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gureddio
2y ago
The author has some points but if I was one of his colleagues reading this (he works at github according to his resume) I'd hate to approach him with anything, at all. I feel like he's missing the team element in this post. Yes yo
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gureddio
2y ago
It really does feel like this is the current worry in the tech sphere, and somewhat unnecessarily
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gureddio
3y ago
Well I live in a fairly small city with not a lot nearby, and it's showing me unremarkable nearby high schools
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gureddio
3y ago
VAS Aviation has put the audio up https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fItu5qM7QfE
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gureddio
3y ago
I'm just a hobbyist, but my understanding is that there are supporting systems in-place, such as RIMCAS (Runway Incursion Monitoring and Conflict Alert System) https://test1.skybrary.aero/articles/runway-incursio
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gureddio
3y ago
Yeah and this is why Jira consultants exist
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gureddio
3y ago
Care to expand?
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gureddio
3y ago
That sounds like fairly specific usage. My color laser has served me well for document printing, both color and black and white
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gureddio
3y ago
Definitely consider the outlay for a colour laser printer. I've had one for around 5 years and it has been no trouble and is always ready to print, scan and copy.
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gureddio
3y ago
That and it's been around so long that the language and it's standards have been through so many iterations
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gureddio
3y ago
I really take issue with the idea that your travel insurance will save you in a case like this. It's almost a naive position to take. Travel insurance is notoriously exclusionary when it comes to individual items, especially high value
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gureddio
3y ago
All of these ecosystems have problems. I'm a long term Google Pixel user and I could list all of the irritating problems I've had over the years
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gureddio
3y ago
I agree with you about the build quality, but also from a software perspective. I've been a long time Pixel user, and have had the Pixel, Pixel 4 XL, and currently have the Pixel 6 Pro. On every device, there has been one or several gl
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gureddio
3y ago
I feel like in the UK, some of us got WFH in lieu of a pay rise
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gureddio
3y ago
Both look like something I currently do in a Google Sheet. I might take a look
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gureddio
3y ago
Surely this is about who or what you are following though. Personally there is very little crossover between what I follow on instagram and twitter. So the quality of the discussions vary greatly. On Twitter I follow developers and product
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gureddio
3y ago
That and Snapchat's entire UX is utterly unintuitive
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gureddio
3y ago
Someone re-writes this article every few years. It's not the first time that somebody has pointed out that customising the scrollbar isn't a great idea
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gureddio
3y ago
Yes but you do fight the framework in some cases. Take for example persisting a database connection, or a pool of connections. A totally normal use case for a server side framework
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gureddio
3y ago
Next.js does indeed have those positives, but it steers you towards paid services (prisma and vercel)
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gureddio
3y ago
It really doesn't look like that big of a change as well. Looking at the PR, they didn't go too heavy on their typescipt usage. I can see they when using typescript, they added types for function parameters, but not for return typ
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gureddio
4y ago
The "contrived textbook example from 20 years ago" still has a very real impact today. In my experience there are still lots of development teams that are instructed to develop in a "Clean code" style in the flavour of U
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gureddio
4y ago
Linting, git commit hooks that enforce the linting. I'm guessing some static analysis tooling on the build server as well
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gureddio
4y ago
I don't agree with your points about complexity. Some developers will go off task and introduce complexity when it doesn't need to be introduced. You must have seen this in your career. As a manager, you should be putting up gates
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gureddio
4y ago
When I started out as a junior developer, I was put onto a team of 4 other developers that was building a booking system for a leisure company. I got the impression that one of the developers on the team was particularly smart because he wo
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gureddio
4y ago
Thanks for sharing this list! I wasn't aware of nginxproxymanager. This is something I've been doing semi manually for years. It looks like it'll slot right in and save me some work
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gureddio
4y ago
I run two main devices: - QNAP TS-253A-4G NAS. What has been a real game changer on this has been container station, which allows you to run any dockerised app. It is however a little underspecced for any real heavy lifting. It's basic
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gureddio
4y ago
Sounds neat. Are you doing anything to mitigate the possibility of SD card corruption with the Raspberry Pis? I used to use a single RP to run as a media server, and it was great, but stopped using it after suffering from SD card corruption
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gureddio
4y ago
> but you just don't know what kind of rats nest I'd be walking into, at least here I know what I'm dealing with Very well put. With work, it's often better the devil you know
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gureddio
4y ago
I fully agree with this. I've worked at the same company for the last 7 years. It's essentially because I have a great boss, and we have a great working relationship. If that boss were to be replaced, it would change the job massi
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