Chyzwar

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   by Chyzwar 5y ago

   1. Year, Be curious!, learn different programming langs, read docs, do tutorials, read the source. Become experienced by writing a lot of code and learning from existing code based on what is good idea and what is mistake and why. Change j
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   by Chyzwar 5y ago

   It disables kernel mitigation, not microcode mitigations.
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   by Chyzwar 5y ago

   It is more like: our people are overworking themselves to death and taking holidays is not socially acceptable. Let's force everyone to work less, and hopefully they will have time to make more babies.
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   by Chyzwar 5y ago

   I am not sure. I never found much value in companies internal confluence pages. Mostly outdated and poorly organized. Long README for project setup is code smell. Things should "just work" with obvious commands. Best code document
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   by Chyzwar 5y ago

   Last time I spoke with a person from Ukraine. He was saying that they are at war with Russia. In situation where on frontline they cannot shoot back because Russia would paint them as offenders in media. Propaganda machine is so strong that
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   by Chyzwar 5y ago

   Nazism is fundamentally evil. Author tries to highlight that there are certain types of people that would get attracted. You can see this first hand with softer version - Trumpism, immigrants from Latin America supporting Trump as you had J
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   by Chyzwar 5y ago

   People said similar things with: AI, torrents, VR/AR, quantum computers, memristors, drones, chatbots, distributed social media, Internet of things, self-driving cars, robots, dapps. Some of these technologies managed to produced somet
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   by Chyzwar 5y ago

   2. Sequence questions in IQ tests would provide enough information to have provable answer. Most of these questions are intentionally easy to measure the speed of getting an answer.
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   by Chyzwar 5y ago

   That why I mentioned Bazel, once monorepo reach certain size you need to invest in right tooling. What people do instead is splitting into multi-repo and keep using the same tooling. By splitting repo you exchange easy problem of scaling to
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    by Chyzwar 5y ago

    There are options for this in Linkedin. You specify in your profile location and type of work (perm/contract) you are interested.
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    by Chyzwar 5y ago

    The problem is that the only way to get more CPU, you need to assign more memory to lambda. Most node.js lambdas would have stable idle/low memory usage around 200MB but you get ~1/9of vCPU core, this have severe impact performanc
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    by Chyzwar 5y ago

    We do. You can only point something if you have technical analysis. Having technical analysis performed is extremely important and help to avoid misunderstanding between devs, qa and product. 1. PO would create user stories. 2. Devs v
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    by Chyzwar 5y ago

    git have added recently sparse checkout and there is also Virtual File System for Git from Microsoft. From my experience git/vcs is not an issue for monorepo. Build, test, automation, deployments, CI/CD are way harder. You will en
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    by Chyzwar 6y ago

    V8 documents these changes very well[1]. You can write very fast JS code. When carefully written it can have Java like performance[2]. It is just very hard in practice where most ecosystem is optimized for developer productivity. When perfo
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    by Chyzwar 6y ago

    Then this is up to Gentoo and IBM to support the latest versions on the platform discontinued in 1998!. It is unreasonable to expect pyca/cryptography maintainers to support these platforms that are not even supported by python itself.
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    by Chyzwar 6y ago

    There is a high chance that there is no pyca/cryptography users on these niche platforms that Gentoo is trying to support. If there are any, they should pay for support not expect maintainers to support theirs fridge platform.
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    by Chyzwar 6y ago

    To some extent you can do it with snap. https://snapcraft.io/blog/parallel-installs-test-and-run-mul... A lot of discussion here is already solved by snap/flatpack.
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    by Chyzwar 6y ago

    - Culture of development People rarely know, even in ballpark what is performance of application until it is too late. We operate so high in abstraction that stuff mostly work by accident and people do not bother about putting daily server
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    by Chyzwar 6y ago

    I just tried and integrating with create-react-app was an breeze. I would consider that as an alternative for electron.
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    by Chyzwar 6y ago

    There is one approach Fowler suggested is SacrificialArchitecture. You build your monolith quickly, get to market fit and once you understand service boundaries you move to microservices. Personally I would like to try Umbrella Projects[1].
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    by Chyzwar 6y ago

    There is a third group. Programmer as Artisan/Craftsman they recognize that it is a just a job, but they care about quality and their work most. People that would invest countless hours into their craft and would build applications tha
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    by Chyzwar 6y ago

    There not such thing as negative effect of hoping. As long, you last at least a year it is typical for Junior to switch jobs. You want to switch jobs to get experience and fair wages. If you are any good at programming companies will shower
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    by Chyzwar 6y ago

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r5LA7ivUb2c Not same thing but VSCode have call hierachy.
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    by Chyzwar 6y ago

    Examples: Code Climate https://codeclimate.com/ SonarQube https://www.sonarqube.org/ There is plenty of tools like this. I find them not very useful. They do not provide more value than standard project CI&
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    by Chyzwar 6y ago

    I have two pairs of headphones AKG K550(4 years for personal) and Sennheiser HD380(2.5 years, work). I use them daily, they should last a few more years for sure. Companies should be rewarded when producing something that last. Externalitie
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    by Chyzwar 6y ago

    Curated list of software development related podcasts. https://github.com/rShetty/awesome-podcasts
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    by Chyzwar 6y ago

    I do not think it is money. My parents were much poorer but decided to have three children. This global utopia where there is so much to do, experience visit and see. For many millennials and Z gen Netflix is more interesting that having a
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    by Chyzwar 6y ago

    In my opinion you need to have a dedicated Tools engineer in teams above 10 people. Most developers are poorly prepared to debug build/perf issues. A lot of author issues could be reduced by using right tooling. - eslint for style
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    by Chyzwar 6y ago

    They already have fork of OpenJDK (Amazon Corretto)
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    by Chyzwar 6y ago

    Elastic is at least open about reasons. AWS pretend to be an OSS champion. Compared to other players Google, MS they do the least amount of OSS work. Hypocrisy is really worse than selfishness. It definitely shifted my neutral view of AWS.