Zvez

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by Zvez 4y ago
I didn't get this article. It seems like it contains two things: 1. It was already invented before 2. All the wrong reasons why people decide to use microservices. But author clearly avoided the real reasons why you actually need to sp
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by Zvez 4y ago
> a sane thing to do imaging your application contains of two pieces - somewhat simple crud, that requires to respond _fast_ and huge batch processing infrastructure, that needs to work as efficient as possible, but doesn't care abo
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by Zvez 4y ago
I've been a professional developer for more than 10 years and I have similar observation. Most of developers don't use touch typing. And it doesn't seem to affect their efficiency at all. Developers usually don't need to
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by Zvez 4y ago
>Most Americans under 40 would have learned touch typing in grade school That's interesting. Do they really use it though? What I can see from other part of the world that even developers don't use it.
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by Zvez 4y ago
https://github.com/jankrepl/mltype is something like this. It is tuned for programmers though. And the quality of generated text might vary a lot. But it gives reasonable char sequences.
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by Zvez 4y ago
not exactly. Just like with the regular code, most of the stuff done on database are pretty trivial and not resource heavy. And the things that are really perfomance-critical are usually crafted very differently even in SQL
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by Zvez 4y ago
>where the system will sometimes re-suspend itself a moment after opening the lid. a minor annoyance that I haven't taken the time to debug yet heh, I have a similar issue on my T470 in xfce. And in my case it can sometimes even han
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by Zvez 4y ago
I don't get this argument. You can burn your house, but it doesn't mean you should live in a hotel. The difference is that while I can do it by mistake, Amazon can do it intentionally.
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by Zvez 4y ago
I wouldn't call it bad writing. It is different from what I used to. It is non-linear, which is actually quite common (eg see Hyperion) and I would say not-character-focused. It is more about a concept itself. And even though latter I
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by Zvez 4y ago
This is so wrong. 'they don't want to learn, lets force them'. Understanding that some people don't need it might be waaaay too hard. Majority of people don't need 'more powerful tool', which needs to be l
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by Zvez 4y ago
it probably means to run actual instance of neovim and use it as a backend for current editor's content.
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by Zvez 4y ago
Good stuff. But I still probably wouldn't use it. Because my cli usage can be roughly divided into two categories: 1. Commands I use often (daily). These I usually know and they are much faster to type than to explain what I want to do
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by Zvez 4y ago
I wonder what you usually write in these notes? I can understand writers/bloggers who can just use it as their motivation tool to do their job/hobby. But for the rest of us, what would you write there every day?
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by Zvez 4y ago
> I could totally see specific people getting hit at the right angle and be affected enough to warrant consideration The question is, will they be affected by word itself or the composition of words? Because I can probably make an offens
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by Zvez 4y ago
Yep, this should go to commit metadata or at the very least as an additional part of commit message with proper marking.
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by Zvez 4y ago
Those 15 saved minutes you will have to spend to validate that generated message actually makes sense. And if you are not careful, you will have to spend much more time 'rewriting history' later. Also if an engineer has troubles d
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by Zvez 4y ago
This. I've seen to many times how some people ask direct question which doesn't have simple answer. So they instead get answer with some context, questions and conditional statements. It happens often when question goes through &#
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by Zvez 4y ago
>Ugly code that works pays bills. Beautiful code that doesn't work is, in a very literal sense, worthless what about good code that work? All places where I see your argument prevail, ended up to be not just 'ugly code', b
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by Zvez 4y ago
>There's a lot of complexity to be tamed, and in my experience that can be a very enjoyable part of actually engineering In my experience there is almost no correlation between complexity of the project and time needed to do 'n
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by Zvez 4y ago
actually this is more than normal in all 3rd world countries. Starting from 6-7 years most kids walk to/from school on their own.
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by Zvez 4y ago
I feel uncomfortable just by looking at its keyboard
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by Zvez 4y ago
nope this is variation of 'don't write obvious comments to your code'. Useful comments can include the 'whys', links to design docs/decisions, references to other part of source code. Here we see the case of co
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by Zvez 4y ago
in this particular example at least for me it is easier to read the original code. Even though I don't even know the language they use. And I'm pretty sure this is the case for the most developers with non-zero experience.
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by Zvez 4y ago
Yep. Not only it generates useless comments, for me it is actually easy to read the code itself, than the generated comments in this case. I don't know neither language nor framework they use, still it is completely readable.
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by Zvez 4y ago
Looks like fake to me. No sources. The title says 'ordered', by article itself about 'sold out'. The sold out part is actually true and was reported by multiple sources.
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by Zvez 4y ago
In my 15 years of experience the true happiness comes from the ability to choose what you want to do and avoid things you don't. So if you in the place there you can specialize early in your carrier and know what you want to do - go f
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by Zvez 4y ago
Any suggestions of good 'prerequisite' courses on data structures for this?
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by Zvez 4y ago
I can also argue that is is almost impossible to show code to you for very simple reason: showing couple of files won't make any difference for you anyway and you can't just transfer your codebase to a person. The only thing you c
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by Zvez 4y ago
I achieved this state of 'you can choose whatever you want to do here, you are too useful to loose' on my previous job and it was pretty great. The main problem with this is you have to invest couple of years to get proper reputat
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by Zvez 4y ago
I wonder is it really necessary to explicitly ban every sort of discrimination? Shouldn't it be simple 'discrimination is not allowed'? Otherwise we will be listing every type of discrimination and revisiting this list every

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