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Is DevOps just a conspiracy theory?

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    Kent Sharkey
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    Shift magazine[^]:

    "DevOps is a conspiracy by Ops people to make developers work harder"

    Can I get a tinfoil hat from npm?

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      Shift magazine[^]:

      "DevOps is a conspiracy by Ops people to make developers work harder"

      Can I get a tinfoil hat from npm?

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      Marc Clifton
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      Everything is a conspiracy nowadays. Including that everything is a conspiracy. ;)

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        Everything is a conspiracy nowadays. Including that everything is a conspiracy. ;)

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        jochance
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        I think it's a conspiracy to be declaring that all code should be stateless. What's up with that? I always knew I was a rainbow farting unicorn. I just have to keep working on it to sell them on the job title.

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          I think it's a conspiracy to be declaring that all code should be stateless. What's up with that? I always knew I was a rainbow farting unicorn. I just have to keep working on it to sell them on the job title.

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          trønderen
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          jochance wrote:

          I think it's a conspiracy to be declaring that all code should be stateless.

          I'd say quite to the contrary. Code should go from one consistent state to another consistent state in atomic steps of (conceptually) zero time. Event driven state machines are easy to comprehend, reliable, efficient. Error/exception handling is much easier than in other programming models.

          Religious freedom is the freedom to say that two plus two make five.

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            jochance wrote:

            I think it's a conspiracy to be declaring that all code should be stateless.

            I'd say quite to the contrary. Code should go from one consistent state to another consistent state in atomic steps of (conceptually) zero time. Event driven state machines are easy to comprehend, reliable, efficient. Error/exception handling is much easier than in other programming models.

            Religious freedom is the freedom to say that two plus two make five.

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            jochance
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            Don't really disagree at all... I guess that's just a different state-having-version of stateless than some might use.

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