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aryehof
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aryehof
10y ago
Isn't a microservice just a small application behind a network boundary? Moving what might be a big ball of mud into smaller ones?
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aryehof
10y ago
This echoes my experience and thoughts exactly.
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aryehof
10y ago
I think "be your best self" is far more uplifting and positive than the ambiguous "be yourself". The latter leaves open that it is OK to succumb to any negative or bad thoughts, impulses or actions, instead of rejecting
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aryehof
10y ago
How is it good for domain driven design? Can you point to where I can learn more of this?
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aryehof
10y ago
A classic. I fear however, we have made no progress towards preventing mud balls since this was written. There are two old methods of application design predominantly used today:- functional decomposition and information (data) modeling. Bo
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aryehof
10y ago
Documentation doesn't mention it, but this appears to not work on Windows - at least not out of the box. Annoying to go to the trouble of downloading it to try, to discover it was never going to work.
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aryehof
10y ago
A good summary. However too many choose to view it only as Event-Sourcing/CQRS, a silver-bullet applicable to a minority of applications. One particularly attractive in Microsoft projects, since it is the only alternative enterprise ar
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aryehof
10y ago
My advice is be demand rather than supply driven. Be driven by what paradigm and language is suited to a problem, rather than just what can I apply my new silver-bullet language to.
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aryehof
10y ago
It gets compared with them because that is what it is particularly good for. Arguably, it is much less suited to Type 1 representational systems ( http://aryehoffman.com/entry/project-types ), for the same reasons as
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aryehof
10y ago
I don't know anything about Tezos or blockchain implementations sorry, but I suspect that it is primarily focused on the processing of data, rather than the modeling of the concepts in a domain – a specific area of activity or knowledg
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aryehof
10y ago
> "What is a complex representational system" 1. Representational systems a. Transactional systems [1], based around actions that need to be recorded , typically for commercial or legal reasons, like software used to record yo
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aryehof
10y ago
Future of our industry? Such languages are popular and suited to certain types of projects and solutions certainly. Particularly for systems in computing, and information and data science. However, for complex representational systems, in
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aryehof
10y ago
Royal assent is today nothing more than an allowed tradition. If the people want her gone, there is nothing she or anyone else can do about it. Parliament is sovereign. However, say Parliament did do that between elections outside of the
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aryehof
10y ago
You are downvoted because you are incorrect. The UK Parliament can decide to adhere to EU law, and just as easily take that away. Parliamentary sovereignty which includes the inability to bind or restrict any future Parliament, is the foun
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aryehof
10y ago
The EU can do what they want, including jumping up and down and yelling 'unconstitutional'. Any devolvement to Europe can be removed, just like the Queen could be - by acts of Parliament.
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aryehof
10y ago
In the UK, Parliament is sovereign. The Judiciary are independent, and only make rulings based on current law and precedent. Some sought clarification that the current Government (executive branch) could not invoke Brexit without regard to
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aryehof
10y ago
In the EIU's ninth annual Democracy Index, the number of full democracies around the world fell to 19, from 20 the year before. America’s downgrade puts it at 21 in the rankings, below Japan and even with Italy. http://www.e
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aryehof
10y ago
The constant affirmation of being "free", the need to "protect our freedom" and "the greatest country in the world", simply stops people questioning anything about the relative state of society and freedom. Ins
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aryehof
10y ago
I feel we are starting to lose the plot. The problem isn't about learning another language or which to use next. Instead it is about how to solve and represent complex problems and systems in code. Any language is a means to an end, no
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aryehof
10y ago
Has AI advanced from the 1990s? Or has there been a change in the environment it can be applied to, with the rise of big data, big infrastructure - big everything?
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aryehof
10y ago
> "It's not about objects and classes, it's all about messages" Often cited, but somewhat meaningless without the context in which Kay originally made that statement. One should instead consider that object-orientatio
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aryehof
10y ago
Continually report and contrast the original schedule and scope, versus changes due to requirement changes and additions.
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aryehof
10y ago
Way to go China. Thank you.
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aryehof
10y ago
Ideally real experience, but often just longetivity. Competence and good communication skills assumed.
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aryehof
10y ago
A sad outcome. I will more remember Phil Katz for brazenly copying SEA code to create the basis for his initial success - PKARC. His greatest achievement in my opinion was succeeding in convincing a whole community of programmers, that he w
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aryehof
10y ago
I contend that tests need cover functional and non-functional requirements . Everything else is to some degree optional. Of course given no formal requirements, all that is possible are tests of the technical implementation. Regression er
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aryehof
10y ago
I can only imagine. Nothing shows but a blank page when clicking a site link in my iPad.
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aryehof
10y ago
My problem with Google Cloud is I find their pricing too opaque. Will I find myself with a huge bill overnight is my worry. Is there some way to get started with a cap on my monthly bill?
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aryehof
10y ago
I'm reminded of the saying "every nation gets the government they deserve". Let's hope for the American people it's for the better, not the worse.
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aryehof
10y ago
For an updated version of Pharo by Example that matches the current Pharo version, see ... https://github.com/SquareBracketAssociates/UpdatedPharoByExa...
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