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by alserio 3y ago
How would you define undumbness?
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by alserio 3y ago
I've used AWS Amplify in the last two years. As the others low-code tools it's fine until it isn't, then it's a nightmare. But with time they've started to allow for more and more escape hatches. They've recent
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by alserio 3y ago
they explain that it works but you need the next step to see it
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by alserio 3y ago
I'm looking to break an old java monolith application in something like that: modular code base, single deployment artifact, multiple configurable use cases. I've yet to find a good existing tool to compose the application at buil
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by alserio 3y ago
it seems like they did you a solid showing you that you were wasted working in that environment
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by alserio 3y ago
English is the c++ of languages. Wildly useful and used, has accrued eons of complexity, has original sins coming from its parents' and everybody uses it differently
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by alserio 3y ago
js and images are not directly comparable, you also need to consider that the js has to be parsed and evaluated. so it really depends: it may matter
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by alserio 3y ago
I've inherited an high rps API built with api gateway + lambda + dynamodb and I've found easier and way cheaper to move the thing on ec2. Less headaches too. Resources can be managed more efficiently, cold starts are not a thing,
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by alserio 3y ago
Last time I checked, admittedly several years ago, Lombok was abusing the fact that the AST esposed to the annotation processors was mutable (exposing a deep immutable view over a complex data structure is not something that you do easily n
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by alserio 3y ago
a good internet connection and a gym subscription
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by alserio 3y ago
I don't know about front to back, a good module should be explicit on what it affects and _ideally_ abstract its implementation. We were talking about what a module should aim to be, and that aim is a good proxy for a lot of properties
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by alserio 3y ago
"write code that is easy to throw away" is generally a good piece of advice
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by alserio 3y ago
I was reading about the theological diatribes that early christians fought and died for. To a modern reader some of them seem so moot and inconsequential... Then I remembered that I hold strong opinions about the tabs vs spaces debate.
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by alserio 3y ago
If I may, you are a major behind, and not much has changed from 3. 4 to 5 seems that will be more "radical" but right now is still in development
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by alserio 3y ago
I've found them really useful to do microfrontends
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by alserio 3y ago
> only with armoured joints and immortal I can guess the age of the author... Thanks for the reading suggestion, sounds like a fun read
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by alserio 3y ago
In a sense organizing tissues is the thing multicellular life does.
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by alserio 3y ago
As the other commenter said, everything on his channel is gold. Just the other day I was rewatching "Automated 3dfication of Nintendo games" https://youtu.be/xDxjbXAqTPg and "Harder Drives" https:/
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by alserio 3y ago
tom7 is always the right mix of genius, madness and fun
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by alserio 3y ago
> simply the latter one is nearer to your natural language (I actually think to replace "ELSE" with "OTHERWISE" would be even better) and the "ELSE" implies both the opening and the closing braces. Are there
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by alserio 3y ago
> But no-one uses different databases. I do. And I use Hibernate to abstract over mysql and oracle, since I want to keep clients that use both. You need a little more work than that, but it make it possible. Hibernate is not the technol
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by alserio 3y ago
Thank you for your explanation
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by alserio 3y ago
But a JSON CRDT is in a sense a string with a particular grammar... However, my intuition ends here. You could probably model the operations on a particular document structure at a higher level and try to find a simpler domain where it&#x27
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by alserio 3y ago
Why not going full OT then? Complexity?
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by alserio 3y ago
What I have not understood yet is how do you preserve invariants over a merge of JSON crdt. What do you do when a document has a structure that can be represented as a json, but not every valid json is a valid document? How do you avoid mer
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by alserio 3y ago
i now get what you mean, thanks
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by alserio 3y ago
still the lookup is based on the symbol, no? so the JVM does not resolve overload even in that case, i believe
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by alserio 3y ago
why? the JIT works on bytecode and JVM bytecode has no concept of overloading. Maybe I should have specified that by "compiler" i meant the first compilation step, Java source to bytecode.
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by alserio 3y ago
I believe that OP is confused about when the resolution happens. Overloading is resolved by the compiler, inheritance at runtime
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by alserio 3y ago
iep, doing csr microfrontends

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