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paholg @ paholg @lemmy.one
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Leaked messages show Amazon will force a 'voluntary resignation' on employees failing to relocate near their team 'hubs'

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  • Seattle was not "literally falling a part".

    • Ideas for electric clothes dryer that vents into attached garage

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  • I have a Miele washer/heat pump dryer combo. From my experience, the dryer is about the same as what I'm used to from a conventional dryer (~45 minutes), but the washer takes a lot longer. As I understand it, the washer does a more thorough spin cycle so the dryer has to do less work.

    That said, I have been very happy with mine.

    • Protecting us from placeholder namespaces since 1994

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  • Meme aside, this image really bugs me. There's no outlet for the river; very soon the water is going to overflow that dam and that town is fucked.

    • Can the fediverse scale up indefinitely?

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  • I'm not sure what you mean by a "network operating system", but monoliths are inherently just as scaleable as services.

    Imagine you have a service architecture, and you are running 2 of service A, 4 of service B, and 8 of service C.

    Alternatively, you could be running a monolith on 14 nodes. Most of the work those 14 nodes will be doing work that would have been covered by service C, it's just spread out in a different way.

    • Can we settle this: how many holes does a straw have?

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  • Take a pancake. Put a hole in it. It's now a torus.

    • Can we settle this: how many holes does a straw have?

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  • A straw is topologically the same as a donut. It absolutely has one hole.

    • Can the fediverse scale up indefinitely?

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  • There's nothing wrong with a monolith. Microservices are not inherently more scalable. Their advantage is around scaling teams. If anything, a monolith can be more performant as in-process calls are much faster thent network calls.