them to continue the war in Ukraine.

The rest of the world finally watching the latest days and hours of Russian dictatorship.

@igorsushko For as much as I wish for this outcome, I would be cautious in making these statements

Russia has lost the war. Expect the frontlines to collapse in the coming days.

@benedictevans Bing is still crap at results

@adibhanna But you still have the garbage collector.

Unpopular opinion: Almost everything you can build in Rust can be built in Go. Go is not an “exciting” language, it’s actually a boring language, which in a way a feature by itself, you don’t need to learn any complicated concepts to be able to write good Go code.

@stevenjfisher1 Ah! I still use make a lot, reason being I want to have the pipeline available in my local development shell. Have you made sure that the images you are using are stored in the GitLab repository? Gitlab does a pretty **** job at caching non-GitLab images.

@stevenjfisher1 You can't possibly engage against a 6-team pack. I like the join-the-team dynamic, but it should be called at 3.

Stopped playing #cod #dmz ... It has become completely unbalanced

@azertld @alexbunardzic I second that opinion

@alexbunardzic He has to be a troll.

How likely is it that this person is not a parody account?

@Mike_Fabricant When is it that you and your hallucinations descend into oblivion?

Disgraceful treatment of a political leader who has made world history by achieving Brexit and leading the. Conservatives to a landslide General Election victory.

The project is serverless: 🥳 But we need a static IP for the Lambda: 😱 Hello VPC, my old friend. Good that CDK creates you with 1 Construct. But AWS, please. 65 USD/month for 2 NAT Gateways with barely no traffic? Can we get pay-as-you-go option? Even call it serverless 🤷‍♂️

@bibryam There will be a lot of agiletards that will tell you, "architecture is in the code"

Is an "Architecture Overview" without a single diagram really worth reading it?

@brunoborges It's by design. It needs to feel out of reach so that people will jump in it when the price is acceptable.

The reason smartphones became so mainstream like the TV was their price tag. The Apple VR device costs as much as 10 entry level smartphones. Or nearly 8 iPhone SE latest gen. This device is dead on arrival due to its price.

@brunoborges Hot take: reactive programming is the highest form of developer wankery.

Maybe I don't get the hype about reactive, or maybe I am too old, but I really really don't like the whole Mono<Whatever> everywhere.

@stevenjfisher1 You probably want to use a bigger runner? I had the same problem, the local build took a handful of seconds which turns into minutes in GitHub.

@cavar_si @VaughnVernon That's the real nasty one!

@VaughnVernon Even more, you have data coupling too. A expects some data from B, ergo you have data coupling. Sometimes we want to hide that in an interface and pretend that DTO does not mean coupling. This is mostly why microservices have issues as we did not reduce data coupling.

"Decoupling" is way overused. Coupling is unavailable. If A uses B, A is coupled to B. If B changes its interface used by A, A will have to change: A->B You might alleviate the direct dependency: A->B1->B Yet, A is still coupled to B, and now B1 too. A->B is just less obvious.

@VaughnVernon @alexbunardzic we were just discussing this