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by audience_mem 6y ago
Perhaps those were added after they learnt their lesson.
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by audience_mem 7y ago
What's your experience with Linux?
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by audience_mem 7y ago
Nope, but it's so likely, it may as well be assumed.
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by audience_mem 7y ago
In a sense it is the perfect example of "clear is better than clever", or perhaps "explicit is better than having buggy edge-cases"
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by audience_mem 7y ago
> This often comes up in discussions about jargon. Jargon is a way to increase the density of communication. This is often perceived as a loss of clarity, but the question again is, clarity for who? For two experts, discussing complex t
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by audience_mem 7y ago
And even if one could articulate what a good abstraction is, someone would come along and disagree.
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by audience_mem 7y ago
Is it not a bit of a large jump from "shell script" to "chef"? There is some inbetween. I understand a shell script is not suitable for orchestrating a datacenter, but sometimes it is suitable for installing a couple of
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by audience_mem 7y ago
Could you clarify? Is the algorithm deficient? To me that looks like code that indeed checks the strength, so I must be missing something.
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Monolithic Repos Are Evil(yegor256.com)
4 points by audience_mem 8y ago|0 comments
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by audience_mem 8y ago
Some might consider this radical, but if one considers how long CSS will be around, and intends to live in the web development world, it certainly would pay off. There's nothing like the feeling of true understanding . Not the kind of
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by audience_mem 8y ago
It didn't come across as sarcastic to me, btw
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by audience_mem 8y ago
> A monorepo will serve you 99% of the time until you hit a certain level of scale when you get to worry about whether a monorepo or a polyrepo is actually material If you worked in a company that had a core product in a repo, and you