Immutable in order to protect against parallel code changing the size of the iterable?
Immutable in order to protect against parallel code changing the size of the iterable?
I am in the tinkerer category so I guess that is why I found the blanket statement of this post be not entirely accurate.
When I am excited about something I think about it almost constantly. I know there are a lot of other people in the same boat.
The flexing aspect is kinda dumb. I do think working a lot is ok if you are enjoying yourself and not neglecting other aspects of your life.
Totally agree about the kids thing. Being a parent should always take precedence over working(besides working extra to fund the basic needs of the household). Good point :)
What do y’all think about working excessive hours on something that is wholely yours(not working for someone else)?
UFW is a software firewall. SSH is a way to remote into computers. The joke is they turned on UFW and got locked out of the machine.
Thank you! This is super interesting!
Sounds fun! I completed like half the book previously. This might be the motivation I need.
I’ll give this a try, thanks!
I really only want Linux for software dev work(docker mostly). Windows has wsl which has worked beautifully for me besides memory leaks a couple times a year. The issues I face with wal pale in comparison to my experience dealing with Nvidia drivers and gaming on Linux.
Has anyone really been far even as decided to use even go want to do with more like?
Couldn’t have said it better myself
I’ve got 4 services, mongo, mongo express, my web service and traffik. When I want to deploy I git pull master then docker compose up -d --build
Great writeup! I’ve been doing a project with a 2gb 1vcpu vps as my host and one compose file. It is so much simpler than past project that I used aws for.
Because it’s for entertainment purposes… I can watch horror movies and not be a fan of people being murdered. What a terrible take.