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by bGl2YW5j 5y ago
Awesome article. Maths education needs way more visualisation in it like this. I first found out about Kalman Filters when looking up how large ships use software to remain stationary in the same geographical location even whilst surrounded
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by bGl2YW5j 5y ago
.NET has most of this. Love it.
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by bGl2YW5j 5y ago
This JSX syntax is a perfect example of one of its subtleties: map() creates an array, and an array of elements is automatically expanded to single elements. I know that when I learnt JSX, this was not intuitive. The word 'each' c
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by bGl2YW5j 5y ago
At least this time Svelte is a step closer toward the native browser stack rather than yet another abstraction layer.
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by bGl2YW5j 5y ago
Perhaps a shift in mindset about how to approach using Svelte would help. Svelte is not React, and using React for an extended period really changes how you think about frontend code (structure-wise etc). As a quick example, the Svelte &#x2
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by bGl2YW5j 5y ago
Face ID data is stored in an encrypted section of the iPhone's hardware and not transmitted: https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT208108 https://support.apple.com/en-au/guide/security/s
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by bGl2YW5j 5y ago
The "high tech illusion" concept spoken about by the book "Peopleware" relates to this. It's the idea that software engineering is viewed as a high-tech profession on par with something like rocket engineering. In r
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by bGl2YW5j 5y ago
Been using DDG for the past 3 years without any complaints except the lacking restaurant information. Everything else is on par with or better than Google.
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by bGl2YW5j 5y ago
Good on you for trusting your team and allowing for such experimentation! We need more people in management with this attitude.
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by bGl2YW5j 6y ago
Def fun for personal projects, but when it comes to work, I've been on projects made up of multiple services with the silliest, vaguest names ever; all this did was made it impossible to remember what each service actually did! Such a
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by bGl2YW5j 8y ago
I'm in complete agreement with you. The modern work system needs to change! We all deserve to be actually living lives instead of being forced into 5 day/week jobs if we don't want to!
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by bGl2YW5j 8y ago
> How is this not just an alternative to normal Docker tools? From my understanding, you've got Docker for defining your app's services, you've got Kubernetes for orchestrating them, you've got Terraform et al. for de
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by bGl2YW5j 8y ago
What more is there to say other than it's just wrong. Whilst interesting technology, can us humans really be trusted to do the right thing with it just yet, if ever?
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by bGl2YW5j 8y ago
Interesting alternate viewpoint!
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by bGl2YW5j 8y ago
I too, have found error handling in Go to be quite good even if it is verbose. I like knowing where exactly an error has come from and that the language makes me think about how to handle them before continuing. > ...but not annoyed by e
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by bGl2YW5j 8y ago
> Go goes into: oops our error handling requires 2 times as much code as the actual program, so people are just panicking everywhere. That sounds more like laziness on the part of the programmer, rather than the language design.