bonifartius 𒂼𒄄 @bonifartius@social.cleverlibre.org

@DCR du bist auch echt unterschütterlich :P
@danimo

ach fefe

> Das ist natürlich grotesk, wenn Krankenkassen in einer Industrienation im 21. Jahrhundert für Scharlatanerie und Aberglaube Geld ausgeben.

ich finde das auch grotesk das die mrna und anderes coronagehampel von meinen beiträgen bezahlt werden :)

@Nudhul @kf01 @marine everyone of fame is a government asset

@m0urs rnd schreibt "plündert" in der schlagzeile. gehen wohl bald wirklich die lichter aus.

@Moon
wanted to reply yesterday, then something happened and i forgot xD

interesting examples indeed! the use case i came across while work usually was "linux vm, only more expensive" :) i was aware of the horizontal scaling, but never have seen an example of "serverless" which made sense.

> This is not suitable for all uses.

i think this is one of the core issues. one has to know most of the pitfalls of the business case and also all the available technologies and their pitfalls. people who are really good at both, or organizations where both are communicating well are pretty rare from what i have seen. might to a degree be a problem of germany though: tech people chase the latest trends but are too conservative to go all in and reap the benefits so one ends with the "expensive vm" solutions.

i was lucky enough to not having to do modern frontend webshit, but what i am told is absolutely horrible.

backend is ok, but i think it's pretty boring that everything is on top of HTTP. i get that HTTP being stateless and short lived connections is pretty good for the mobile world behind NAT and shit, still feels bad that things are this way. it's great to at least use a language one likes. i still have to give elixir a try :)

@tyil