I think he has a point about inefficient dev practices and an excessive amount of labor going to advertising, but yeah I don’t think he’s exactly a devops guy for distributed systems lmao
I’ve really enjoyed writing stuff in Elixir because a lot of the time you can do that whole “boot a tiny MVP out the door” thing and ignore scaling, but refactoring to a different more scalable architecture pattern is relatively simple or can be done nearly for free because of the Erlang VM. You don’t get stuck in the situation of having to rewrite in an entirely different framework because the one you chose to get up and running quickly doesn’t scale well.
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I think he has a point about inefficient dev practices and an excessive amount of labor going to advertising, but yeah I don’t think he’s exactly a devops guy for distributed systems lmao
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I’ve really enjoyed writing stuff in Elixir because a lot of the time you can do that whole “boot a tiny MVP out the door” thing and ignore scaling, but refactoring to a different more scalable architecture pattern is relatively simple or can be done nearly for free because of the Erlang VM. You don’t get stuck in the situation of having to rewrite in an entirely different framework because the one you chose to get up and running quickly doesn’t scale well.
STOP SCALING UP
Software are not supposed to scale
YEARS of scaling yet NO real world use found for scaling more than YOUR FAMILY
Wanted to scale more anyway for a laugh? We had a tool for that: It was called "EVERYONE HAVING THEIR OWN SERVERS"
Statements dreamed up by the utterly deranged
docker swarm init --advertise-addr 192.168.99.100 docker swarm join --token blablablablablab 192.168.99.100:2377 docker service create --replicas 1 --name helloworld alpine whoamiThey have played us for absolute fools!
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