alunchbox

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by alunchbox 4y ago
It doesn't work well, not for everyone on the team at least. Static typing helps alleviate a lot of the bugs you'd normally get with a dynamic language. As of my opinion now after working on a medium/large size dynamic js pro
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by alunchbox 4y ago
Depends on the project I would say. If you're working alone sure, but in a highly collaborative environment I would assume it would also interact a bit with the social side since I'm constantly thinking of how best to name and com
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by alunchbox 4y ago
That's the catch though, stay out of media and then you're ignorant of things happening, as tiring as it is. Stay with social news apps like reddit and yeah they're a huge time waster but quick aggregation of news and can get
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by alunchbox 4y ago
Well and open source/community. Was there anything even remotely similar to pip,npm, cargo back then?
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by alunchbox 4y ago
never thought about the latter, lessons to be learned good call out.
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by alunchbox 4y ago
now that's an interesting perspective on how AI could push certain religions/fashions
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by alunchbox 4y ago
>and I earn much more money Do you think it'd be possible to pursue this if it was the opposite? Instead finding meaningful work but with much less money? I'm feeling the same way as OP in my current position as the work I do f
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by alunchbox 4y ago
Unsure about others experience but from an engineering perspective using tooling like exalidraw or miro we're able to brainstorm much more effectively than just a single whiteboard along with being able to have everyone contribute. Wha
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by alunchbox 4y ago
Thanks for sharing; locally debugging lambda and aws managed services is a nightmare
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by alunchbox 5y ago
Legacy microservices that turned into a distributed network monolith. Ah yes let's use location service to make an http call to location service for some db data.
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by alunchbox 5y ago
Make it vista and we're golden
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by alunchbox 5y ago
VPN is a thing if still needed but it's sad to see the internet now being bordered. At one point is was the wild west now moreso then ever the perception of the free web is gone.
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by alunchbox 5y ago
We're currently in the transition, any chance you have some insights to help ease the mentality shift as the team transitions to this vs bi-weekly/monthly deployments.
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by alunchbox 5y ago
I'm surprised no one has mentioned trunk based development yet. Never going back to git flow at a medium/large org again. Merge hell is a nightmare and releases more so. > When the feature is complete, make a pull request. gott
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by alunchbox 5y ago
>Also... I actually enjoy writing code? you can tell usually during the hiring process, some do it for the pay some for the love of the art.
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by alunchbox 5y ago
how do you stay focused for 6+ hours? Is it spread across the day in multiple small sessions? Meetings are horrible and even then a lot of times I find my work also ties in with many other individuals that cannot proceed without communicati
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by alunchbox 5y ago
They've been working so hard on getting their image better, they've probably started to understand how important it is to have a positive conversation about their technology vs their image of the 00's and late 90's.
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by alunchbox 5y ago
It's a different mentally. From tailwinds landing page it explains the reasoning. A big one is that you don't have to think about abstractions or relationships between classes. But instead think in terms of utility and really maki
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by alunchbox 5y ago
Soon?
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by alunchbox 5y ago
> Start treating people like adults, be upfront from the start, and you'll see anti-vax sentiment dissipate. I've only seen Anti-vaxxers treated as adults from the onset, being upfront about the data etc. It just get disputed,
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by alunchbox 5y ago
Title of the article is a bit misleading. They are simply reducing their releases to once a year. It's still as a service model unless somehow that release cycle changes the meaning of that business model. But it'll still be rolli
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by alunchbox 5y ago
You're not wrong, but if anyone on the team has already worked with a queue system that they need to manage then utilize something that scales. Otherwise there's no reason to use the cloud solution you're hosting with which h
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by alunchbox 5y ago
I'd look at stress indicators first. Nano plastics have a lot of issues, but it's not a silver bullet. We live in a world where most people are constantly stressed out. First hand I've seen stress cause physical changes. Neve
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by alunchbox 5y ago
When I install Visual Studio.
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by alunchbox 5y ago
I wanted to point out the native GUI tools are very friendly, cross platform and do their job pretty well that come with git (Gitk, git gui). Rather than a paid tool like Fork, Git Kraken, Tortise, Source tree and the list goes on. Also vsC
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by alunchbox 5y ago
No need for 'Fork' or having a 3rd party tool. Git log does half the job and Gitk the the other half if you need a GUI to visualize your branches. I'm always amazed by the tools surrounding Git so much more complexity than wh
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by alunchbox 5y ago
Rinse and repeat! Too many great products ruined in the pursuit of growth and greed.
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by alunchbox 5y ago
Yep, take a look at how GGG handled latest POE patch. Seems there was an issue with db paging but it's hard to find and took about 13 hours or so to fix. Sometimes bugs are really hard to track-down, it's important to learn and no
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by alunchbox 6y ago
Strange that this is the only point about Angular that gets brought up majority of the time. Angular team could have saved themselves a ton of trouble by just renaming Angular 2+ to a different name and it would have solved this public perc
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by alunchbox 6y ago
Yep, another data extraction tool. Neat but every day we strive closer to Black Mirror.

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