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Yeah, no. Automatic text translation is "ok" but automatic translation direct into a work meeting in your voice? Enjoy your HR meetings and lawsuit for unfair dismissal based on botched translation.
I'm not crying that "it's not for you".
Kubernetes has never ever struck me as a good idea for a development environment. I'm surprised it took the author this long to figure out.
K8s can be a lifesaver for production, staging, testing, ... depending on your requirements and infrastructure.
My guess form rejection is either:
1. No drawing and vague specs.
2. Too time consuming and they don't want to quote the crazy price it'd take.
Machine shop time is very expensive.
That is, until the code refuses to work. Then the code is a bitch and I need a break.
This is not a quote from the article and isn't what the article is saying. It's effectively suggestig that devs are being duped and MS goals are closing essential parts down.
The last steel furnace closing too?