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by 0x445442 7y ago
> I don't use the top and far left parts much to avoid having to turn my head all the time. I find this to be a big issue even on smaller screens. 16x9 is great if your using your computer consumption but I find it non-desirable for
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by 0x445442 7y ago
Man, I'm pretty up to date on things but I admit this is the first time I've heard of Gauche. Seems like a pretty mature project too what with the 907 page PDF manual.
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by 0x445442 7y ago
I’m not tracking with you. Who’s compelling Twitter to impose restrictions on what they, Twitter, reckon is hate speech? And why isn’t this entity compelling 4chan to do the same?
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by 0x445442 7y ago
There is though; it’s why the Covington kids went after publishers and not platforms in their law suits.
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by 0x445442 7y ago
In your scenario Twitter should not be allowed to hide behind section 230 of the CDA. Thus, they could be sued for liable just as CNN was in the Covington case. Twitter wants it both ways, they want to editorialize but they don’t want to be
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by 0x445442 7y ago
The private company argument holds no water when they selectively apply their standards to promote their ideologies. At that point they're not an unbiased content platform but a biased publisher and need to be regulated as such. So the
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by 0x445442 7y ago
I think it's valuable to start with Vim, especially for non JVM or CLR languages. Learning Vim as a first step will allow the students to easily navigate and edit code on remote servers. Then, when working on a code base like Java or C
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by 0x445442 7y ago
Yeah when I hear great debugging story I’m thinking Smalltalk, not Ruby PRY.
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by 0x445442 7y ago
Nintendo is the least of his worries given that BAD STUFF folder.
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by 0x445442 7y ago
Couldn't agree more but I can say it wasn't just NASA. The industry as a whole used to be more aligned with engineering but this has changed considerably since, say, the rise of "Agile".
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by 0x445442 7y ago
> and the SRE teams were geographically distributed to cover the 24 hour period during local daytime Management problem number 1. These people should not be responsible for the running system. > nobody likes to be paged in the middle
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by 0x445442 7y ago
I agree as well, here's the start of a qualification: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22210952
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by 0x445442 7y ago
It seems the problems your describing are management problems not engineering problems. The people who designed, built and are responsible for maintaining and updating the system should be on call if something goes wrong. I view runbooks in
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by 0x445442 7y ago
Being able to independently deploy components is only useful if you can test the deployed components in isolation. This requires extremely well thought out interfaces and is really what makes the components independent. It seems in many cas
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by 0x445442 7y ago
Your next to last sentence is spot on but it requires well defined interfaces and engineering which is orthogonal to middle management’s desire to commodities development.
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by 0x445442 7y ago
What new problem was Nodejs trying to solve and why does it exist?
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by 0x445442 7y ago
I've found it to be much harder to manage and deploy multiple projects that it was to deploy a war. It's also been a huge PITA to test the newer architecture because all these serverless artifacts need to be deployed together. Wha
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by 0x445442 7y ago
The article touched on it and I've experienced the same thing... The added complexity of having to manage 10's to 100's of different code bases, pipelines and deployment concerns is a huge downside and should be considered be
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by 0x445442 7y ago
Agreed... I'm really pulling for Starlink and have fantasies about the day I can give Cox the middle finger.
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by 0x445442 7y ago
My guess is hiQ (and others) would happily pay for an API over the data they're scraping right now.
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by 0x445442 7y ago
> Computer science is a thing. Programming is a thing. Engineering is also a thing but that's vanishing too.
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by 0x445442 7y ago
Another similarity to creative writing is this; you're not done when there's nothing left to add, you're done when there's nothing left to remove.
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by 0x445442 7y ago
Makes the test a hell of a lot easier and more robust as well.
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by 0x445442 7y ago
> ...understand legacy code, refactor long functions... Wouldn't this invite consternation during code reviews because it doesn't have anything to do with the current feature? Or are you one of the lucky few who gets to exercis
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by 0x445442 7y ago
If I do go to a buffet I only eat protein because it seems to be the only way to get my money's worth.
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by 0x445442 7y ago
You forgot to put journalists in quotes.
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by 0x445442 7y ago
Yep, the McNeil/Lehrer news hour was what I grew up with.
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by 0x445442 7y ago
To piggy back on here. Don’t use mocking frameworks in tests. I’ve found it to be a great way to expose design flaws in the code.
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by 0x445442 7y ago
Yeah, the notion we were just going to make all those folks who work with their hands into web devs was doomed to failure from the get go.
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by 0x445442 7y ago
So I guess you don't buy into "just learn to code"?

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