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by cc81 7y ago
I think the dumping (and re-instating) of wrestling was a good thing for the sport as it forced to innovate in places where it had become insanely passive and boring with very few watching or really caring.
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by cc81 7y ago
It was advocated, it was not meant to be advocated, but it was. And Agile has it's fault and it has become filled with consultants, buzzwords and all kinds of things but early days when I built an internal system used in factories for
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by cc81 7y ago
I do sit next to others but do have full sized desk, two large monitors and with a pair of good headphones I think it works pretty well.
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by cc81 7y ago
I know a software developer who has an unrelated degree but is very good at his job. And yes SAP is bad but it is also something that will do most stuff you need to do and follow the right laws when you do it.
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by cc81 7y ago
It is very possible but then that system is not for you. These systems are incredibly complex already and while there will always be some customization you should question yourself if this is where your competitive advantage is? Is Lidl ear
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by cc81 7y ago
There are other alternatives such as Workday: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Workday,_Inc . Never used it but it does not have to be SAP/Oracle at that size. Could still be the best solution though, I'm no expe
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by cc81 7y ago
I won't disagree with you when you say they are horrible but there is also a difference between lets say the user interface of something you rarely use and something that is your job. I've never worked in SAP myself but I've
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by cc81 7y ago
When I debate libertarians I've always felt that it has never been really realistic and I think a lot of people feel that way. I'm not American but as far as I understand Democrats type of freedom is very different from libertaria
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by cc81 7y ago
Change your first to "Clean up and look appropriate" then. You don't have to look flashy but I think if you are unhygienic you need to overcome more than if you are not. If you work in finance there are certain expectations o
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by cc81 7y ago
>.prettierrc Just to take that example. Prettier made the state of modern web development so much better.
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by cc81 7y ago
Sweden is no longer homogeneous. We have a larger percentage foreign born than the US for example.
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by cc81 7y ago
I think it is about autonomy and planning as well. You own your API, you plan your features and your backlog will be filled and you will deliver it. You will sunset it and when you on-board new people into the team they only need to learn y
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by cc81 7y ago
That is true and when you are at big enough scale it probably works. But when you have chosen a cool new microservice architecture for your team to implement and you grab that small user story that spans 3-4 different services things sudden
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by cc81 7y ago
>3. Deploys are very difficult, and as you scale to over 10 developers increasingly becomes difficult to push up (it takes one persons bad commit to hold everyone in the organization from deploying). I feel that is a way too low number.
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by cc81 7y ago
And the purpose of that gun is no longer valid as it won't take out modern tanks. Also if you are fighting modern tanks you would get shot down by MANPADS. There is a reason why CIA never seemed to give away anti-aircraft weapons while
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by cc81 7y ago
No, but the dude works at google and has written that and other books about Kubernetes so obviously he knows about scaling parts of a system and huge organizations working on software together. That is not what he is commenting on here thou
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by cc81 7y ago
>K8S's great. It's just not relevant here. It is very relevant though as it has become so tightly connected with microservices and if you are one of the most well known people in the Kubernetes world you will see a lot of appli
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by cc81 7y ago
Yes, I had a discussion about a very senior (but not developer) why we he thought we must enforce microservices in our applications from a technical perspective. He thought it was incredibly important to be able to scale parts of it indepen
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by cc81 7y ago
Yes, it is a pretty common saying that it forces separation of concerns and avoids the spaghetti that monoliths end up like. People are selling it as easy. You can deploy them independently, each service is small with low complexity. That i
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by cc81 7y ago
That is true and that was a pretty big shift and together with embracing open source more, going all in on Azure, supporting Linux etc. there has been changes and that has reflected somewhat in the community as well. I also think people bei
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by cc81 7y ago
I don't think it is necessarily about being fair it is just that the philosophy of developers in the .NET world has always been if MS has something then that is the thing we use. I've felt that within Java there are usually more c
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by cc81 7y ago
Sorry, not following. I don't have any deep knowledge about the subject more than I historically been interested in fitness and bodybuilding and with that comes some knowledge about hormones. Not saying "roid rage" is not imp
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by cc81 7y ago
I heard something like: "The second system you design will be the most over engineered piece of shit ever" I don't know who said it but it has been very true for me and my close friends who work in software development. I rem
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by cc81 7y ago
It depends on context. Ideally you have an automatic code review system that would remove a lot of these discussions and create sense that everyone is involved in the code bases. In this context however it is pretty special because it it wa
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by cc81 7y ago
It could be but I used to look at studies about roid rage and found back then that there was not that much support for increased aggression, at least not when using testosterone and in moderate dosages for bodybuilding (which are very large
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by cc81 7y ago
It is quite different than MDMA in practice though I think and even despite its name it does not bind to GABA I would still more liken it to the positive/social feelings of alcohol than mdma (don't mix alcohol and gabapentin thoug
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by cc81 7y ago
False positives could just be us not being able to detect that they are just false positives while more advanced methods and technologies might be able to differ.
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by cc81 7y ago
Depending on what the cause is it might be different. If someone makes a reasonable mistake, like pushes something to production that they should not, then you could argue that there are not enough checks and it is not something you should
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by cc81 7y ago
Sure, but as a whole they have had a few rough years. https://features.propublica.org/navy-accidents/us-navy-crash...
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by cc81 7y ago
The thing is when you write: >The problem is you have two types of people, you have the guy that sees his kid get blown up and is like F'it I am going to detonate myself. I get it, I could be that guy under the right circumstances.

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