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by perrylaj 5mo ago
Jetbrains IDEs have AI support with all the things you've described, and in a more polished experience that requires significantly less maintenance and tuning. It does that while affording an actual IDE experience that works well for
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by perrylaj 7mo ago
Opposing Hot take (possibly missing the joke....): Coding was never the most valuable skill a software engineer contributed. Socially-capable engineers are going to be far more likely than PMs to 'shine' when agents can write cod
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by perrylaj 1y ago
Nearly 100%. They don't call it that or use that term, and almost never _design_ thinking about the domain. But the absence of a formal 'domain model' still results in domain modeling - it's just done at the level of
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by perrylaj 1y ago
Not just risk tolerance - they also have different (generally much more short-sighted) incentives.
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by perrylaj 2y ago
> When I compare Java and Python in this respect -- and I do as a working programmer in both on a frequent basis -- Java is still slow. I feel this as well, but I also think it's desirable. Java is slower to add features because t
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by perrylaj 2y ago
Going to assume you're talking frontend? Otherwise you'd be claiming most Spring, Django, Rails, Angular, <enter common backend framework> codebases are a nightmare to work in. While there are many good application archite
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by perrylaj 2y ago
There are plenty of examples of real damage caused by ISPs being able to give preferential treatment to what _they_ think is important. A quick search comes up with plenty of examples: 1. ISPs limiting 3rd party VOIP solutions to avoid com
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by perrylaj 3y ago
Interesting - I run Intellij Ultimate on Macbooks (both Intel and m2) and never have a crash. Infrequently run into bugs when upgrading the ide or 3rd party plugins; that requires some sort of cache invalidation or project reimport (couple
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by perrylaj 3y ago
I think I view the situation in a similar fashion as you. There's absolutely nothing preventing a well architected modular monolith from establishing domain/module-specific persistence that is accessible only through APIs and con
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by perrylaj 3y ago
As in "this 748 square foot property was deemed 'affordable' when priced at $610k" - the implication being that it's a low bar to call something affordable, not that it's a low bar to _actually be_ affordable.
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by perrylaj 3y ago
Decent consumer hardware, in the future I'd suggest trying out something like OpenWRT rather than binning it. https://openwrt.org/toh/netgear/r7000
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by perrylaj 3y ago
I work for a company (Inductive Automation), and we build a platform for industrial automation called Ignition. A few years back we created a special free license tier (and some light weight branding) for personal and educational use. It&#
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by perrylaj 3y ago
Might also just be talking about specific geographical range. There is still a lot of debate on the time line and nature of the diaspora of modern homo sapiens.
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by perrylaj 3y ago
I'm not sure how global the practice is, but at least in the US, you're briefed on the study as part of patient consent. They clearly tell you that nature of the study, including details about blinding, placebos that study partic
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by perrylaj 4y ago
You're missing an important element though: Not all criminals are deterred by threat of prison, and not all prisoners can be rehabilitated. For those people, jail is simply a mechanism to remove a known threat to society. In this TB c
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by perrylaj 4y ago
C/C++ is only 'one language' (I know, but for sake of this discussion, may as well be), and even then, Intellij does just fine for me, even if it's not on par with Clion. To say it doesn't support mixed language dev
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by perrylaj 4y ago
I used it for about two weeks total, over two different periods. Mostly Kotlin, Java, Typescript, small amounts of Groovy. I ended up turning it off. In my experience, it has moments of utility, but most of time it felt like it was getting
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by perrylaj 4y ago
I haven't stayed up to date, but last benchmarks I saw, truffleruby was not just faster than any other implementation, it was significantly so in many cases . It would be interesting to see if the results hold up in larger scale real
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by perrylaj 4y ago
Not sure what's preventing you from setting up Intellij to do what you want, even without .editorconfig. I setup intellij editor format preferences to follow the formatting I setup with my build-based linter/formatter. I just ch
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by perrylaj 4y ago
I entertained buying the advantage (maybe 2?) before ultimately buying a keyboardio model 1. The main things I didn't like about the advantage was the fixed geometry and small/awkward function keys. Had this been out, it would h
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by perrylaj 4y ago
Oh, I understand. For some reason I was thinking self-powered (internally amplified) speakers that were being driven by a line-level source off the Sonos. Not sure why that's where my mind went, but appreciate the clarification!
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by perrylaj 4y ago
This idea sounds appealing, but wouldn't that also (generally) require standard power (115v/60hz stateside) to run the amps? Not having to worry about having an electrician run the appropriate 'high voltage' (in a resid
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by perrylaj 4y ago
I've been loving Prana for a while as well, for all the reasons mentioned. I haven't needed anything new recently, but have heard that the newer generation 'eco friendly' materials are noticeably worse in ways, and fit&
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by perrylaj 4y ago
I'm on the other side of the fence - I believe they can store all they need to. Backdoors into Google, AWS, and others were strongly hinted at if not fully exposed with all the leaks back in the Snowden days, so US Agencies may not ev
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by perrylaj 4y ago
While I wish it were faster, I actually appreciate that Intellij can defer as much as it does to the underlying build tooling. The native ability of the IDE to interpret the full contextualized classpath of a given project is a double-edge
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by perrylaj 4y ago
I'm in the same boat - backed the original Kickstarter for the 01, bought a second to keep at the office, and have a 100 on order through the more recent Kickstarter. Took a bit of getting used to, but I really enjoy them. My biggest
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by perrylaj 4y ago
Anecdotally, the movement I've seen largely results in consolidation of 'like-minds', rather than a culture-mixing diaspora that results in a greater balance of varied perspectives. I hope my limited experience isn't th
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by perrylaj 4y ago
You realize that during the time of the Civil war the Republican party was the more progressive party, right? The shift to more conservative ideals started in the early 1900s, shifting further with the Southern Strategy, and then most recen
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by perrylaj 4y ago
I actually went a very similar route, but with a Thinkserver device. It's been some number of years, but it looks like they still have something similar on offer: https://www.lenovo.com/us/en/p/servers-s
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by perrylaj 4y ago
This might be true, but it's also misleading. Intellij is a pretty huge application, with a gigantic set of features and capabilities, likely far more substantial than even the largest/most complex Electron app out there. Intelli

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