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by fn1 4y ago
Try out: "Write an OpenAPI specification for $deviceYouJustMadeUp."
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by fn1 4y ago
Have you giving your writing to people to see if they want to read it?
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by fn1 4y ago
> jq Add xmlstarlet for anything that has to do with xml.
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by fn1 4y ago
All people in a company need to do deep work to make it count. Because if you are able to concentrate and find a solution for a problem, you also need other people to concentrate and understand your solution.
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by fn1 4y ago
> In my humble estimation, making art is vastly more difficult than the huge majority of computer programming that is done. That is only because the vast majority of computer programming that is done is not very good.
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by fn1 4y ago
Using GitUp on the Mac as a client. It allows you to select a commit and press Options-S to reset your branch to this commit, it allows you to squash etc. And best of all it keeps a backup of your entire repository so you can undo whatever
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by fn1 4y ago
> but in practice there’s cases where it’s treated more like an unchecked exception in Java, i.e., “I can’t recover from this so _I’m_ going to give up but _you_ can keep going.” Java has a supertype for unrecoverable problems like out-o
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by fn1 4y ago
> How are you going to convince people that your project is "disruptive" if you aren't willing to embrace a younger, edgier tech stack? Easy: Use Kotlin, which is extremely hip and compiles to the JVM. You can use the JVM
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by fn1 4y ago
> Java is one of the few ecosystems that provides a software distribution ecosystem that doesn't allow distribution of sources alongside binaries. This is wrong, source distribution is a standard in maven. > Gradle literally cann
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by fn1 4y ago
1. Because they confuse Java with the standard hibernate/springboot backends that are used everywhere in the industry. Hibernate/springboot is the reason why there are so many monoliths out there that are almost impossible to refa
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by fn1 4y ago
This is dead-wrong. Java has excellent package management and there is a giant ecosystem and excellent libraries for almost everything you can think of.
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by fn1 4y ago
Off-topic, but how the Facebook, Messenger or Instagram-app need a million lines of code is absolutely beyond me. I had a few encounters with facebook's opensource code (mostly around react-native) and it is generally subpar in my op
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Functional styling (like tailwind) for react-native(github.com)
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by fn1 4y ago
> Weekends are just chaos... It is normal that kids take up all your time, but "just chaos" doesn't sound right. Without knowing your situation, maybe this helps: As you probably know first there was authoritarian parentin
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by fn1 4y ago
> Also VSCode is faster which still boggles my mind as to how that's possible. They do a lot of smart engineering around the editor: https://code.visualstudio.com/blogs/2018/03/23/text-buffer-r...
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by fn1 4y ago
I suspect it has to do with APFS doing snapshots to be able to rollback an installation and those snapshots being gigantic.
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by fn1 4y ago
⌘ Key is often equivalent to ctrl on windows. Ctrl-C,-V,-X copy'n'paste actions are done with that key on Mac. I think it's much better placed since you can reach it with your thumb and don't have to rotate your wrist wh
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by fn1 4y ago
> Having a 6 year old refuse to sleep without a parent in bed because of "attachment parenting" tends to make one wonder if there's not some merit to having gone through some pain in the early stages. The work here is not
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by fn1 4y ago
The right response is to ALWAYS react to crying by calming the child, and if the crying was not warranted or necessary, explain that to the child AFTER you have calmed it down. Children are smart enough to understand sentences like "Th
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by fn1 4y ago
Important fact about the waterfall model, that no-one ever talks about: The authors thought it was important to actually do it twice [0]. Of course, nobody in the big corporate/government world wanted to pay a second time for work tha
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by fn1 4y ago
The disruptor ring-buffer for providing lock-free parallelization for multiple readers/writers: https://martinfowler.com/articles/lmax.html
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by fn1 4y ago
Bit of advice regarding leaving your toddler... to work or wherever. It absolutely pays to tell them how sorry you are that you have to leave and how you will miss them, but that you are going to earn some money and think of them. It also r
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by fn1 4y ago
Why did Google then release the complex Kubernetes to the world than their simpler internal tools?
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by fn1 4y ago
One tip that really works for improving dream recall: When waking up, close your eyes and try out a couple of different sleeping positions. Apparently you recall a dream much faster, if you get in the same position you were in while you dre
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by fn1 4y ago
Interesting, after years of software-development I arrived at almost the same pattern: * [feature] -> a new feature, can be incomplete, but should be a contained unit of work that's usable to the enduser in some way. * [code] ->
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by fn1 4y ago
I just want to mention here that "swimming in ideas" does not equal understanding. For almost every discipline you need years of practice and appliation to be able to understand it deeper than most. Don't take this the wrong
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by fn1 4y ago
Solving problems iteratively in the same way progressive jpegs render: Start with essential parts, quickly assemble them to a usable draft and iterate on the entire thing by improving quality where it needs to be improved. This is applies t
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by fn1 4y ago
Communicating sequential processes for multithreading (usable in all languages that support threading and blocking data-transfer-structures).
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by fn1 4y ago
> Even though it is based on mostly human written code, Copilot makes mistakes that are different from the type human coders typically make. Can you give an example for this?
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by fn1 4y ago
The most obvious design flaw of kubernetes is that the ingress-controller is pluggable and therefore not thoroughly defined.

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