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by abuob 4mo ago
If you're genuinely curious, a few suggestions that I personally found incredibly enlightening: Anand Giridhardas, Winners Take All: The book is fantastic, there's also his now infamous google talk where he talks about dismantling
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by abuob 4mo ago
In my perspective, "Analyze code, come up with edge cases and gaps and create unit tests for them" is one of the use-cases where AI was starting to get really good at, so I can see why someone would want to extend their test-suite
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by abuob 8mo ago
It feels like the real news is that the metaverse division still had 1500 people in it...
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by abuob 8mo ago
I find it very unfortunate that browsers (or rather, the spec) do not support some kind of versioning. If we could declare which version of HTML, JS and CSS to use, it would allow for breaking changes without breaking the entire web. There
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by abuob 9mo ago
Probably not too popular of an opinion on HN but email in my opinion would be a great example of a service that could be run by the government. Just like postal service (at least in some parts of the world)
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by abuob 9mo ago
But you can detect serverside (at least probabilistically) if a user is abusing it to their advantage. Some Valve guy gave a great talk about their cheating detection a while back; I found it incredibly impressive: https://youtu.
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by abuob 1y ago
Shameless self-plug and probably not what you're looking for, but anyway: I've created https://github.com/abuob/yanice for that sort of monorepo-size; too many applications/libraries to be able to always
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by abuob 4y ago
I'm dabbling in the monorepo-tool-space for quite a while already and somehow managed to never hear about Turborepo, seems very interesting! Just a few years back, the monorepo-tooling-landscape left much to be desired, there were a lo