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Ask HN: Stack Overflow Architecture in the year 2070
15 points by danny_sf45 5y ago|2 comments
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by danny_sf45 5y ago
Do people actually do code reviews per commit? I know it's a thing, but in all my years of experience, I haven't met anyone who actually does this. The usual practice is to review all the changes at once (e.g., go to the "Fil
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Vector – A high-performance observability data pipeline(vector.dev)
2 points by danny_sf45 5y ago|0 comments
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by danny_sf45 5y ago
As a developer I prefer using systemd instead of containers to deploy Golang applications. Without (Docker) containers it is: - build Go binary and install it in production server - write and enable the systemd unit file With (Docker) conta
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Ask HN: SQLite for Classified Ads Website?
2 points by danny_sf45 5y ago|2 comments
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by danny_sf45 5y ago
Personal opinion: The book "Refactoring" by Fowler is one of the worst (tech) books I have ever read. I would rather refer OP to the bible of OOP: Object-Oriented Software Construction by Bertrand Meyer.
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by danny_sf45 6y ago
Sure there are two types (or more?) of dependencies, but at the end of the day the AppSignal app requires those +13,000 dependencies in order to work properly (first to build it, and then to run it). That's horrendous.
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by danny_sf45 6y ago
Sure, if you can do more go for it. I just can't: my brain is tired, my eyes hurt, I cannot produce any productive output/outcome.
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by danny_sf45 6y ago
I agree that the socialization part is not actually "wasted" time and I would love to do it as much (or as little) as I want per week (ideally one or two days, instead of five days per week on a forced basis).
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by danny_sf45 6y ago
The only reason for me to not go back to the office is: fixed working hours. Sure, my contract says I have to work 40h/week, but I just can't. If I'm at the office, I would probably work (focused) around 4 or 5 hours. The res
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by danny_sf45 6y ago
Another personal anecdote: in my company nobody wants to go back to the office.
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by danny_sf45 6y ago
Problem with this book is: what to read after. The book is really good but leaves you with the feeling "there are some many topics I don't know yet... but all the other books out there suck". Any recommendation for someone th
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by danny_sf45 6y ago
Right. Street View would be a big loss, but YouTube has accumulated so much (garbage) content that it wouldn't matter if it disappears. Good content would find its way to be published somewhere else.
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by danny_sf45 6y ago
Only one tech giant? Not much, the other tech giants would take over. Life without YouTube? It would take a week for most of us to recover. 99% of the content in YouTube is garbage, and for the 1% content of quality, people would find other
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by danny_sf45 6y ago
Not really. Sure, programmers that only know HTML, CSS and JS and that were/are making money by building restaurant websites are having a hard time because there exists Wix and the like. But the IT world evolves: Docker, Kubernetes, Go