Octabrain

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by Octabrain 5y ago
In my case is a question of habit. But yes, I can see the term “best practices” being perceived as very conclusive. Like implicitly saying “this is the very best and if you don’t follow it you’re doing something wrong”. So I agree on “good
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by Octabrain 5y ago
> It is absurd yes, but this is exactly how every single team I ever worked with, have functioned. And it's been promoted by managers who don't want to make too much effort in actually understanding the work, and by asperger sy
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by Octabrain 5y ago
As everything, it depends on the context. Following a set of rules blindly just for the sake of it when you and your team is producing good quality code and have a good team culture is absurd. However, relying on “best practices” guidelines
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by Octabrain 5y ago
At this point, I truly believe (despite this can sound utterly obvious) that social networks are not just products for "entertaining" the masses (In reality is just a honey pot for gathering your data, make a consumer profile out
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by Octabrain 5y ago
I’ve seen (and fixed) so many ugly messes at this point made as a result of mixing and wrapping tools with different purposes together like Ansible + Terraform that it’s something I strongly discourage. I recommend to keep the boundaries an
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by Octabrain 5y ago
In the company I am working we’ve decided to use Github actions for our CI pipelines instead of deploying any “on prem” solution. I’ve worked a lot in the past with Jenkins and Travis and I also played a bit at home with Github actions. Now
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by Octabrain 5y ago
My story: I did exactly the opposite From Linux to MacOS. And this after more than a decade of using Linux for my work and my desktop. Everything began because I started to have battery and dock station issues with Fedora running on the De
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by Octabrain 5y ago
With the noble excuse of "protecting the children" they are just opening the vector that will allow them to go for other stuff in the future. I think this is just the first step and the intention is to make it "cognitively ac