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@Quinnypig 😂

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@Quinnypig 😂

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No Stack Developer

A no stack developer criticizes the stack without understanding the stack. In addition to complaining, no stack developers engage in full rewrites, but don't finish them before quitting or getting fired, leaving an organization with no stack.

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No Stack Developer

A no stack developer criticizes the stack without understanding the stack. In addition to complaining, no stack developers engage in full rewrites, but don't finish them before quitting or getting fired, leaving an organization with no stack.

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Twitter got people out here sending secret messages using Base64 encoded strings and QR codes.

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Twitter got people out here sending secret messages using Base64 encoded strings and QR codes.

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Back in my day, we didn't need CI/CD, we had FTP. Real developers made changes in production.

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Back in my day, we didn't need CI/CD, we had FTP. Real developers made changes in production.

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Nice to see Docker desktop using MacOS's Virtualization Framework by default. Hopefully this means Docker can now run Intel x86_64 linux containers on ARM based Macs thanks to Rosetta. https://developer.apple.com/documentat ion/virtualization/running_intel_binaries_in_linux_vms_with_rosetta

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Nice to see Docker desktop using MacOS's Virtualization Framework by default. Hopefully this means Docker can now run Intel x86_64 linux containers on ARM based Macs thanks to Rosetta. https://developer.apple.com/documentat ion/virtualization/running_intel_binaries_in_linux_vms_with_rosetta

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The cloud is just someone else's computer, power, cooling system, underwater sea cables, networking equipment, data center and the land it sits on, control plane with support for Terraform, insurance policies, roadmaps, and a whole lot of people to build, secure, monitor, and support all of the software that runs on top.

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The cloud is just someone else's computer, power, cooling system, underwater sea cables, networking equipment, data center and the land it sits on, control plane with support for Terraform, insurance policies, roadmaps, and a whole lot of people to build, secure, monitor, and support all of the software that runs on top.

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@derekkraan I can port any curl example to any programming language. Also, the ability to test things out on the command line is underrated.

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@derekkraan I can port any curl example to any programming language. Also, the ability to test things out on the command line is underrated.

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I really appreciate API docs with curl examples.

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I really appreciate API docs with curl examples.

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@beardymcnerd yeah, I could do that, and it just feels dirty every time I have to change code solely to make it testable.

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@beardymcnerd yeah, I could do that, and it just feels dirty every time I have to change code solely to make it testable.

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@gdinwiddie I'm using this now, but want it to be solid for the future.

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@gdinwiddie I'm using this now, but want it to be solid for the future.

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@prozacchiwawa Then I'm just testing my abstraction. I still wouldn't know if my usage of the library is correct. I guess it's not that bad as long as my abstract mirrors the underlying perfectly over time.

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@prozacchiwawa Then I'm just testing my abstraction. I still wouldn't know if my usage of the library is correct. I guess it's not that bad as long as my abstract mirrors the underlying perfectly over time.

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@donaldball I'm thinking about doing that. Just feels a little dirty.

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@donaldball I'm thinking about doing that. Just feels a little dirty.

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That Addrs() method is implementation specific and the only way to do this from a unit test would be shelling out to setup new interfaces and assign IP addresses to them. Nope. https://github.com/kelseyhightower/run/blob/master/network.go#L115

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That Addrs() method is implementation specific and the only way to do this from a unit test would be shelling out to setup new interfaces and assign IP addresses to them. Nope. https://github.com/kelseyhightower/run/blob/master/network.go#L115

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@deavid make it easy to run the integration tests out of band.

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@deavid make it easy to run the integration tests out of band.

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The thing that makes testing that particular set of code hard is because net.Interface is a type and not an interface which would make it much easier for me to pass in my own implementation. There is no way for me to implement the Addrs() method for testing. #Golang

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The thing that makes testing that particular set of code hard is because net.Interface is a type and not an interface which would make it much easier for me to pass in my own implementation. There is no way for me to implement the Addrs() method for testing. #Golang

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Today I find myself wrestling with the fact that some pieces of code are better off with integration tests because they are OS specific and require running commands to set up things like network interfaces. I just can't bring myself to doing that using unit tests. Here is the code in question: https://github.com/kelseyhightower/run/blob/master/network.go

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Today I find myself wrestling with the fact that some pieces of code are better off with integration tests because they are OS specific and require running commands to set up things like network interfaces. I just can't bring myself to doing that using unit tests. Here is the code in question: https://github.com/kelseyhightower/run/blob/master/network.go

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@davidfowl I'm adding new features to my Cloud Run library in anticipation of some alpha features landing soon. https://github.com/kelseyhightower/run

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@davidfowl I'm adding new features to my Cloud Run library in anticipation of some alpha features landing soon. https://github.com/kelseyhightower/run

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@aaronesilvers thanks for the kind words.

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@aaronesilvers thanks for the kind words.

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@mamund @kstewart The M1 is just fast and quiet, and Apple choosing to add back the missing ports sealed the deal for me.

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@mamund @kstewart The M1 is just fast and quiet, and Apple choosing to add back the missing ports sealed the deal for me.