Kinrany

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by Kinrany 4y ago
Source code for X-Road: https://github.com/nordic-institute/X-Road
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by Kinrany 4y ago
Consistency for the sake of consistency is pure busywork.
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by Kinrany 4y ago
I'll rephrase: my suspicion is that there's a survivorship bias here. No-framework setups with poor architecture cause people to leave more often, while no-framework setups that work out are a pleasure to work with.
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by Kinrany 4y ago
> take back control Seeing this phrase used over and over after Brexit is so funny.
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by Kinrany 4y ago
As a freelancer you only see projects that were in bad enough shape that they needed extra help, no?
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Liberating the Smalltalk lurking in C and Unix (2014) [video](youtube.com)
91 points by Kinrany 4y ago|33 comments
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by Kinrany 4y ago
I liked the joke when I heard it. Reading it now, I'm realizing that "marathon" doesn't fit as a metaphor because we don't know the destination. Orienteering, perhaps: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&#
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by Kinrany 4y ago
In retrospect that previous post might have inspired me to post this link indirectly. I found it after googling "distributed systems library".
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by Kinrany 4y ago
It looked okay with uBlock, sorry.
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by Kinrany 4y ago
@dang could you replace the link with https://github.com/go-micro/go-micro ?
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Go Micro: a standard library for distributed systems development(github.com)
141 points by Kinrany 4y ago|44 comments
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A Thorough Introduction to Paseto. JWT: The Good Parts(developer.okta.com)
4 points by Kinrany 4y ago|0 comments
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by Kinrany 4y ago
The quoted sentence is not unique enough to be a quote. You could say anything you want this way, just do a text search.
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by Kinrany 4y ago
Their posts end up on HN and make the signal-to-noise ratio worse.
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by Kinrany 4y ago
This post is practically devoid of content. Why do you care what other people spend their time on?
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by Kinrany 4y ago
> People wanting to get their treasure chest is not an existential threat. For the organization, sure. For the content it may very well be.
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by Kinrany 4y ago
TL;DR: IDs of destroyed objects are reused for new objects, which breaks the function for checking that an object still exists. Fixed in debug mode but not in release.
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by Kinrany 4y ago
Relying on people to magically solve tragedy of the commons by themselves never works.
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by Kinrany 4y ago
Like most great philosophical debates, it probably comes from humans being bad at understanding their own language.
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by Kinrany 4y ago
A language is a tool for communication. Who is using math to communicate, except for people?
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What Everyone in Tech Should Know About Teaching and Learning(youtube.com)
2 points by Kinrany 4y ago|0 comments
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by Kinrany 4y ago
Have insurance split into two parts, the 95% cases and the rare and expensive?
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by Kinrany 4y ago
The word "group" smells of an anti-pattern in any context to me.
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by Kinrany 4y ago
> Not everything can be idempotent Any concrete examples? I was recently toying with an idea of a language where all side effects would be idempotent. Couldn't find any counterexamples.
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by Kinrany 4y ago
> Buildings do not have moving parts. Of course they do: people, furniture, water, air, heat.
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by Kinrany 4y ago
Do they still use WhatsApp despite it being owned by Facebook?
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by Kinrany 4y ago
"Constraints as power" describes the proposition of all statically typed languages. But the compilers of popular languages weren't smart enough to cover many common scenarios, forcing language designers to offer many unsafe e
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by Kinrany 4y ago
Could you set a single breakpoint for the error logging branch and have it catch all unexpected errors?
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by Kinrany 4y ago
> In effect, if I wanted to drop a URL in this comment, the petname model requires that I use the UUID. Could you drop the petname and let the clients resolve it via the UUID of the Hacker News website? Edit: I believe the article calls
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by Kinrany 4y ago
Good UX is the whole point since they build on top of WireGuard which is already available, no?

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