Yokohiii

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by Yokohiii 9y ago
Reading the article I wondered why we even integrate services so deeply with HTTP. The things I care about is the ability to cache at HTTP layer and the option to move endpoints. Which can be added indepentendly of the actual protocol. Movi
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by Yokohiii 9y ago
If a network (or endpoint) fails you usually only few options during runtime, retry, skip, stop. That is pretty much all you want to know. Everything else is specific to the endpoint, which is more about contracts and constraints then about
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by Yokohiii 9y ago
tl;dr we are hiring
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by Yokohiii 9y ago
> You're argument is basically, we can't trust either, so we should just throw our hands up and ignore them all? No. I didn't even suggest some immediate action for the current situation. There is probably no way to fix it
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by Yokohiii 9y ago
Manipulation is on both sides of the spectrum, so I wouldn't unconditionally trust Al Gore or The Guardian either. (Not necessarily denying the topic). The media is simply by definition vulnerable to manipulation. At some point you hav
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by Yokohiii 9y ago
tl;dr PHP has an identity crisis PHP folks are a perfect case of the blub paradox and they are sadly always looking up. PHP isn't treated with the respect it deserves. PHP powers large parts of the internet, from tiny to huge projects.
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by Yokohiii 9y ago
No offense and I am no lawyer. But I think you get something wrong about NDAs. It is useful to handle confidentiality of company information. I.e. during the process of signing contracts with music giants or even the strategy decision to do
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by Yokohiii 9y ago
I cannot follow you. By no means you can openly criticize the managers of your own company. Even nowadays this could be handled as mutiny. On top of that, management is usually only half transparent at best. Causing doubt if the decisions a
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by Yokohiii 10y ago
"Modern" is the new "Nonsense".
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by Yokohiii 10y ago
I know babel is always required if the coder lives in the future and struggles with todays state of things.
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by Yokohiii 10y ago
What does that have to do with git?
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by Yokohiii 10y ago
AMP is really ridiculous. I tried a top article from mobile.nytimes.com via AMP (google link) and direct link. The AMP version takes more than 3 times longer to render above the fold with a 3g regular throttling and cold caches, while the d
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by Yokohiii 10y ago
Well isn't that a reason to compare against real competitors instead of showing off against the ones you can beat?
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by Yokohiii 10y ago
Having lower latency and bigger throughput is always good. But will it have any impact in real apps? Memory management and IO aren't gone just because your http stack is fast. The average node app will probably fall way behind just bec
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by Yokohiii 10y ago
This is why they should benchmark against a raw c implementation with same feature set. People seem to try to raise the bar with just ignoring what is ahead of them.
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by Yokohiii 10y ago
Didn't knew it by that name: http://nginx.org/en/docs/http/ngx_http_limit_req_module.html
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by Yokohiii 10y ago
I will certainly get more into C. Mainly because C is the biggest expansion in knowledge for someone who did 15y web dev on a high level. Secondly because I don't want at all get more in touch with hype madness of JS and the likes. If
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by Yokohiii 10y ago
Well no one wants to hear it, but PHP devs do a good job keeping BC breaks minimal.
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by Yokohiii 10y ago
How do I say that this is total bullshit without being spotted as redditor?
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by Yokohiii 10y ago
It looks javascripty but doesn't npm install babel. I am so confused!
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by Yokohiii 10y ago
It is scary that everyone is hyped and the site just shows off a series of syntax combinations.
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by Yokohiii 10y ago
Proof?
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by Yokohiii 10y ago
There is always someone who tries to be smart about agile, but there are yet good solutions to be seen.
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by Yokohiii 10y ago
Not sure yet if I like it, but for the "on churn" parts I will leave some respect here.
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by Yokohiii 10y ago
In addition the whole "we code for a better world" is just HR marketing to attract engineers. Sure there are companies that have innovative areas and oppurtunities, but many engineers are just code monkeys fullfilling daily duty w
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by Yokohiii 10y ago
Well VCs want to know what their money does. So expect a large part of controlling.
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by Yokohiii 10y ago
Certainly not if you are VC driven.
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by Yokohiii 10y ago
This is a very valid point. But what stops both parties to agree on 40h weeks during onboarding phase and then shift to the reduced work time?
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by Yokohiii 10y ago
For some of us it feels like DoT came out yesterday and we had insane fun with it. But if you cite something and your peers just stare at you, you realize those peers are 10 years younger or more. This is a shame, I will certainly setup a f
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by Yokohiii 10y ago
Fast reading through the article I was already prepared that OP would shift to FP. OP should assess his own fallacies and not blame imperfect concepts. One can probably improve certain things switching paradigms, but we as humans fail at c

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