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A metaphysical Theory of Everything(michalpaszkiewicz.co.uk)
10 points by blobman 9y ago|0 comments
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by blobman 9y ago
https://github.com/JohnDeere
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by blobman 9y ago
We know that you are just a guy with an opinion. But you could counter the arguments if you still hold the opinion, otherwise you could concede.
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by blobman 9y ago
https://github.com/DefinitelyTyped/DefinitelyTyped/issues/56...
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by blobman 10y ago
How did andrewrk disable allowing people to follow him on github? :-o
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by blobman 10y ago
http://www.echojs.com/
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by blobman 10y ago
The friend could easily submit far more answers than 23 if need be. He just needs to go to the toilet. Step 1: 10 bits information - First 10 answers as seconds from start of exam. After x seconds, friend goes to toilet. Step 2: Restart cou
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by blobman 10y ago
I like Medium and I DO hope it goes ahead with the subscription model. It will make it easier for me to stop procrastinating and to read something more useful, like arxiv articles.
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by blobman 10y ago
You are absolutely right, but campaigning for a ubiquitous language in a company has far more benefits than just the application of DDD to your code. In meetings with other teams or stakeholders, we often hear or say things like "can w
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by blobman 10y ago
We have full-blown event sourcing for pretty much everything. The performance on the read side is great (obviously). We have an Event Store and we rebuild the Domain for every new command, so it isn't particularly fast, but we have a s
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by blobman 10y ago
1. TDD is simple enough. Everyone should be doing it. 2. DDD - this usually results in plenty of healthy debates on naming conventions. Acronyms are abhorred and we try to agree with the stakeholders on the meaning of each word they use. 3.
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by blobman 10y ago
I absolutely agree. CQRS and Event Sourcing only make sense in some circumstances. I have heard stories of companies deciding to use them and only afterwards deciding which project to apply them to. For me, Ubiquitous Language and separatio
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by blobman 10y ago
I refactor my code fairly regularly (as specifications change). The use of TDD, DDD, CQRS and Event Sourcing gives me immense flexibility to be able to refactor a large codebase and then test it through its whole lifespan (with actual data)
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by blobman 10y ago
Vernon's Implementing DDD is an excellent supplementary book to Eric Evans', but it also works well as a Stand-alone book. I generally refer to them as "the Blue Book" (Evans) and "the Red Book" (Vernon). I sti
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by blobman 10y ago
Frankly, concepts like Ubiquitous language ARE definitely a silver bullet - I've written an article on how they increase your bus factor ( http://www.michalpaszkiewicz.co.uk/blog/busfactor/ )
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by blobman 10y ago
I would use this, if it was available on Windows Phones.
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by blobman 10y ago
If you're getting over the bandwidth limit of 100GB or 100,000 requests per month, you could definitely afford to host your site elsewhere...
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by blobman 10y ago
I would argue that the fact you are solving problems outweighs what skills you have used to build your projects. Obviously a showcase of skills is great, but most side projects are old and not a good representation of the creators' cur
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by blobman 10y ago
The way I find side project ideas easily (and get swamped by them) is by: 1. Getting involved in multiple activities - I am part of a choir, I play board games with my friends, I read a lot of books, I take photos of the night sky and I lik
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by blobman 10y ago
-511 to 511 actually, unless you're using unsigned integers.
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by blobman 10y ago
get the nCage Google Chrome extension
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by blobman 10y ago
Nice one! Should be fixed now. Thanks :)
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by blobman 10y ago
I'm afraid Xcelerate has shown us that hacker news readers' ego allows this sort of thread to get to the #1 page...
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by blobman 10y ago
Hey, I want some feedback too!
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by blobman 10y ago
I'm not so keen on the .plan files. But looks alright
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by blobman 10y ago
I've been running my personal projects website ( http://www.michalpaszkiewicz.co.uk ) for just over 2 years and I get a job offer almost every week (not just the typical spamming recruiters, but startup owners who said they
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by blobman 10y ago
https://github.com/search?utf8=%E2%9C%93&q=uses%2C+node%2C+e...
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by blobman 10y ago
Apparently researchers have already been training bees to find drugs: http://www.bbc.co.uk/newsbeat/article/33195468/honey-bees-tr...
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Bees cleverer than we thought(michalpaszkiewicz.co.uk)
3 points by blobman 10y ago|2 comments
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2 more weird js quirks(michalpaszkiewicz.co.uk)
2 points by blobman 10y ago|0 comments

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