ZealousIdeal

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by ZealousIdeal 2y ago
which is why the majority of the startups fail and then a lucky unicorn comes and funds the next cycle. look at how many poor ideas got massive investment on the bet of payout; so many blockchain companies and none solved a real world probl
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by ZealousIdeal 2y ago
crux of the problem is the SV model is completely broken and leads to these cycles. wish it were more about sustainable progression and not rapid half-baked innovation to achieve paydays for greedy founders/investors
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by ZealousIdeal 2y ago
disagree. k8s is written in it just fine. plus, tons of other modern large applications in enterprise settings
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by ZealousIdeal 3y ago
After just 30 minutes I've crafted an Apple Crumble Mudslide. My job is done.
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by ZealousIdeal 3y ago
I agree such patterns are indicative of systemic issues. In my experiences, those process issues emit their own structured behavioral patterns. In your example, the "." commit is now a convention that indicates a specific process
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by ZealousIdeal 5y ago
Oh, one other exception as others already pointed out, conference talks are also very good. Though I think they miss the heart of your question (I could be wrong).
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by ZealousIdeal 5y ago
Given the extremely large spectrum of "technical content" available for someone to focus on, can you provide more detailed examples of what would be higher quality technical content in your opinion? BTW, I'm not disagreeing w
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by ZealousIdeal 5y ago
I enjoyed Benno Rice's talk, "What UNIX Cost Us". I think he provides some examples of where the simple interface breaks down when compared to other systems (i.e. Windows, macOS) take on it.
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by ZealousIdeal 5y ago
Best post of 2020 by far.
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by ZealousIdeal 5y ago
While generics will allow for such to occur, IMO if the "idiomatic style" is to only leverage it for specific patterns then it should not really hurt general readability for the most used frameworks/libraries. There will, of
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by ZealousIdeal 5y ago
This is one of its biggest advantages to me as well. I have had to support many production systems, written in varieties of languages, over my tenure and in my experiences the systems that live the longest are those that are the most readab