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by aryehof 4y ago
A couple of my favorites, including “A good architect leaves a footprint” https://imgur.com/a/xH2YIg3
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by aryehof 4y ago
> Architecture is the relationships between systems I find that somewhat limited. A part of architecture “can be” the relationship between systems. As with anything expressing relationships, representing them using diagrams is helpful. G
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by aryehof 4y ago
> Citing your IQ is cringe Agreed. Doing so would indicate that the authors "Social IQ" is approaching zero.
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by aryehof 4y ago
Mac arm64 version on M1 reports the application installed from the dmg as damaged.
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by aryehof 4y ago
> adding a shortcut to onetab to archive the current tab How do you achieve that?
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by aryehof 4y ago
Touching on domain knowledge, reminds me that there are different types of software applications, yet I rarely see any differentiation. There is just “software”. Much of the audience and discussion here on HN revolves around applications in
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by aryehof 4y ago
On my Mac, everytime the application is started I get a dialog “Treesheets Warning” … “Cannot set locale to language “English (Cyprus)”.
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by aryehof 4y ago
This looks interesting. My first thought is how it compares with “Turing Complete” … https://store.steampowered.com/app/1444480/Turing_Complete/
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by aryehof 4y ago
I think where Flutter can be of interest is in truly innovative user interfaces, rather than a screen of imitated native components.
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by aryehof 4y ago
Rather than the purchase of a “one year older version” I think of Jetbrains as the following (if paying annually) … Purchase and own the latest version of the product. Get to use (not own) new features and updates for the next year. At the
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by aryehof 4y ago
Not as is. Instead as it was at the start of the current subscription period.
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by aryehof 4y ago
I'm expecting merica-influenced languages to start using "wanna" instead of "try", and "axeme" instead of "input". Perhaps the use of "fanny" instead of "end", much to the roa
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by aryehof 4y ago
What amazes me is that large established organizations are just as susceptible to fad and hype as an uninformed layman. Then again, many a CIO I’ve worked with could be at least labeled as uninformed, or largely informed by those selling th
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by aryehof 4y ago
There will always be those that think that Twitter can be written by a single programmer in a day or so. How hard can it be for such a simple idea after all, given that there are hundred of tutorials producing a version in just about every
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by aryehof 4y ago
Just by way of feedback, tried it on my iPad and found it didnt work well enough in Safari for me to want to keep struggling with it. Found drag/drop worked inconsistently, struggled to change task durations on the calendar etc.
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by aryehof 4y ago
I see this as another example of a failed migration project that focuses on non-functional requirements of the system, at the expense of functional requirements. Time and time again we see the same result in projects costing taxpayers or sh
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by aryehof 4y ago
It would seem to me that the author is saying that this platform unlike others brings him joy, without having to make public his personal information. I don't use any of these social media products, but I applaud his joy.
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by aryehof 4y ago
> In order to play the crypto game you have to learn this absurd set of rules. Bitcoin has a value that rises and falls on a (spectacularly) speculative basis. Apart from the complications of buying/selling/holding Bitcoin, it
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by aryehof 4y ago
I'm reminded of the following quote by the co-author of SICP - Gerry Sussman... "Remember a real engineer doesn't want just a religion about how to solve a problem, like object-oriented or functional or imperative or logic pr
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by aryehof 4y ago
Is there some innate cultural need to always have these circular insignias?
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by aryehof 4y ago
Most western companies reduce the number of features to ship, or extend the deadline. They to some degree manage scope, risk and stakeholder expectations. Only a seriously shit operation requires developers to “work weekends” or evenings in
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by aryehof 4y ago
Perhaps one problem is the term “ERP” software. Its an opaque and to some degree confusing description. Consider instead that we are simply talking about the business software key to an endeavor. Many of those systems might be somewhat sta
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by aryehof 4y ago
Email me if you want to chat about it. I'm loathe to write a treatise here sorry.
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by aryehof 4y ago
> makes the design of large-scale system simpler by hiding away the complexity behind the facade of objects exchanging messages. This Kay-esque focus on _messages_ has fudded the OO space for too long now. The so called "magical vie
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by aryehof 4y ago
> what you need is really just Data structure + Algorithm Lets hope your not in charge of building that new complex air traffic control system, bank lending system, or large inventory management system. Did you learn nothing of over a de
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by aryehof 4y ago
Lessons learned modeling complex systems, outside the domains of computing and the data sciences, into code. Over a decade was spent by enterprises designing software using Structured Analysis (data-flow modeling) - lessons lost. Functional
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by aryehof 4y ago
Why to me contrasts a huge proportion of todays body of new programmers. Instead of the pursuit of programming as a means to a profession, career or livelihood, Why embodied programming as something to be pursued for the wonderment and sati
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by aryehof 4y ago
Some nostalgic disappointment on realizing that the title didn't relate to RPG the old programming language.
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Reminds me somewhat of a human ant colony. Surprised it isn't underground, but then ecological concerns seem not to be a priority.
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The title is be misleading. I had visions of entering a cave and a plant preventing me from leaving. It should read “A carnivorous plant that traps underground prey”.

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