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"On the assumption that the primary goal of employers is to maximise profits in the interests of shareholders, codetermination can reorient the company's goals in the interests of workers. A better balance may be struck so that the company interests are not so one sided. For unions, codetermination is part of democratising the economy. It is also a way for workers to better the terms and conditions of their contracts in an orderly and regulated way." [1]

This is a 100% match to the remarks made in the article.

[1]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Codetermination_in_Germany#Int...

I don't think that there is the one size fits all solution especially if you can't expect basic knowledge about git

Go has always been extensively opinionated (gofmt is just one example of that). This is also the beauty of Go - everything is just as expected once you understand the "opinions".

The rather late support of "out-of-tree" building might be caused by a conflict between groups pressing to refrain from the $GOPATH approach (rising in size due to rising Go popularity itself) and Go Dev Team / early-adopters especially as the $GOPATH approach is a central part of Go.

While I can see the intention of Go modules, I believe that many people which belong to the first group migrated from other languages like JavaScript and expect to migrate the workflow as well. I highly encourage everyone to try the $GOPATH approach before rooting for any side.

To add my two cents: I guess that people do not fear getting wiped out as in being killed because the product was bad.

When launching, the dreams / expectations that fueled the development will get "reality-checked". The initial dream comes from the heart, so when the launch fails, people fear that their core identity is being attacked. You could call that the negative side (from a personal pov) of external validation.

Now imagine what we will leave! And we know that we are making "such a long-lasting impression on the Earth"

Haha I'm sorry, I will edit that.

I don't see any sense in attacking the credibility by the choice of the blogging infrastructure - the author wanted to convey a message, present his findings and he achieved that. This should be the only thing that counts.

I guess the best (even if in a totally opposite field) argument against opinionated choice of web-technologies would be the website of Berkshire Hathaway [1]. They invest in highly sophisticated companies but still use the website that always provided the service they demanded.

[1] http://www.berkshirehathaway.com

Opinionated: Using the Economist as the example is especially bad because their articles do provide significant value in contrast to most other paywalle'd blogs!

Comment Of The Year HN2018

"The original idea was actually completely different to what we ended up building."

Nearly every internet-startup, ever

That is thoughtful and so true, experienced that myself. More people need to be made aware of that!

I guess you could write a medium/blog post explaining the pain points you tackle and why your bot relieves your customers off these points: google value proposition canvas. Then try to get this post here on HN as well as Facebook, Twitter dev.to whatever. You need to reach a broad audience

I believe this does a good job comparing without going to deep, e.g. for people just getting started on swarm/k8

https://platform9.com/blog/kubernetes-docker-swarm-compared/

Edit: updated url to a more recent version of the article

How so? Aquisitions happen all the time, many of them improve the product / processes, embrace the VP!

Note to self: add "to smyte" to vocabulary

Hey there! I recently implemented a pub sub backend but had to switch the pub sub broker at some point. I compiled the non-trivial parts such as subscription management into this package so that others do not have to do this work as well.

I am always open for tipps and PRs, especially if more broker drivers are PR'd. brokerutil currently supports redis and a loopback driver, a kafka driver is on its way!

I ment "upvoted"

Upvote for mentioning vscode-go which is amazing!

That's why we love the JavaScript ecosystem so much: you have always got something to do!

Well obviously not free but waaay to cheap: sublime For free: visual studio code

I really appreciate your concern. I just updated the readme to point the more essential aspects out, there was obviously too much marketing bla bla in it, I see that now. Have a great day!

tr;dl At this point this tool is just a compilation of my personal environment scripts to symlink from a global scope to project, local scoped dependencies.

Did you first implemented this project and then realized the hilarious naming? Or was it the other way around?

Even if, technically, you can't do it for the likes on Snapchat, I completely agree with your point.