fadzlan

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by fadzlan 3y ago
The point is how should such code grows? If it meant to grow on its own, separately on different requirements, then its not duplication. It's just a code that looks the same, for now. Everything comes with a price. The Clean Code book
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by fadzlan 6y ago
> Another point is that you can’t expect to get that caliber of TV for that price without ads. Just want to understand the argument. Not using any smart tv at the moment, maybe in the future, we'll see. So we should expect ads on ex
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by fadzlan 6y ago
What I don't understand from here is that even if MS were to take over, wouldn't they be restricted under the same law? ie. if its not favorable for MS, maybe they just want to ditch the country too?
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by fadzlan 6y ago
The extension by design is made to be optional to use and are not integral (I would argue) to the vanilla experience of VS Code. That also means that if other people wants to create their own proprietary extensions they can do so. The basic
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by fadzlan 6y ago
The diagram can be part of documentation of the code in the the same working directory, possibly version controlled. It is going to be very useful to be able to just edit the diagram within the same editor as the rest of the files in the sa
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by fadzlan 7y ago
Being nice is not scalable when you are dealing with potentially the whole world. It's like any celebrity with a twitter handle, they now have to have template twitter reply or its not acceptable? It's one thing when you have to d
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by fadzlan 7y ago
Copying the comment I made on the site :- The thing about writing test, either unit test or functional UI test, is repeatability. Back then I had this problem too, to which I had worked on getting a script to drop the database, and recreate
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by fadzlan 7y ago
There is something like this in Malaysia as well, under the previous government. The way that some people deal with this is make everybody admin.
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by fadzlan 8y ago
I understand that if the test hits database, then its an integration test. But what if a whole load of the logics are in stored procedure? Surely those needs test too. Of course, one can make an argument that depending too much on stored pr
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by fadzlan 9y ago
I would agree that going for a vacation to run away from things can make things worse. However, if one can decide to go for a vacation to get a fresh perspective on the issue, I think that would help. Getting to a place where there are no i
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by fadzlan 9y ago
My thought exactly. I was like yes of course! How does he think that desktop app can do many different things? Now, sandbox is a different issue. But of course, yes it have access to the screen. If apps on desktop is going to be as restrict
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by fadzlan 9y ago
Based from what I read of the article, its more about SQL the query language instead of the normal ACID compliant RDBMS over NoSQL databases. Of course, having a common query language is a big advantage, but NoSQL varies in paradigms and im
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by fadzlan 9y ago
Oh yeah, I have my shortest stint in one of those company. It was rumored that the company I was working had taken poison pill last time by having the ratio of benched workers and assigned workers to 50%:50%. Their presence in our country w
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by fadzlan 9y ago
> If you really, really need to poke holes into your firewall can easily that with ssh to a cheap vm hosted at your trustworthy hoster. If ssh ain't enough, nc and socat are your friends. Wouldn't that still be the same, consid
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by fadzlan 9y ago
Would this count? https://visualgo.net/en/sorting
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by fadzlan 9y ago
Yup. There's nothing to stop some to have a lot of local iterations for speed, and then later when you are satisfied, have the test run on real AWS. Would save some money too.
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by fadzlan 10y ago
Honest question, although on a bit different topic I guess. Does AGPL prevents some company creating Github like services for Pijul?
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by fadzlan 10y ago
The article is from 2013, so its very much likely that some of the issues has been handled by MongoDB itself or some agreed practices.
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by fadzlan 10y ago
They do address other stuff. They have huge writes and needs better writes performance. Maybe not what you and I need, but hey, I suppose they know Uber needs better? MySQL handles it differently than Postgres, and gives them better perform
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by fadzlan 10y ago
Not sure why you think its awful. If you have a Youtube Channel which is not very visual centric, use this and you get a podcast, viola! If you use this on other people's content, that doesn't really make any sense. Audio is not t
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by fadzlan 10y ago
I had something like this last time, and my wrist starts to get more and more painful everyday. Turns out that I was not typing on the keyboard, but was pounding on it. Later when I change the nature of my keystroke to be more mild, it star
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by fadzlan 11y ago
Well, at least to me, losing $1000 worth of access to digital media that he has paid, with no recourse, it is as serious as its sound. Amazon staff can think this is not serious as its sound, this is just a drop in the ocean for the company
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by fadzlan 11y ago
Not sure if I understand this correctly. Does this mean that if Instagram or Twitter terms does not allow scraping of their user's generated content, any developer can just go ahead and do it because the copyright holder of the post is
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by fadzlan 11y ago
Or in malay for that matter.
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by fadzlan 11y ago
Right now its global already. https://twitter.com/telegram/status/619515927353278464
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by fadzlan 11y ago
https://github.com/enricostara/telegram.link/
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by fadzlan 12y ago
Which part of it says leaving the DevOps Community? This is more like leaving the world?
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by fadzlan 12y ago
Still, there will be a broken padlock icons in the browser. As much as they can read the traffic, they can't spoofed the identity. Not without having their own root cert on the customer side.
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by fadzlan 12y ago
I think that depends on how good is the framework is architecturally sound in the beginning AND where you work. I had a case where we had our own internal framework. Its okay. But the team turnover is quite bad to an already tight deadline
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by fadzlan 12y ago
I concur. I remember the days when there was explosion of Java framework last time, though the Java community at the time doesn't seemed to mind (they seemed to like choices) :-). There are some voices that complains of too many choice

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