Chyzwar

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by Chyzwar 7y ago
Unit tests should not be flaky. Integration tests, acceptance test can be flaky by nature of networks but not unit tests.
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by Chyzwar 7y ago
Most web application code is IO bound. You will get better performance by using more productive language to iterate and create better architecture. Github(Ruby) is noticeably faster than Bitbucket(Java) because engineering time spent on wha
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by Chyzwar 7y ago
Beside Discord, everything else is pretty bad compared to Slack. Microsft and Google failed to deliver anything usable for the last 10 years.
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by Chyzwar 7y ago
Teams is equally horrible.
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by Chyzwar 7y ago
I disagree. Linux have 18 millions lines of code in drivers. It can run on almost any chip/architecture. Distributions are fully featured and most of the things you can imagine have first class support. I do not care how beautiful is a
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by Chyzwar 7y ago
> JQuery is a great example of how you can create a library with some core functionality and know with 100% certainty that if you use it correctly it will work across all browsers that it was intended to support. Maybe 5 years ago. You c
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by Chyzwar 7y ago
Suggested approach with silly metrics of commits or code changed is stupid. It is easy to game and does not measure the value of the individual. You want to have a happy dev team - pay fairly and keep work-life balance - provide oppor
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by Chyzwar 7y ago
If you care more about career than team success, project delivery and skills progression you are already in a sad place. "Commodify of application" is a good thing. This means that your team is flexible and can adapt to changes. I
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by Chyzwar 7y ago
Splitting the store into smaller tasks is better. It forces you to plan and communicate your progress. It allows for adjustments in both requirements and estimation. In many business cases, this approach is better. The senior developer shou
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by Chyzwar 7y ago
> Sure, the professional developers are paid well. However the more Jira and agile ideas takes over, you become more replaceable. Why? You're just a card-filling machine dealing with feature requests or problem reports. Agile do not
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by Chyzwar 8y ago
Maybe you can try to leverage Github API to search for possible candidates. If your company is open for the remote you can find some talented people that are interested in tech/business domain that you operate. https://ww
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by Chyzwar 8y ago
Tesla "autopilot" is only L2 that had multiple accidents including fatal[1] [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Self-driving_car#Tesla_Autopil...
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by Chyzwar 8y ago
Did you tried Github?
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by Chyzwar 8y ago
I disagree with the suggested approach of gradual introductions of rust, this would require kernel developers to master both languages and introduce mismatch anyway. I think before we jump into writing OS in rust we should first understand
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by Chyzwar 8y ago
EU is a group of small countries that otherwise would have very little bargain power. By creating union small countries like the Netherlands or Latvia have a large behemoth representing their best interests and regulating law between member
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by Chyzwar 8y ago
These hands-off solutions might be expensive in operational/dev time as well. You might end spend days coding against the arbitrary limitation of managed services or debugging cryptic errors in the distributed application. My experien
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by Chyzwar 8y ago
CloudFormation, API gateway, AIM, Secret Manager. Production application requires much more than just a lambda. It is better to start from something more structured than shell scripts.
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by Chyzwar 8y ago
> For Fargate, this meant deploying 50 instances of my container with pretty beefy settings — 8 GB of memory and 4 full CPU units per container instance. This is for hello world application. This is insane. Single EC2 HVM instance would
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by Chyzwar 8y ago
he at least he does not create an accounts to shit on someone.
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by Chyzwar 8y ago
What I am saying that there are more interesting activities that would actually improve your skills. Leetscode and drilling interview questions are waste of time even if you are looking for a job. There are places that hire based on take-ho
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by Chyzwar 8y ago
There are more interesting things to do. Coding your side project, contributing to the opensource project, learning a new programming language or even reading random GitHub project code and issue trackers. All of these activities help to im
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by Chyzwar 8y ago
It can be done. Every voting machine gets a key. Voting machines send results inside a secure VPN network. Votes itself can be duplicated on paper inside the voting machine. The voting machine might not need to be connected to the internet
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by Chyzwar 8y ago
Yes, it is going to be safer and much simpler.
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by Chyzwar 8y ago
You used a framework that specifically uses CSS in JS and tried to use it as a server-side rendered website. There is plenty of react frameworks that are geared toward traditional CSS: reactstrap, semantic-ui-react and ant design. Not to me
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by Chyzwar 8y ago
> It has nothing to do with the Windows filesystem; Git simply cannot support a 5 GB working tree on any filesystem. Can you provide a reference? I was searching a bit and only things I found was bugs in windows[1] for git lfs. > You
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by Chyzwar 8y ago
1) It is not beginners friendly but for day to day dev you only need to understand few commands. 2) Data model brings speed that was not possible before. git won VCS space because of sheer performance. 3) Scale just fine. Just windows have
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by Chyzwar 8y ago
I disagree on all these points. > - Jobs. There are plenty of PHP jobs. Some pay low but plenty pay high as well. I doubt there are jobs in backend languages that can beat PHP in terms of volume. But again, may be you don't care abo
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by Chyzwar 8y ago
Write tests: unit, integration, acceptance. Integrate test in CI/CD.
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by Chyzwar 8y ago
CSS Variables seems to be very useful for CSS. I am not sure if changing dynamically CSS variables from JS is a great idea but you have options to do so. There is more coming in project Houdini. https://developers.google.com&#x2
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by Chyzwar 8y ago
I agree that in most cases it is the fault of an organization that problems were swept under the rug for far too long. There are cases were requirements changed so much over the years that architecture of system would no longer support the

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