collyw

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by collyw 5y ago
There is an assumption that code syntax is the difficult part about building applications.
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by collyw 5y ago
To me a microservices application is a monolithic application, with unreliable network calls between the components. That can't possibly make things simpler to understand or maintain.
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by collyw 5y ago
> Waterfall development is just as unrealistic in manufacturing as it is in software Is it? Aren't a lot of the largest systems build using waterfall, or they certainly were in the past. When i was taught waterfall at university you
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by collyw 5y ago
I find it rather troubling, lumping scepticism of these experimental, emergency authorized vaccines in the same category as existing vaccines that have had decades of use and well known safety profiles . It puts you into "yes" or
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by collyw 5y ago
I am trying to work out if you are being ironic in your reply or not. I am a software engineer. My job is to solve problems, not to "write code". It just happens that most of the solutions will involve code. The less code that can
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by collyw 5y ago
I never get why CRUD work is looked down upon by many on this site amongst others. Most applications are a variation on CRUD. A well done CRUD app should be pretty simple, but simplicity is not something that our industry encourages, the in
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by collyw 5y ago
Sounds like buzzword driven development
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by collyw 5y ago
Google some youtube videos about kokodil, its a drug used in Russia, cheap and very nasty, basically makes skin fall off of people
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by collyw 5y ago
Having been an addict, what's your views on legislation?
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by collyw 5y ago
"Conspiracy theorists", silenced by big tech looking more and more likely to be correct.
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by collyw 5y ago
Click the new tab. Lots of posts about sites being down. All flagged.
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by collyw 5y ago
There is some serious damage control going on. Numerous websites are down for me, yet hacker news has LOTS of posts about it as flagged when clicking on the "new"section.
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by collyw 5y ago
It has gone downhill badly in the last few years. Anything with a political angle has a hard left bias. Many articles just look like smear pieces.
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by collyw 5y ago
Stop defending censorship.
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by collyw 5y ago
The implication is that your dreams never involve any of these things.
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by collyw 5y ago
Maybe. At the same time I think most senior developers have been through the hype cycle a few times. Junior to intermediate level devs seem to jump on the latest "silver bullet" trend quite a lot not realising that this happens
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by collyw 5y ago
That seems like a circular argument. It's socialist because it gets described as socialist.
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by collyw 5y ago
When is the pandemic over? By any objective measures it should be already.
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by collyw 5y ago
As someone that has moved from fairly hard left to centre (though probably considered far right by some), to me the difference is that progressives think they can make the world better, conservatives think that such actions are likely to ma
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by collyw 5y ago
Nordic countries are capitalist
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by collyw 5y ago
That's more equal, is denying people the opportunity to rise actually more fair?
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by collyw 5y ago
Large parts of the world would love the chance to have the opportunities provided in the US despite this unfairness.
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by collyw 5y ago
Disgraceful. The vaccine has not gone through full FDA approval. The virus is only a risk for the elderly or unhealthy. And if we are going down the route of trying to vaccinate everyone, we might even manage a situation like Marek's d
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by collyw 5y ago
OK, that's an interesting case that I didn't know about, but it just shows how blurred the lines between genes, virus and transposons are. This is a virus that you can pass on to your children, but not others around you, correct?
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by collyw 5y ago
> Say for example your browser code makes a single graphQL query to a graphQL endpoint - that server in turn can generate multiple REST-full service calls, file reads, in-memory cache retrievals or whatever to fulfill the graphQL schema
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by collyw 5y ago
bad path to be going down
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by collyw 5y ago
Where does the idea that "nested objects in responses are not RESTful" come from? It seems very common from graphql enthusiasts.
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by collyw 5y ago
Curious about making tasks more complex. A new dev at my work is pushing for graphql, and I am sceptical. We have way to much complexity at present and it seems like a new less understood tech that is only going to increase complexity rathe
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by collyw 5y ago
I thought everything went over a Post requests and returned 200 error codes whatever. Doesn't sound like REST to me.
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by collyw 5y ago
Wikipedia has gone from being a decent resource to a horrendous politically biased site in the last few years. Like Reddit its only worth using for subjects that don't have a political angle. The far left have ruined something that was

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