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To the extent I feel the need to do this (in very large projects with many teams) I think it's best accomplished with separate modules. My favorite way is a single repo muktimodule project with the core code in one module, all the data
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There's a certain amount of disciplined duplication that you have to adopt as well. I think this hangs a lot of people up and failure to do it right leads to the complications you're discussing. Adding a todo note, marking it done
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I've seen people take Bob Martin's concepts and do some truly awful things with it. Mind-bogglingly awful contortions of concepts into classes in arrangements that have to be sourced from demonic inspiration. At the same time, I&#
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There are lots of metrics available to optimize for or use as guidance. The choice of which metrics to pay attention to is a politcal matter. I don't know that any state made it a policy to optimize for a reduced death rate directly. T
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Florida did lockdowns right. They flattened the curve and then managed limited social resources. Many other states just went into irrational and indefinite Long term lockdowns. Illinois for instance was locked down for months and months des
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"Now" is almost certainly a fantastic time to buy the S&P500. It's on sale. But don't expect to see that money for ~5 years.
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3y ago
Intent is the legal line for netflix.
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As I remember, it would have been very odd for them to do that in 2008 or 2009 when it was so immensley popular. But that was 4 or 5 year into it's life, well beyond the typical lifetime of Googles products. Them shutting it down in 20
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They used to do public betas. I remember Gmail being labeled beta in the early days.
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This has been my experience with kubernetes as well. Look I can and have done all these things, but it's just not worth my time to do them for my little apps. I'd rather be talking to customers and shipping features at this poin
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4y ago
There are a huge number of "devs" that only graduated from bootcamps, don't have a passion for development, and are in it only for perceived low effort high salarial benefits. These people are going to exit the industry and g
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4y ago
Extradition is only for criminal offenses, not civil ones. The EU can prosecute Americans to their hearts content. They are limited only by their ability to collect judgment. The US will not collect foreign judgements except as specified by
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4y ago
This seems similar to an itch I've had for a while on many languages. I have quite often wanted the ability to easily collect the arguments to a function call together in a structure with the function itself, and defer the execution of
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The ONLY way to get quality is through quantity. That's the key insight.
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Alone, this code is insufficient. You need an ideal to strive for beyond yourself. First and foremost, strive to be better than you are (according to some ideal - for me as a Christian it is God). Then secondly, you should love your neighbo
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Co-Pilot generated code is based on works that come from a variety of licenses. The generated code therefore must be licensed according to the license the code it was derived from used. In many cases these licenses are not compatible and th
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The biggest issue with pro se litigants is not their lack of understanding of the law. Honestly the law is not that hard. The law is usually very straightforward if you spend any time thinking about the particular domain in front of you. Th
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The only way to optimize for lowest overall risk is to optimize for speed of change. All the checklists in the world to prevent something from happening are fine and dandy until something happens anyway (which it will). And then they hamstr
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4y ago
I get it, but at the same time, there's not really anything new in computer science for the run of the mill enterprise developer. We're paying massive, massive complexity penalties to get a little bit of gain in productivity in on
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It protects against mass bots but not individual user agent bots which I think is desirable.
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I write web services in enterprise Java using JAXRS annotated interfaces in their own project as the "interface". For other Java services and even android these jars can be shared directly and used as web clients. There are some g
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What blows my mind is how are companies turning you down? You have 20 years of experience. You can do literally anything. It's crazy that companies are so broken they pick subpar candidates over you, even at similar compensation levels
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Using Java microservices I have only a single endpoint per use case that returns different representations based on what is requested by the user agent. If its a browser it will request HTML and I use some simple Mustache libraries to forma
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Developers need to know the business better than the business people. Always. Otherwise you can't implement the software very well.
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This is very insightful! Surely there's capacity to double or even triple the number of storage bins in existing warehouses by expanding vertically. Humans are limited to 6 ft but robots have no vertical limit. In the future, warehouse
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Real property is one thing. Chattel property is another. OP used the word property responding to comments using it in the sense of chattel property like a car or a wallet or purse. You're bringing up links to real property like someone
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Funny that the monopolies you mention are all highly regulated industries with government-granted monopolies.
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The economy naturally grows as we have more children. If the money supply is unchanged, this will cause deflation. Is 2% a good target? Probably not. Probably there should be a better connection to the population growth rate. Ultimately the
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I've restored Signal backups before. It was trivial and fast.
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> "What is needed" The best engineers do most of their engineering in the requirements. Even if UTF16 is the only way to satisfy what is wanted, is that really the best expression of what is wanted or is it filled with misunder
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