arialdomartini

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by arialdomartini 24d ago
It may happen. I guess you agree that most of the times conditional blocks exist they are more than 2 lines.
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by arialdomartini 24d ago
Incidentally, I'm from the opposite school and consider every “if” followed by a braced block a smell. If a conditional body needs a block, it's doing enough to deserve a name, so I promote it to a single named call, à la "Ex
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by arialdomartini 26d ago
I’ve got only 1 big complain about Kobo: there’s no way to control the tickness of the pencil when writing on PDFs, and the size is too tick to take notes. There’s for epub but not for PDF. Suppprt told me they are not going to fix that. D
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by arialdomartini 2mo ago
My team and I are using the same approach since about 5 years. I collected a bit of notes about it here https://arialdomartini.github.io/when-im-done-i-dont-clean-u...
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by arialdomartini 3mo ago
You will love reading Jorge Borges The Library of Babel. https://dn760100.eu.archive.org/0/items/TheLibraryOfBabel/ba...
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by arialdomartini 4mo ago
Hint: use test assertions instead of print + comments for the examples.
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by arialdomartini 5mo ago
Yes, that’s idiomatic in JJ. Honestly, I’ve been recommending the same workflow (first commit, then make changes) with Git too since years https://arialdomartini.github.io/pre-emptive-commit-comments If you want to have a w
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by arialdomartini 6mo ago
Fair point. I could try with a harder problem. This still does not explain why Claude Code felt the need to use Opus, and why Opus felt the need to burn 12$ or such an easy task. I mean, it's 40 times the cost.
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by arialdomartini 6mo ago
This is anecdotal but just a couple days ago, with some colleagues, we conducted a little experiment to gather that evidence. We used a hierarchy of agents to analyze a requirement, letting agents with different personas (architect, busines
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by arialdomartini 8mo ago
First time I see jj being mentioned in a post not about jj. Made me very happy.
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by arialdomartini 9mo ago
Can you please elaborate on the use of sudo -u nobody? Do you use it interactively? I’m intrigued.
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by arialdomartini 9mo ago
Brilliant! I would just suggest the author to replace the sentence “99% of the time, it refers to motion in one dimension” with “most of the time” since this is a mathematical article and there’s no need to use specific numbers when they do
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by arialdomartini 10mo ago
TIL Thank you pal, it perfectly works!
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by arialdomartini 1y ago
You will be probably excited to give https://github.com/bolivier/jj-mode.el a try.
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by arialdomartini 1y ago
Laurent Bossavit wrote a whole book about similar cases occurred in the IT world, “The Leprechauns of Software Engineering How folklore turns into fact and what to do about it”
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by arialdomartini 1y ago
Just wonder if depth maps can be used to generate stereograms or SIRDS. I remember having playing with stereogram generation starting from very similar grey-scaled images.
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by arialdomartini 1y ago
Yep. But Event Sourcing comes with its own set of other problems. Also, I don't think this would apply to OP's post: with Event Sourcing you would not even have those DB tables.
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by arialdomartini 1y ago
While I like the YAGRI principle very much, I find that adding - updated_at - deleted_at (soft deletes) - created_by etc - permission used during CRUD to every table is a solution weaker than having a separate audit log table. I feel that m
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by arialdomartini 1y ago
Shouldn’t it be macOS?
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by arialdomartini 2y ago
> see here and here I believe links are significantly more useful when they include descriptive text like the title or author, rather than just 'here'.
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by arialdomartini 2y ago
Eh eh, this is an interesting point of view, but it’s really not like this. Take the case of the event of “deleting a file”. There has been an interesting discussion between Linus and the orher developers, when Git was being d initially esi
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by arialdomartini 2y ago
I saw other times Git being related to event sourcing, but the argument is wrong. Most of the VCSs before Git (RCS, CVS, SVN) used to store deltas and to rebuild the state reapplying them. The very reason why Git took them by the storm is e
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by arialdomartini 2y ago
Hint: instead of blocking them, serve pages of Lorem Ipsum.
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by arialdomartini 2y ago
PS: Type Driven Development with Idris is mentioned in the final notes. OP, I could not recommend it more!
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by arialdomartini 2y ago
I’m reading Type Driven Development with Idris and this post really resonates with what I’m learning. Especially the idea of writing down the function’s type to be guided how to implement it.
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by arialdomartini 2y ago
Neither to me. But it’s a matter in names: if it does not handle WIP limit it’s not a “Kanban Board”. It’s a Board, and that’s perfectly fine.
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by arialdomartini 2y ago
Neat, very very well done. One observation: Kanban is all about limiting the work in progress. That’s really its foundation. WIP limit is the main means for controlling and improving overall workflow effectiveness. I would argue that boards
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by arialdomartini 2y ago
Amazing. I wonder if a similatly seamless migration can be obtained leveraging the versioning and branching capabilities of Dolt.
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by arialdomartini 2y ago
Beautiful video with an update on the evolutionary development (up to 2021) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C97kMKwZ2-g
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by arialdomartini 2y ago
Cool idea! Thank you for the suggestion. Fixed!

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