nsinreal

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by nsinreal 2y ago
Well, what's wrong with code being incomplete at some point of time? Is it not waterfall enough? Is it too much learning from customers? Is it too small PRs of duration less than 1-6 months? Is it not enough premature optimization?
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by nsinreal 2y ago
This long comment doesn't contradict my point because "The trunk ... changes very frequently". Requirements change, and thus, code changes. There is nothing you can do about it. It's cool when everything is modularized e
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by nsinreal 2y ago
So we share personal experiences now; okay, let me share mine. Once, one of my teammates committed an extremely complex piece of code that I wasn't able to understand. As I expected, we soon started to start bug reports. Finally, the o
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by nsinreal 2y ago
That's kinda unrealistic. It's okay to expect that if you change the requirements for A, there should be no changes in the code of B. It's not okay to expect that if you change the requirements for B, then there should be no
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by nsinreal 2y ago
You can't be serious. This is a bad joke. Are you trying to defend a software engineer who is bad at writing readable code by... bringing Knuth to the table? The same Knuth who published "Literate Programming"? "Instead
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by nsinreal 3y ago
Well, for Ctrl+F there is sometimes a reason. Many websites uses technique called virtualization of lists. That boosts performance, but standard Ctrl+F doesn't works anymore properly
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by nsinreal 3y ago
There are so much changes for the last 15 years. You don't need to learn all that path. You need to learn modern web development from scratch, ignoring history. Right now, modern web development is: - Yarn/PNPM as package manager
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by nsinreal 3y ago
Because understanding of CSS doesn't helps you in the most cases. Just return to the ages when we needed to support Chrome+Safari+Firefox+IE+custom mobile browsers (it wasn't long ago). All those engines had so many bugs. Understa
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by nsinreal 3y ago
Yes, but how much extra layers and computing power do you need? Of course, phonetic tokens are awkward idea, but there is a reason why word "human" is encoded as only one token.
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Twitter lied they fixing issue with inability to auth/signup using Ukraine phone(twitter.com)
5 points by nsinreal 4y ago|1 comments
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by nsinreal 4y ago
85% of Ukrainian phones still can't be used for 2 factor auth or signup
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Implementation of do-notation for monads in TypeScript(github.com)
2 points by nsinreal 5y ago|0 comments
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TypeScript: How to implement higher kinded polymorphism (high-order generics)(github.com)
2 points by nsinreal 5y ago|0 comments
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by nsinreal 5y ago
Location: Ukraine (UTC +3) Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: no Technologies: C#, .NET Core, TypeScript, React, Angular, Redux, SQL, MongoDB Resume/CV: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1axMADuz1C1dAudYBap0S0Edu3
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by nsinreal 5y ago
Location: Ukraine (UTC +3) Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: no Technologies: C#, .NET Core, TypeScript, React, Angular, Redux, SQL, MongoDB Resume/CV: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1axMADuz1C1dAudYBap0S0Edu3
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by nsinreal 15y ago
Yep, i use it on desktop.