V botanicke je to jeden bengr vedle druheho.
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Nedavali jsme ji tak casto jako zoo, protoze to neni tolik kocarek friendly. Ale to se ted zmenilo! V botance otevreli pobocku Fofr kafe, coz je hipsterina naseho gusta. Muzeme zapomenou na italii na capim hnizde (kavarna v zoo, ne bures) a uzivat poradny kafe.
Ma to mouchy. Nemaji hrnecky. Ale pracuji na tom. Nemaji batch. Ale pracuji na tom. Proste se pocita, ze tam lidi nechodi moc casto, tak na cokoli se zeptate, reknou, ze uz to resi a urcite to bude. Tuto taktiku schvalujeme. Slibem nezarmoutis.
Navstevu doporucujeme! Pokud mate pocit, ze ve vyctu botanickych bengru neni zadna kytka, tak si aspon vychutnejte drsnoploda na fotce.

Ian Campbell 🏴
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in reply to Ian Campbell 🏴 • • •David Zaslavsky
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in reply to David Zaslavsky • • •I'm inclined to prioritize safety over uptime here, particularly in an environment where unconstrained (and frankly irresponsible) automatic deployment is rampant.
Safety, then remediation, then process improvement.
David Zaslavsky
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in reply to mhoye • • •Somewhat cynically, if your build system pulls directly from NPM you have, whether you realized it or not, decided that developer convenience is simply more important than product integrity or security, which are worth zero dollars to you.
The idea that 100% uptime infrastructure is just there somehow, is unrealistic.
This is a near-best-case outcome, I think.