UK-Al05

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by UK-Al05 3y ago
You should value wide knowledge. Not be scared of it.
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by UK-Al05 3y ago
Becoming an electrician is hard the UK, because you need to get that initial work experience, which experienced electricians are reluctant to do.
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by UK-Al05 3y ago
People who are good at this basically spend their entire free time on their computer. Source: Me, and I'm not even good at it.
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by UK-Al05 3y ago
That's still way way slower integration points then trunk based. When i was doing trunk based dev we were integrating every few minutes to hours.
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by UK-Al05 3y ago
Some are worth more, some are worth less. Relative worth is constantly changing. There are professions that are paid more than ever
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by UK-Al05 3y ago
Because it is a cut. Your spending power is less. It's a real terms cut. There's a good chance they've increased their product prices by inflation as well. I mean they don't have to raise salaries, but if someone is offe
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by UK-Al05 3y ago
Society exists to create certainty where there was risk.
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by UK-Al05 3y ago
Good Devs apply constraints to themselves.
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by UK-Al05 3y ago
The expected value from start-up shares is so low, you're bit of idiot if you're degrading your life for it. Actual founder? Sure. Early employees get a raw deal. Honestly it better if you earn the most from salary, and invest the
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by UK-Al05 4y ago
Most code is useless outside the context it is used within. I.e Other services it can call, databases
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by UK-Al05 4y ago
XP at the time was pretty good. A lot of people started doing CI of the back of XP. I'd say he's pretty sad about how agile turned out. Its pretty different to what XP advocated for in a lot of organisations.
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by UK-Al05 4y ago
Kent beck is an incredibly famous software engineer. Invented XP, and the wrote the most well known book on TDD.
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by UK-Al05 4y ago
I think it's more like software developers have gotten better, leaving less room from cyber security. When I first started any idiot could back a web application because nearly all of them had a silly exploits like SQL injection.
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by UK-Al05 4y ago
Yes, but focus on maths, correctness, robustness and other things rather simply slinging code.
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by UK-Al05 4y ago
Says TDD is silly. Then literally describes text book TDD as his preferred approach? Writing all tests up front has never been TDD.
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by UK-Al05 4y ago
The only difference between layered and hexagonal is dependency direction.
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by UK-Al05 4y ago
To this day automated tests suits against UI tends to be flaky. So testing against a code api is indeed better. Most of this stuff is just developing against interfaces, and having that interface owned by the business code. All infrastructu
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by UK-Al05 4y ago
Most places I've ever worked? They just not might not call it that. Onion architecture, vertical slice, ports & adapters, hexagonal architecture, clean architecture, functional core imperative shell. These are all very similar, and
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by UK-Al05 4y ago
That's lean.
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by UK-Al05 4y ago
Nearly every system I worked on that had significant business logic in SQL turned out to be a maintenance nightmare. Used to be a lot of this in the 90s or early 2000s. Where dB venders encouraged it for obvious reasons. SQL isn't buil
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by UK-Al05 4y ago
If you follow CD practices you will delivering working software all time. It doesn't mean you know what feature is going to be delivered in 32 weeks in the future though.
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by UK-Al05 4y ago
Something like standard ML modernised, with a decent ecosystem.
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by UK-Al05 4y ago
Is drafting even a separate role anymore. Most engineers seem to just do it themselves? Cad software often includes simulation stuff which requires an engineers mind.
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by UK-Al05 4y ago
Reference equals doesn't make sense for a value object anyway.
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by UK-Al05 4y ago
You shouldn't test those smaller functions. They're internal details. They should be private.
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by UK-Al05 4y ago
subjective value
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by UK-Al05 4y ago
Subjective value
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by UK-Al05 4y ago
C# has very comprehensive collection API. More so than those languages. Most languages copy c#
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by UK-Al05 4y ago
Is it exploitation that's the problem? Or social isolation? People are very isolated these days. People can have good jobs, have lots of shallow acquittances but no true friends.
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by UK-Al05 4y ago
Bad jobs can cause suicide

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