DanielHB

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by DanielHB 2y ago
Microsoft considered doing this for a while. After the windows phone failed they had this whole plan to make Android devices with compatibility to Android apps by implementing their own version of Play Services backed by Bing and their own
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by DanielHB 2y ago
A lot of enterprise software requires so much customizing by design. I call it the "army of consultants problem"
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by DanielHB 2y ago
It is not that firebase is bad, it is that most types of data for most types of applications are relational and belong in a relational database People bending document stores to fit every use case are insane.
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by DanielHB 2y ago
> But that doesn’t exist in the web components world (at least not yet). When you use <my-button> in a React component, you don’t have to explicitly import my-button from anywhere inside that file. Technically you can just export a
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by DanielHB 2y ago
Traversing trees recursively is so trivial. I have to do this kind of stuff all the time. Just last week actually (in some frontend code no less). Graph search and B-trees I haven't done professionally since I left college though. But
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by DanielHB 2y ago
someone down here in this thread said: > The problem with government (or too-large unions) is that different jobs have different employment concerns. It's hard to legislate in a way that covers all cases from seasonal farm work to I
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by DanielHB 2y ago
What you are describing is the ascendency of a new third class of people in capitalist systems: the managerial class. Where once you had labourer and capitalist you now increasingly have people with real power derived from their positions w
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by DanielHB 2y ago
My gut feeling agrees with you but I would really like more detailed reasons why this is the case. Is memory fragmentation that big of an issue? Are heap allocations more expensive somehow (even if memory is not fragmented yet)? Is there so
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by DanielHB 2y ago
same reason why Terraform AWS Provider is better documentation than AWS documentation https://registry.terraform.io/providers/hashicorp/aws/latest... If I can't find the answer to what I need there I usu
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by DanielHB 2y ago
There is far more enterprise software than most people realise, everybody complaining about Jira, Salesforce, SAP. It gets much worse once you go to special-purpose/domain-specific enterprise software.
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by DanielHB 2y ago
And an army of consultants to adapt the enterprise solution to your needs
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by DanielHB 2y ago
The key difference is that you are not working on the same side project doing the same thing for 40 hours a week for years. You probably change around you side project every few months and likely don't work on them full time.
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by DanielHB 2y ago
Anything you do 40 hours a week gets tiring eventually.
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by DanielHB 2y ago
He is not totally wrong, it's just private landlords are usually companies, not individuals. If individuals are renting an apartment, it's almost always limited to two 2 years and needs paperwork with the housing association inclu
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by DanielHB 2y ago
The solutions you are talking about are called "code-first", TypeSpec is a "schema-first" solution. Both solutions have their pros and cons: Code-first: - No extra steps between code and running application - No mismatch
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by DanielHB 3y ago
the whole point of a DSL for APIs is so it can interop with different languages, frameworks and toolchains. Sure if you all your services are NestJS then you don't need this.
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by DanielHB 3y ago
Typescript is too powerful, there are a lot of typescript constructs that can't be represented in OpenAPI specs. Or that could generate massively complex OpenAPI specs that would bring your tooling performance to a crawl. A subset of t
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by DanielHB 3y ago
Would be nice if you could just import those typespec files in typescript (and other languages?) and get automatic typescript types from them. Codegen is annoying and error prone.
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by DanielHB 3y ago
> I guess our demographic is not predictive of the larger market. I think it is, "our demographic" is just a few years ahead of the masses. For example MacBooks started getting popular with programmers way before they got popul
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by DanielHB 3y ago
It needs to be standardised and illegal to tamper with like tampering with mileage clocks in combustion engine cars. Also how it is calculated needs to be certified by a 3rd party.
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by DanielHB 3y ago
I don't know much about the market in Australia, but I imagine that this person is running into something I ran into myself. That tech jobs agglomerate in a few specific locations and the farther away you are from them the more clueles
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by DanielHB 3y ago
I work in the industry and from what I see the "bad" batteries are usually manufacturing problems and they stop working very early in their lifecycle. The degradation of charge capacity though is almost always completely dependent
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by DanielHB 3y ago
you can "x as unknown as Whatever" anywhere in the code as well. Or just use @ts-ignore You can do this kind of thing in "proper" statically typed languages as well like "(Whatever)((Object)x) The main problem in TS
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by DanielHB 3y ago
Using any JIT language (most implementations of python, Java, ruby, JS, etc) in WASM means porting the runtime to WASM and then having the runtime (in WASM) parse and JIT-compile your code incurring a double-whammy of performance degradatio
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by DanielHB 3y ago
I believe what the OP meant by "to get nominal typing in TypeScript" is that the type information is available at runtime through the use of the `instanceof` keyword. I am surprised your code doesn't give an error, x and y ar
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by DanielHB 3y ago
The funny thing is that they actually have a specific error message for this asking you to enable 3rd party cookies. I guess it is easier than fixing the issue.
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by DanielHB 3y ago
when you set a cookie, by default it sets it at the sub-domain level. You can opt-into setting it at a parent sub-domain (or the root-domain) level if you want. So for example: a.foo.com sets cookie X (Set-Cookie: X=value;) a.foo.com sets a
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by DanielHB 3y ago
That seems a bit too conspiracy theorist, especially considering most people have 3rd party cookies on and teams has been around for a long time now (I assume before Google announced removing 3rd party cookies) I think the answer is more ba
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by DanielHB 3y ago
I use Brave, when I want to use browser teams I just open another browser exclusively for that.
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by DanielHB 3y ago
the web version of Microsoft Teams doesn't work with 3rd party cookies disabled. I have been eagerly awaiting this change so I can use browser teams, it is the one thing I care about that doesn't work with 3rd party cookies disabl

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