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by akkad33 3y ago
I have a specific thing in mind, but I think I lack sufficient knowledge of what's out there to make the best trade off for my specific use case. To be honest, I lack basic knowledge of different system components. To give an example I
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Ask HN: How to get good at software system architecture
25 points by akkad33 3y ago|17 comments
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by akkad33 3y ago
I don't know about your last paragraph. Continuing your assembly analogy, yes learning assembly helps you get a feel for what's happening under the hood, but does anyone learn assembly these days? Also in terms of energy consumpti
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Ask HN: Is programming dead because of LLMs?
10 points by akkad33 3y ago|16 comments
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What's the point of code review after merging?
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by akkad33 3y ago
Chatgpt didn't exist a year ago, what did you do then!
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Is there any point in learning in new programming skills when AI can do it all? I feel discouraged about learning new skills in this era
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by akkad33 3y ago
> you need a String, ByteString, LazyByteString or any of the other types of strings, Out of curiosity, which language do you use where this kind of decision has to be made for daily programming problems?
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by akkad33 3y ago
I don't know Brian is, but I would recommend Expert F#, a book cowritten by F# creator and BDFL Don Syme
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Do people actually say meatspace?
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by akkad33 3y ago
What is a language with judicious oop design? Asking to know
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by akkad33 3y ago
Ok was popular way before computers became a thing, as I grew up in a small Asian village before either computers or cellphones were a thing. Maybe it's the other way around. Ok is so used in computers because it is familiar to everyon
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by akkad33 3y ago
We have found unit testing not very useful because ultimately it's not a single component that generates errors but the interaction between many of them. Also the language we code in makes the first two things very difficult to enforce
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Ask HN: How do you keep big software systems bug free
3 points by akkad33 3y ago|6 comments
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What employer paid you to use V? It's not production ready , V< 1
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by akkad33 3y ago
I haven't read the article fully, but can anyone please explain why value types seem so much more complicated in the JVM than DotNet, where they have had it for a long time?
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by akkad33 3y ago
This is a Javascript feature, not really a typescript thing. You can do the same thing with python
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by akkad33 3y ago
Is Haskell in ML family? I know Fsharp and Ocaml are but Haskell seems to be very different from them synctically with the only similarity being that it is functional
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by akkad33 3y ago
I thought this was a myth
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Do you know why? In our company we still use hibernate heavily in our java web app
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Can you please explain why
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I'm very curious about F#. Can you give some code examples of how this allows dynamic typing?
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I've read this book and many others like it. I completely agree with your assessment. I felt really good when I read this book and others. But afterwards I go back to feeling bad about myself as always
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by akkad33 3y ago
Coming from a math background and using latex a lot, ligatures were really godsend for me. Without ligatures code looks unnatural but it's just an aesthetic thing in the end and I don't mind either way
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by akkad33 3y ago
In terms of popularity I'd say Python>R>Julia R might be closest in syntax to how excel works, especially with the ifelse functions. R also has dplyr, which is unmatched in how it makes data manipulation easy and streamlined
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What programming languages are typically used in such high risk scenarios
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Vs code is not a run of the mill editor though. It can be configured to support all useful features of intellij. Even then it's faster than intellij
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It does everything I need to run to do my job. If intellij is doing more stuff that is slowing it down then maybe they can find a better performance-feature trade off by getting rid of the bloat
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How do I configure it right? One good thing about vs code is it works well out of the box with almost zero custom configuration
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by akkad33 3y ago
I haven't heard of Kate. I'll try it out

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