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How Juniors learn the trade when an agent writes the code(moystard.com)
1 points by moystard 27d ago|0 comments
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Spending judgement where it matters: how we structure AI-native delivery(moystard.com)
2 points by moystard 2mo ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Why isn't there a universal tool for exporting/transferring our data?
3 points by moystard 1y ago|0 comments
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by moystard 2y ago
The premium experience does have a heavy price tag attached to it since they repeatedly increased the pricing. In the UK, the first plan is now £7.99 / month. This eventually led me away from Dropbox and I am now an iCloud user - the c
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How to create your own AI model for chat moderation(medium.com)
1 points by moystard 2y ago|0 comments
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by moystard 2y ago
Vestiaire Collective | Senior MLOps Engineer | London, Hybrid | Full-Time | https://www.vestiairecollective.com Hello from Vestiaire Collective, the leading global marketplace for second-hand luxury fashion. As a B-Corp, we are
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by moystard 2y ago
Not since 2023. https://www.energate-messenger.com/news/239393/germany-becom... Additional article highlighting the role of electricity exporter of France: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/artic
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by moystard 2y ago
They will import from the French grid like all French neighbours that abandoned their nuclear programs.
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by moystard 3y ago
I love the Concorde but it had the reputation of being noisy. Living in SE London, I find already some planes incredibly noisy, so cannot imagine what it must have been.
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by moystard 3y ago
After trying many hardware and software solutions for easily switching between my rigs, I settled on something much simpler: a monitor with a KVM built-in. It does not have to cost you an absolute fortune. I personally chose the Gigabyte 34
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Ask HN: On idealism vs. pragmatism in software engineering leadership
1 points by moystard 3y ago|0 comments
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by moystard 3y ago
Interesting that you mentioned working “for” a PM. I do believe a healthier relationship is driven by working “with”.
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by moystard 3y ago
Always amazed by the breadth of products in the Framasoft suite. I wish there were more users and contributors (and I include myself in that list).
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by moystard 3y ago
Why does typescript enum really suck?
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by moystard 3y ago
I was saying the same thing until one fall proved it wrong. You can be unlucky and break the back with what looks like a minor fall.
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by moystard 3y ago
Vestiaire Collective | London, United Kingdom | Full Time | Hybrid (3 days / week on average in office) | Engineering Managers & Software Engineers | https://www.vestiariecollective.com | Looking to work alongside a tal
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by moystard 3y ago
Writing is undervalued by a lot of software engineers. It is the best medium for sharing information, live (thanks to collaborative documents), but also over time (documentation). An essential skill to develop. I do believe however that few
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by moystard 4y ago
I usually use the unknown type and leverage type guards for isolating the exact type and processing it. If it falls down the type guards, process as generic error.
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by moystard 4y ago
Interested in having the quote as well, and ideally the presentation/keynote/interview that came with it. From my experience, breaking down a monolith without first identifying and isolating its bounded contexts (as in DDD) is a r
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by moystard 4y ago
https://hukd.com for the UK equivalent.
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by moystard 4y ago
Node: NestJs - https://nestjs.com/
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by moystard 4y ago
I am also very satisfied of Obsidian. Do you use excalidraw with a tablet or graphic tablet, or with your mouse? I have been exploring ways of taking manuscript notes.
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by moystard 4y ago
This is to generate a vanilla Angular project using vit, not a vite powered Angular project.
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by moystard 4y ago
My experience is very similar to yours, and I concur with your conclusion. After 5 years of React, I joined a new organisation as engineering lead, and the team had embraced Angular before I joined. Coming from the React/Next.js world,
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by moystard 4y ago
Sideloading is not accessible to everyone, even though it's fairly easy to achieve. Most users, even technical, would not want to rely on such methods for installing a development environment (or customising their devices for example);
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by moystard 4y ago
What is possible on a device should be driven by the creativity and will of its users, not by an artificial lock.
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by moystard 5y ago
I agree with you. They both serve a purpose and should be used when they make the most sense.
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by moystard 5y ago
What do you mean by reproducing JEE? Leveraging OOP in your Javascript programs? I really dislike this tendency of certain Javascript developers to qualify combining OOP with Javascript as "not understanding the language".
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by moystard 5y ago
I agree that ORMs in the node world do not provide a good experience at this stage, so I mostly go with knex these days. I had a decent experience with TypeORM after I spent time understanding how it works under the hood to optimise the que
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by moystard 5y ago
Nest.js really helps to put a solid structure around Node.js/Express.js projects . I have found the teams much more productive, with strict conventions to help them build solid and scalable backend platforms. As you mentioned, the Node

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