InvOfSmallC

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by InvOfSmallC 6y ago
Honestly, it escapes me how these three condition can be legal conditions. I don't in EU you can actually do that.
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Istanbul Convention: Poland to leave European treaty on violence against women(bbc.co.uk)
2 points by InvOfSmallC 6y ago|0 comments
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by InvOfSmallC 6y ago
Hi, I can't find the pricing. Is it completely free?
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You can add coffee stains to your LaTeX document(twitter.com)
12 points by InvOfSmallC 6y ago|1 comments
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by InvOfSmallC 6y ago
Personally this is not my experience. Plenty of seniors spitballing not useful solutions, premature optimization of sort etc... The mid-career is perfectly fine, give you are also good at refactoring if needed. Also, another thing that I&#x
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by InvOfSmallC 6y ago
I think that you should bind your standardS to the business. What you said are absolutely best practices recognized on the Accelerate book. But they also require time and effort (well it really depends, you can have everything deploying an
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by InvOfSmallC 6y ago
Actually the YC startup school says you should not pay for customers initially. Paid ads come to a later stage.
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by InvOfSmallC 6y ago
I decided to give it a shot any way. It seems cool.
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by InvOfSmallC 6y ago
I will check it thanks! Although the authentication seems too manual. That part I prefer firebase.
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by InvOfSmallC 6y ago
Besides the pricing, the other painful thing about Firebase are the storage rules. Given I understand you want to give maximum control to frontend developers without having a backend, the fact that I need to reimplement them if I switch
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by InvOfSmallC 6y ago
I mean, it's not something that isn't expected. I also think it's fair in a way. I'm curious to see how many engineers will be interested. For example there is a company, quite famous, already known for the remote workin
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Spotify vs. Fitbit(svpg.com)
1 points by InvOfSmallC 6y ago|0 comments
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by InvOfSmallC 6y ago
In my opinion the answer is "write the code so that it can easily adapt to change": - keep the business logic away from your implementation details - generally speaking practice clean code - don't overthink it, if your busine
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by InvOfSmallC 6y ago
Hi Wiktor!
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by InvOfSmallC 6y ago
It depends on what you mean. Italy is basically under state salary, the only one not using it, are companies with a meaning in this crisis (food producer etc...)
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by InvOfSmallC 7y ago
What is the cost of parallelism of C though?
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by InvOfSmallC 7y ago
Hahaha when you don't live in Europe, it's actually doable.
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by InvOfSmallC 7y ago
What would be the best IDE/editor for Haskell?
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by InvOfSmallC 7y ago
I read the article. And I don't really think that we mean the same thing with beautiful code.
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by InvOfSmallC 7y ago
I work with agile and have 20% of time for personal stuff I want to try/study. Every week.
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by InvOfSmallC 7y ago
I'm sorry but what's the point of a 1MB patch of beautiful code? Did this programmer actually develivered a business value for the customer or not? I'm not saying that you should not maintain your code nice, decoupled and wha
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by InvOfSmallC 7y ago
Microservices? I'm sorry but what do you mean? Don't you use business logic in your microservice or you just do I/O without actually doing something with the input? Generics is for that part.
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Users hate change(gist.github.com)
465 points by InvOfSmallC 7y ago|311 comments
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by InvOfSmallC 7y ago
I actually did a pair programming session with JBrains on TDD to enhance my skill. What he explained to me was exactly this. You need to test something, for example you want to test how regexp works. You start writing tests with your expec
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by InvOfSmallC 7y ago
I love you
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by InvOfSmallC 7y ago
Please add generics at least on Yaegi! :P
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Sh**T I Smoke(producthunt.com)
1 points by InvOfSmallC 7y ago|1 comments