Reliable no, but difficult to access via a REST API yes

A Kubernetes cluster of nuclear weapons. Want mutually assured destruction? Simply deploy a helm chart!

Finally, Terraform and CloudFormation can truly live up to their names!

Have you heard of Amazon’s new Chaos Engineering as a service?

Which is probably the reason they were not compromised.

I largely agree with the writer. What I think we are experiencing is library fatigue, not javascript fatigue per se.

How do I know? I love writing pure js functions every day in my free timw

For anyone who'd like to help, crack open that text editor and make a string based js html version of the game. No need to mess with graphics and html canvas when a string based prototype is sufficient

Also use keydrown for handling arrow/WASD inputs and setInterval(draw, 33) to draw the scene at 30 fps

Good luck

I find that I can solve most of my jira tasks in 10 mins with string.length and string.charAt()

My estimated time to completion with regex is literally undefined

That's just unfamiljarity. Whatever works for you is good. Sometimes the hammer does work on the screw, you just have to use it right.

Or we might end up with https://xkcd.com/927/

We're all unfamiliar with assembly and electrical engineering too right, should we all invest the time to learn how to program bare metal? Only when the performance is needed, right?

No, you completely misunderstood and went off on a tangent. My comment means the exact opposite to what you understood.

Seems like my company is where fun goes to die then

What happens when freeloaders show up? Perpetual energy?

The marginal cost for most extra users is tiny, so, nothing happens. Freeloaders welcome. But please pay; there are some pretty serious costs.

If a user does start using an inordinate amount of resources, perhaps they can be throttled. Or asked to pay a little more than they had been paying.

It's the tragedy of the commons

i guess there is hope that whales or public funding will cover them

Fair use policy?

Hehehe... appreciate this answer. I wouldn't mind writing my own JSON parser because at least I can reason about how the code works, the only context I need is my language's syntax and not someone else's design assumptions :)

according to that famous internet law about questions, "no"

What about criminals who choose to use guns whether smart or dumb?

When citizens aren't armed, dumb criminals can't find guns. (Where would they get one?) Smart criminals understands that using a gun in a society without guns will make themselves feature prominently in national news, and the police will make it top priority to arrest them.

I mean, just visit any country where ordinary citizens don't carry guns.

And you Will find criminals that HAVE weapons. That's just an incorrect statement all around.

Several people per month are still shot in the UK. The guns are smuggled in through ports, much like drugs

According to Wikipedia, 0.20 out of 100,000 people died of guns in 2015, of which only 0.02 are homicides. As for the US - 12.21 out of 100,000 total, 4.46 homicides.

Seems like British criminals do have a really hard time finding guns.

Our entire country’s yearly stats are a bad weekend in Chicago.

I wake up knowing I’m probably not going to be shot by some prick in Asda car park.

In our country, less than 10% of murders are between people who do not know each other. And if you do not live in the specific bad neighborhoods that account for nearly all of our murders, then our crime statistics are literally the same. My town of 100,000 had 0 murders last year.

If you are able to solve the problems plaguing both East London and West Baltimore, I'm all ears, however it seems the war on murder will rage on

Criminals well into the crime world decided to commit a crime will find a gun regardless of the country they are in.

US is arming the average Joe with no gun training, or psychological evaluation, the guy that is selling weed at the corner of SF, Karen that is angry at the customer service and the full of hormones schoolchildren.

Now given that all of these people have access to highly lethal guns, law enforcement has to be more pro-active than other countries, thus all of the expenses to buy war machines for neighborhood police depts.

What could possibly go wrong?