functionstooge

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   by functionstooge 4y ago

   I haven't used it for years and I have never looked back! Even in extremely large systems, manually writing a mapping layer is quick (although admittedly obnoxious) and has helped me identify issues so much easier.
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   by functionstooge 4y ago

   I'm curious, why would this be bad? I've generally always seen it as best practice to create classes in your domain model and try to write your ideal code and then have separate classes/DTOs that are used for communicating ou
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   by functionstooge 4y ago

   The 2 things aren't mutually exclusive. Because it reduces complexity you will likely see a financial benefit from the cost of the engineering team alone. Having managed an infrastructure with a ton of subdomains I can say that it&#x27
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   by functionstooge 7y ago

   I've found the thing that works for me to do is to log every single bit of food I eat from the office. I keep measuring cups in the office kitchen and a food scale to weigh my food. If you're eating premade food that doesn't
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   by functionstooge 7y ago

   It definitely depends on how it’s cooked. I’ve had quite a few of these and certain places tend to make them oily. I’ve found that to be the case when ordering a Beyond Meat patty as well from Carl’s Jr./Hardys even though they aren’t