Re:Ask HN: Why do message queue-based architectures seem les...
by primitivesuave on Tuesday June 18, 2024 @11:14PM
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Amazing this was downvoted. The comment starts with "in my experience" and is hardly a controversial perspective. I beg the HN community, stop disincentivizing people from respectively providing a converse opinion, lest this become yet another echo chamber of groupthink.
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Re:Ask HN: Why do message queue-based architectures seem les...
by kyleyeats on Tuesday June 18, 2024 @11:35PM
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It's because it didn't loop back to queues at any point. It's just a tangent on a tired topic.
Re:Ask HN: Why do message queue-based architectures seem les...
by snapetom on Wednesday June 19, 2024 @12:08AM
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We've swung back and it's trendy to hate on microservices now, so join in! /s
Re:Ask HN: Why do message queue-based architectures seem les...
by baq on Wednesday June 19, 2024 @03:20AM
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Patiently waiting for common sense to be fashionable. Alas, sensible people are too busy to advocate on the internet.
Re:Ask HN: Why do message queue-based architectures seem les...
by RangerScience on Wednesday June 19, 2024 @02:00AM
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It relates that there was experience, but not what that experience was - We can read and understand that they're reporting their own experience, but that's about it.
One could say "In my experience, the earth is flat", but there's not much a conversation to be had there.
One could say, "In my experience, the earth is flat - I got in my car, went for a drive in one direction, and eventually hit a cliff at the ocean instead of finding myself back where I started". Now there's something to talk about.
(To be clear: this is the internet, and a limited communication medium: I'd assume OP could relate details about their experience, and it's totally reasonable that instead of taking the time to do that, they went outside and touched grass)