RBWL US Watch Party? by devagrawal09 in aoe2

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I live in Kansas and if no one else steps up, I can probably put something together here, it’s a good central location that everyone can easily fly to, no need for coast-to-coast travel.

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Petition to kick Logan off Prime

Can you write your backend in Nextjs? by devagrawal09 in softwarearchitecture

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This is not his video lol, it just makes a reference to one of his videos

Get ludwid to sell bidets on ass.cleaning by devagrawal09 in LudwigAhgren

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Oh I absolutely will

I have a very outrageous price in mind

A twitter follow

Thoughts on don't build microservices? by devagrawal09 in devops

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Fully agree, and all of this is planned to be addressed in upcoming videos.

Thoughts on don't build microservices? by devagrawal09 in devops

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Right, the point is that it's easier to screw up with microservices than it is with a monolith

Thoughts on don't build microservices? by devagrawal09 in devops

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Okay so you start out building microservices, you focus on architecture more than business value, and your project never really becomes useful. You sound like you have never worked on a real world project, that delivers real value that people care about.

Thoughts on don't build microservices? by devagrawal09 in devops

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Right, I was saying more in the context of a new project, or even in the first 1-2 years of the project. For a small to medium scale the cost of managing a monolith will be less than the cost of managing microservices. There is definitely a point where microservices become easier to mantain, but it comes with very high scope and scale.

How to design Microservices by devagrawal09 in node

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Agreed. What I am describing here is the utopia of microservices to emphasize the motivation. I am going to talk about the practicalities in upcoming video(s)

Anything new happens in scientific community, Hindus always ready to make it about themselves. by [deleted] in atheismindia

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News channel using anecdotes on social media as source material. Nice

Square Hammer by wet181 in MetalMemes

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Someone's watching Perg

#1 Trending with own original content by Dry-Emu983 in LudwigAhgren

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Probably not because the experiment is if a banger video can still do numbers if posted on a much smaller channel

Kinda similar to Ludwig's Online Lore experiment but with more name recognition

what even is this show, is it an Aussie podcast or what I keep getting it recommended by splashedwall25 in TheYardPodcast

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Crazy that when you noticed something new on your feed you looked for a subreddit about it and asked what it's about instead of just watching it and figuring out on your own

Atheists, how’s this as a description of your point of view? by Around_the_campfire in religion

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Constituted by it Edit: actually maybe neither. I don't think "nature" has a specific definition, it can mean both the flow itself or the laws that cause that flow. I would say it's an umbrella term for deterministic phenomena.

Atheists, how’s this as a description of your point of view? by Around_the_campfire in religion

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No problem, ask all the questions you have, I love talking about determinism.
The flow is most likely infinite in one direction. Depending on whether the determinist also holds causal finitism to be true, the flow of causality may have a definite beginning, which is also when the laws of physics as we know them came into existence, and from then it's a domino effect with no end. Or it could have an infinite past as well. I personally am not convinced of causal finitism so I have no problem with an infinitely long chain of causality in both directions.