tsarchitect

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GasPack – package manager for Google app script(gaspackm.org)
2 points by tsarchitect 6mo ago|0 comments
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by tsarchitect 8mo ago
Not sure the comments are debating the semantics of vibe coding or confusing ourselves with generalizing anecdotal experiences (or both). So here's my two cents. I use LLMs on a daily basis. With the rules/commands/skills in
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by tsarchitect 1y ago
Dabvid Blevins has a great video (2018) that mentions JWTs https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=osQmFNm0YDU He discusses the architectural advantages of JWT but also discusses JWTs lacking "JWTs are a passport without a pic
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by tsarchitect 1y ago
How about for aliases? import foo from '@Schemas/foo.ts' won't work since it is not a 'RelativeImport'. Is there a fix for this use case?
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by tsarchitect 2y ago
> how is it that we can have a whole population of systems (eg scientists) eventually coming to a consensus about some phenomenon (eg the value of some physical quantity?) It seems necessary to have a unified global system coordinating t
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by tsarchitect 2y ago
One of my rules: don't send NULL over the wire, but of course always check for NULL on the server if you're using db functions.
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by tsarchitect 2y ago
I don't think you're disagreeing with OP. Seems like you both reached the same conclusion through different means and said it differently: "Sometimes it is better to make the database do something, sometimes it isn't. Wh
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by tsarchitect 2y ago
OP has identified a universal norm: "Law of Large Established Codebases (LLEC)" states that "Single-digit million lines of code, Somewhere between 100 and 1000 engineers, first working version of the codebase is at least ten
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by tsarchitect 2y ago
LOC is 'not a good' metric to 'you should be able to understand a codebase'. In either scenario, too many people or too few people, or (my favorite) 'not enough' (whatever that means). Mythical Man-Month comes
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by tsarchitect 2y ago
To be proven wrong would be that Cursor is used by all devs or that IDEs adopt AI into their workflow? Like OP using cursor has been a huge productivity boost. I maintain a few postgres databases, I work as a fullstack developer, and manage
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by tsarchitect 3y ago
Design review 'should' be a process that overlaps with the technical review. In other meanings, not isolated from the org. And that overlap 'should' overlap multiple times with the technical review , not just once, at th
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by tsarchitect 3y ago
why not both? Have the table column autogenerate UUID if insert does not have one or else insert if it does. This provides an added flexibility for scenarios mentioned in the comments.
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by tsarchitect 3y ago
(1) |------------------------------|-----------------------------|------------|---- | primaryKey (bigInt-internal) | publicKey (uuidv4-external) | created_at | ... |------------------------------|----------------------------
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by tsarchitect 4y ago
You can always start job hunting and interviewing to see what is out there. Until you get a contract in front of you I wouldn't quit just yet.
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by tsarchitect 4y ago
There is absolutely nothing unprofessional about job hopping. Before I went full-time contractor I would get so mad that I dedicated my time and effort to BigCo and the new dev coming in is getting a way bigger salary than I. As a contracto
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by tsarchitect 4y ago
Also not pictured-- 2005: two system administrators wrote all automation using a handful of Bash, Perl and Python scripts AND LEAVE THE COMPANY a couple of years laters 20xx: new hired system administrators continue to rewrite scrips. no sh