Given that Kilimanjaro doesn't really rise like Olympus above the Serengeti, is he actually trying to tell us that he *doesn't* know that he must do what's right? #YachtRockQuestions
I must've listened to @BillyIdol's Eyes Without A Face over 500 times in my life. I've just now noticed that the song is filled with vibraslaps. Now that's all I hear when I listen to it.
Good read from @dtaubler on the downsides of hackathons. They eat into personal time, involve feverishly writing code to an arbitrary deadline, but perhaps worst, they may imply uninspiring work the rest of the time https://t.co/yNyjSdaSYv
Good read, please invest time in reading this, you will not regret - do not miss
Kafka for Engineers by @dtaubler in @gitconnected https://t.co/2pIpjnjFxq
One of the best post I ever read about this topics 👏
Commands and Events in a Distributed System by @dtaubler in @BttrProgramming https://t.co/t3s3oXZRrV
@richardmarx It's similar to how—as we all know—Kilimanjaro doesn't really rise like Olympus above the Serengeti... but maybe what Paich was trying to say was that he actually *doesn't* know that he must do what's right.
@alextoul@dhh Thanks. I certainly don't want to imply that microservices are always the way to go. That "If" in the article's title is very important. :) And I would not be surprised if the pendulum does swing back towards favoring monoliths, or something monolith-like.