Toine

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by Toine 5y ago
Because a javascript library is not software architecture
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by Toine 5y ago
"Microservices" are not an architecture https://dwmkerr.com/the-death-of-microservice-madness-in-201...
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by Toine 5y ago
FP and OOP both bring their own tradeoffs, none is superior to the other. The trick is to use both.
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by Toine 5y ago
"Tall people are taller than short people, which make short people uncomfortable. Therefore there's not such thing as being tall." This kind of thinking, which is getting more common every day, make us smile when it's do
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by Toine 5y ago
"Property is a burden, we want the experience. The capitalocommunism way of life is coming, a new political system will be needed. The one-party regime will rule: The Machine. Digitalization is to put information about us and the world
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by Toine 5y ago
Can you elaborate ? You just want to ignore any impact your work has just cause it's fun ?
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by Toine 5y ago
Almost 100% of microservice implementations I've come across are exactly this.
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by Toine 5y ago
I've seen "confirmed" developers create one microservice for each entity/model they have. Everything is simple CRUD, absolutely no domain logic. Literally, a "user" microservice, with its User class and reposit
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by Toine 5y ago
Define "better place" ?
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by Toine 5y ago
That's how you tend to get better business ideas aswell
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by Toine 5y ago
Is that the amount of cash circulating right now ? That is terrifying...
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by Toine 5y ago
Oh god yes please invent Laas
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by Toine 5y ago
I'm afraid you're right, if the mission is client satisfaction.
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by Toine 5y ago
Wow that felt great to read, thanks for sharing. I believe no-code is incredibly underrated by many early stage startups. Rewrite only once you found your PMF and there's a real performance issue (or other technical reason), just you l
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by Toine 5y ago
That was really enjoyable to read, thanks for sharing.
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by Toine 5y ago
All crypto tokens are Ponzi schemes
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by Toine 5y ago
I love when bubbles explode. I feel like the world is a tiny bit less insane.
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by Toine 5y ago
They're losing product-market fit.
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by Toine 6y ago
That was satisfying to read. I think many devs have the same issue and are not nearly as impact-driven as they should be. Let's start another cult : Impact Driven Development
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by Toine 6y ago
If anything, i find that DDD is underrated and underused. But i can totally imagine projects where it goes completely over the top, like anything (frameworks, patterns, microservices, Redux -oh god Redux-, whatever) Happened the exact same
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by Toine 6y ago
Anecdotal, but i just bought the iPhone 12 mini, and i absolutely love it.
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by Toine 6y ago
Damn, spot on.
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by Toine 6y ago
> He probably had $10 million close to 30 years ago, so I'd guess he is pretty happy. This is the saddest thing I've read recently
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by Toine 6y ago
React-query.
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by Toine 6y ago
Can you elaborate on "internal influences external" ? I don't get it.
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by Toine 6y ago
For now.
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by Toine 6y ago
How can someone as smart and interesting as PG publish such a short, one-sided, dumbified, unsourced and narrow-minded blog post ?
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by Toine 6y ago
TLDR; "We have shown that poverty traps exist. People are poor because of a lack of opportunity. It is not their intrinsic characteristics that trap people in poverty but rather their circumstances. Poverty is not an innate condition.
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by Toine 6y ago
I agree, the mistake is to make happiness the destination, it's more a byproduct of doing the things you're passionate about (which often includes being with the people you love)
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by Toine 6y ago
Exactly, most people I know don't want to ask themselves this kind of questions

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