Chyzwar

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by Chyzwar 5y ago
Sometimes discussion with other people takes more time than actually doing something. Trying to loop in other people make junior developers paralyzed of doing anything outside theirs tickets. You will create a generation of developers that
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by Chyzwar 5y ago
Serverless model as implemented in aws lambda is not faster or cheaper. A single node.js process with fastify.js or hapi.js can handle hundreds if not thousands of requests per second. In lambda to handle 1000 requests per second, assuming
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by Chyzwar 5y ago
I will not touch remix with 10 foot pole. It is from react-router authors, it is only open source that bring my worst emotions.
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by Chyzwar 5y ago
Putin is batshit crazy, he is mentally regressing to Cold War. Russia is a failed state: corruption, inequality, extraction based economy, no technology beyond military and dire demographics. Once hydrocarbons lose value, Russia have is jus
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by Chyzwar 5y ago
The thing is that you cannot use ESM in normal project. Typescript and jest still do not support many features and node.js today have important features marked as experimental. OP push for ESM is absolutly annoying. There is big disconnect
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by Chyzwar 5y ago
Rust contribution affect less than 1% of programmers. Most code written today do not require manual memory management or even explicit multithreading. I think typescript with gradual and structural typing and similar like mypy or sorbet are
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by Chyzwar 5y ago
There is plenty hybrid approaches. You can have cloudflare loadbalaner and enough redundacy to roll over and go to sleep. I think you would have less outages with dedicated hardware than aws control plane. For some compute or IO intense wor
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by Chyzwar 5y ago
Can we stop using express.js as default for node.js web framework[1] where there are better maintained alternatives? I would probably not use Math.random but crypto.randomUUID https://nodejs.org/api/crypto.html#cryptora
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by Chyzwar 5y ago
You are paid for getting stuff done. If you have a track record of delivering result and experience with current tech, you are good. Degree is important for first two jobs, afterwards nobody really asks. Nobody is asking about my EE degree
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by Chyzwar 5y ago
> It seems overly simplistic to say he won because of constant media exposure. The 2016 election was a white nationalist backlash against both political parties. Trump’s catering to this surely had quite a lot to do with his victory. If
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by Chyzwar 5y ago
AML/KYC are absolutely part of the reason banking system is so safe and why criminals use crypto instead.
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I usually drink Cappuccino, even if the milk is not very good for me. 3-5 cups per day. I use DeLonghi espresso machine[1], worth every penny and very little effort to make great coffee. I get beans from local brand Etno[2]. They are always
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by Chyzwar 5y ago
> But at what cost? I'd argue that the costs outweigh the benefits. It hinders competition and innovation, makes it hard or impossible for some people and businesses to access the banking system, increases fees on consumers due to t
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by Chyzwar 5y ago
Then, We should make money laundering, drug trafficking, ransomware, blackmail etc legal?. Banking system is regulated precisely to make illegal activities more difficult. Sooner or later, crypto exchanges will get regulated in the same way
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by Chyzwar 5y ago
If someone cannot contribute to discussion in a meaningful way, why they should have the right to downvote?
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by Chyzwar 5y ago
Previous ideas about bio fuels created disaster in Third World countries. https://www.livekindly.co/norway-ban-palm-oil-biofuel/ https://www.bloomberg.com/graphics/2021-palm-oil-deforestati... Ini
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by Chyzwar 5y ago
I think Germans hope that new generation gas plants could be powered by hydrogen in the future[1]. The idea is that once we have cheap energy from wind and solar, it can be stored in hydrogen. Problem is safe storage of hydrogen[2] and prob
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by Chyzwar 5y ago
You can only choose two: cheap, good, fast. Most developers are not in position to make this decision. You see from major companies is not developer's fault but management obsessed over revenue metrics. It is easy to tie new feature to
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by Chyzwar 5y ago
What did you contribute to X? I kind of trust Daniel Stone way more that some rando from internet? https://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=search&q=Daniel+Stone
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by Chyzwar 5y ago
Monorepo are usually better for security. - you can update dependencies of multiple components/modules in one commit/pr. In general, it would be easier to keep up with third party dependencies. - it is harder to monitor and
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by Chyzwar 5y ago
Other good senior people in the team see your performance. In big companies this is normal as nobody will want to upset other people feeling. Managers will also refrain from firing because it reflects on them badly, stop them from building
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by Chyzwar 5y ago
> It's an open conference offered by the largest player in the space In Vegas...
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I think now xorg is using libinput. https://youtu.be/HllUoT_WE7Y
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We have limited amount of time, adopting this idea would impact productivity of team for long term. Making your application multi-region with backups and security is more important than protecting against a black swan event that would have
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> Some of your points are valid, but the first sentence seems really hand-wavy and rude. Because people here are discussing this and entertaining this idea. This creates a level of legitimacy. After this article, there might be now count
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This is idiotic and could only be written by someone that have no idea about node package managements. 1. Most of CI systems have better options for caching node modules[1][2]. When you check node_modules, you add fixed cost(increasing) for
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by Chyzwar 5y ago
There are even companies selling scrumfall consultancy known as SAFE. In my experience, there are few problems with agile. - scrumfall that is mostly cause by stakeholders wanting to have yearly roadmaps and KPI tied to delivery of incremen
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For sure, P.W. Singer is unbiased. It just pure accident that he worked with U.S. Department of Defense and CIA and some books are on reading list of U.S army. He himself is selling his books as "useful fiction"(combination of res
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US is already paranoid about sourcing components. Even European companies are asked to use US components when trying to sell to US. China is selling to the world. One confirmed case of backdoors and financial loses will be far greater than
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It proves that they keep shifting goalposts. Once Ryzen was starting to dominate, they were against benchmarks[1]. Now they released CPU that is only good in benchmarks (expensive platform, per watt performance, limited software support, fu

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