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by bvrmn 8y ago
Can you publish benchmark code?
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by bvrmn 8y ago
I have a question. How proposed solution can solve problem with exceptional control flow? Monadic approach skips calculations under the cover and one need to track branching in his head.
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by bvrmn 8y ago
> There are so maybe potential problems with these three lines of code, that it is easier to say that it only accidentally works. A very strong and emotional point. Accidentally working code will have exceptional handling because of pr
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by bvrmn 8y ago
> But checkin had always did the same thing I bet you have no problem in remembering what git pull, git checkout, git add, git commit and git push do, isn't it? For everyday work it's enough. You have problem in mastering git,
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by bvrmn 8y ago
I saw many SOLID code bases hard to grasp and maintain because implementation hides data flow. The most evil workers are [D]-purists.
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by bvrmn 8y ago
I worked with cvs, perforce, clear case, svn and mercurial before git. And each system force me to learn new concepts and a new set of commands. There is no one universal set. There is no surprise your vcs skills are not transfered to git.
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by bvrmn 8y ago
> What probably is true however is that a lot of people should unlearn the OOP they learned in school. Can you provide references for proper OOP?
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by bvrmn 8y ago
> But one should not need to know graph theory to source control files. You have two pills. Or you know few basic DAG concepts, or you need to know a lot of "semantic" VCS commands.
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by bvrmn 8y ago
I recommend to visit https://learngitbranching.js.org/ to understand git better instead of using various wrappers.
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by bvrmn 8y ago
There is no surprise in passing iterator and it's exhausting.
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by bvrmn 8y ago
If you will do proper modeling in each intermidiate processing unit you never accomplish a task. It is software design 101. We check invariants on the endpoints not in the middle.
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by bvrmn 8y ago
> they repay hundredsfold Most python apps is simple data proxies. Glue dicts from multiple sources into more complex dicts and pass further. If you will try to do proper modeling here you never accomplish a task.
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by bvrmn 8y ago
Monad abstraction is a mere crutch to fulfill compiler greed. It is not needed in dynamically typed langs.
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by bvrmn 8y ago
Yes, it isn't the same in a generic sense. But can be applied in many practical cases.
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by bvrmn 8y ago
Very strange PEP. Most `??` cases can be covered with simple `or`.
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by bvrmn 8y ago
You can look at https://nim-lang.org/
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by bvrmn 8y ago
It's not a generic option, you are polluting memory with non-existing keys.
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by bvrmn 8y ago
Table separation leads to record fragmentation and big IO cost on record fetching. Your ideal academic world will be crashed under production reality. "Millions of records". Bwa-ha-ha.
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by bvrmn 8y ago
> you split that column off into its own table with the associated key from the original and store only those keys that have valid values. That will create real problems and bite you immediately.
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by bvrmn 9y ago
Author here. Yes, vial-http is not a REST tool, there are no discovery and navigation and all other high level stuff. But it can provide pretty comfortable experience with REST services too. SEO :)
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by bvrmn 9y ago
If it takes off then will complicate life for ops. Very mean.
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Show HN: Grafana-stack — a set of tiny docker images to run monitoring(github.com)
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by bvrmn 9y ago
> Haven't we pretty much already crossed that bridge? It's because CSS syntax has no changes for almost 20 years and even IE managed to clean up mess. New syntax -> new bugs in browsers.
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by bvrmn 9y ago
> When people are compiling to something you designed as an end-user interface, you've failed. CSS is a good end-user interface for many things without variables. And people will use preprocessors for CSS no matter how many features
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by bvrmn 9y ago
> I have never tried to stand up a SOAP Service with them but I can't imagine it's any good. Python has decent SOAP server implementation with one-to-one request/response schema modeling https://github.com/
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by bvrmn 9y ago
> Why is REST so popular? REST is not popular, there are only a few RESTful public API in the wild. The rest (unavoidable pun, sorry) are simple HTTP APIs with JSON serialization which maps with various degree of coupling to internal dat
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by bvrmn 9y ago
I guess there is nobody from 163 people who starred subj on GH who works professionally with photopea. So it's a fun and joke, no more.
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by bvrmn 9y ago
> all the basic stuff that you would expect to be there seems to work. Basic stuff is there, yes. But compare it even with a GIMP is a joke.
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by bvrmn 9y ago
Wonderful article, read it like a blockbuster with a constants clicking in my brain. Every time I tried to impose some sort of sprints for myself and the team it always end in Friday superdense coding with a half task moving to the next spr
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by bvrmn 9y ago
Many commenters here and author of OP talk about urls in browser address bar. However article has "API design" in title.

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