cloogshicer

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   by cloogshicer 1y ago

   Thanks for your response! Don't you lose the main advantage of the monorepo then, since you can no longer rely on the fact that all the code at any one commit in history fits together? Or are there other significant advantages that sti
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   by cloogshicer 1y ago

   Thank you for the response! Genuine question: if you can't have one commit in production at any given time, what advantages for the monorepo remain?
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   by cloogshicer 1y ago

   Couldn't you just leave the other consumer at the old release (presumably well tested, stable)? I don't see how being forced to upgrade all consumers is a good thing.
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   by cloogshicer 1y ago

   Thanks for the info! Seems like a big restriction to me.
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   by cloogshicer 1y ago

   Thanks for the info! Seems like a big restriction to me.
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   by cloogshicer 1y ago

   Here's what I never got about monorepos: Imagine you have an internal library and also two consumers of that library in the repo. But then you make breaking changes to the library but you only have time to update one of the consumers.
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   by cloogshicer 1y ago

   Not OP, but this is Noel Berry, one of the creators of Celeste, a very successful and incredible indie game.
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   by cloogshicer 1y ago

   I've long been searching for a concise example of "good" inheritance, can you recommend one?
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   by cloogshicer 2y ago

   Fantastic post, very well written.
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    by cloogshicer 2y ago

    I don't understand this position. Why do people want private companies to decide what's allowed and what isn't? Shouldn't lawmakers, and by extension the people (at least in democratic countries) decide what speech is al
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    by cloogshicer 2y ago

    I'm exactly the same. Aqua is so incredible and I really tried to like it, but I just can't get my brain to think of what I want to say first, I have to pause to think constantly.
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    The issue with Git cherry-pick [video](youtube.com)

    2 points by cloogshicer 2y ago|0 comments
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    by cloogshicer 2y ago

    Is collaboration at its most useful/powerful when it's done selfishly?
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    by cloogshicer 2y ago

    Except our superior ability to collaborate is arguably our strongest asset.
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    by cloogshicer 2y ago

    Beautifully put. Thank you.
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    by cloogshicer 2y ago

    > you should at least make sure that the new things you make don't net harm people or the world. How? Is the internet a net positive or net negative thing? How about Social Media? Is it maybe even more complex such that we can'
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    by cloogshicer 2y ago

    The problem I have with this is that I haven't seen a precise definition of the difference between behavior and implementation. Another word that people use for behavior is 'specification'. However, a spec that has been suffi
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    by cloogshicer 2y ago

    Lamport argues that we should separate the "What?" from the "How?". I wonder though, for most problems, doesn't the "What" and the "How" of a program somewhat merge? For example, are performance
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    by cloogshicer 2y ago

    Yup, the UX has gotten so much worse.
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    by cloogshicer 2y ago

    Even that seems to work only half the time. ~50% she just doesn't respond to a voice command "Siri" or "Hey Siri" for me.
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    by cloogshicer 2y ago

    Interesting, thanks for sharing! This sounds like a nightmare haha What kinds of problems does this cause in practice? Do you have any examples? Not questioning you, just curious to learn more.
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    by cloogshicer 2y ago

    What's difficult about schema migration? Not being snarky, genuinely curious :)
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    by cloogshicer 2y ago

    Yup, I think the background texture needs to go away and the font color of the posts needs to change.
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    by cloogshicer 2y ago

    Fantastic article.
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    by cloogshicer 2y ago

    Thanks a lot for the offer, I just emailed you :)
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    by cloogshicer 2y ago

    Hey Jimmy, I've read your comment and also your article in the past with great interest. This topic is absolutely fascinating to me. I just re-read your article but unfortunately I still struggle to really understand it. I believe yo
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    by cloogshicer 2y ago

    I guess my point is that for some (maybe most) people, doing the latter is just not an option without a lot of guidance and, possibly, introducing some lighthearted elements and fun as well.
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    by cloogshicer 2y ago

    Sure! A lot of students have feelings of self-doubt. They get easily frustrated, or bored, or impatient. They feel like they're not good enough, or that they will never get this. They get stuck in negative thought spirals like that. Th
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    by cloogshicer 2y ago

    The most surprising thing I learnt from the past 5 years of full-time teaching both complete beginners and experienced programmers is this: The main barrier to learning, for most people, is emotional , not intellectual. Because of that,
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    by cloogshicer 2y ago

    No, unfortunately not always. Some people drop out before they learn it. I think it's best learnt through encouragement and support. If I have one takeaway for the last 5+ years of teaching, it's that most barriers to learning are