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by conor- 3y ago
Where do you typically find out about local meetups, events, etc.?
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by conor- 3y ago
I think the reduction in that working is because of an over-saturation of people who play buzzword bingo on their resume, LinkedIn, whatever to the point that it's impossible for a hiring manager to really discern who actually has a br
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by conor- 3y ago
Your example of http://endpoint/item.json to me would imply that this is a static file- item.json -being served from the web server; whereas the explicit content-negotiated endpoint implies I'm hitting the endpoint ite
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by conor- 3y ago
I think this possibly fills what you're looking for. https://learngitbranching.js.org/
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by conor- 3y ago
My experience is the same. I replaced Pop with Arch running a pretty low-resource desktop setup (i3 and generally lightweight programs) and I can get roughly 10 hours with very heavy usage: Firefox with a handful of windows/dozens and
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by conor- 3y ago
> So for smaller not-performance-critical programs, why not Python, Typescript etc? I can compile my go application down to a single, static binary that can run in a distroless container. The packaging/deployment simplicity of Golan
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by conor- 3y ago
> Should a novice programmer postpone their education by months because they need to satisfy the imaginary pre-requisite of learning vim via vimtutor? I think this splits out into two camps of people: 1) People who are deeply curious and
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by conor- 3y ago
You don't even have to read a vim tutorial. The tutorial is already baked in. I learned vim by doing vimtutor every couple of months to learn more advanced features after getting basic navigation and editing motions down and forcing my
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by conor- 3y ago
Until that feature lands there's this https://github.com/mcintyre321/OneOf which is pretty nice.
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by conor- 3y ago
You can write a method that uses IEndpointRouteBuilder for creating a route group so that you can split up your routes by object domain or into separate classes or however you want to. Then you add an extensions method for WebApplication th
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by conor- 3y ago
When I was starting out learning to program I found ESR's how to ask questions[0] guide invaluable. Half of the time just thinking about trying to ask a good question will usually lead you to a solution, or if nothing else if you'
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by conor- 3y ago
I don't know about how it became popular, but personally I find the prior to be easier to parse quickly without having to learn what a handful of decorators do as well as cutting down on the amount of boilerplate required to write an H
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by conor- 3y ago
My issue, as a pedestrian, is that more and more drivers are driving with complete disregard for their environment. I've had to jump or run out of the way on several occasions when I had "right of way" (crosswalks or stop sig
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by conor- 3y ago
How? The game is ported to a completely different game engine with an entirely different game server architecture
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by conor- 3y ago
You can write your own installer script that will set things up exactly how you want to do it, which many others have done so before, if going through the manual process every installation is tedious. There's even the (not so official)
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by conor- 3y ago
This is a pretty interesting perspective because my experience of using Arch for a decade is that the Arch forums are a great treasure trove of learning how to troubleshoot a Linux desktop. I also have never seen any prescribed advice of re
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by conor- 3y ago
Not OP but I've shipped software in a similar stack and I used the standard html/templates package along with the embed package to compile all static assets into the app binary so that the entire app was a single executable.
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by conor- 3y ago
The tooling is not entirely open or freely available. If you, for e.g., want to debug you have to use MS tooling.[0] You also can't use VSCodium because only the MS built/distributed version of VSCode contains the proprietary bina
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by conor- 3y ago
> Maybe you don't know everything that happens in your gnu linux system, and I think that's okay (to some degree). I think a lot of this is because there's been an effort to provide more QoL functionality out of the box i
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by conor- 3y ago
Except it isn't impossible because using OTLP as the data format means you're decoupled from any single backend. Switching to a new backend is as simple as deploying the new backend, changing 1 line in the OTEL Collector yaml, the
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by conor- 3y ago
I think the issue described is when you're storing in a vendor backend, e.g. Data Dog or New Relic. If you're not careful with how much tracing data you ingest you can be looking at significant being 7 figures worth of bills.
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by conor- 3y ago
Being able to have services speak OTLP and having my application configurations simplified to sending data to the OTEL collector is great. From an ops point-of-view devs can add whatever observability to their code and I can enforce certain
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by conor- 3y ago
You might find this helpful https://github.com/poteto/hiring-without-whiteboards
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by conor- 3y ago
YMMV, but I did not find the book to be super insightful or particularly helpful for how my brain works. It spells out a framework that (roughly) boils down to: 0) Pick one topic at a time 1) Learning by doing 2) The doing has to be exercis
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by conor- 3y ago
I've found that "devops" is a pretty nice niche to fall into, even with all of its warts. And that means devops as in literally a developer who can also provision/manage infra and operations and not just a YAML jockey wh
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by conor- 3y ago
For me it's that Vim offers me enough to satisfy what I want out of a development experience and vim is also installed everywhere which means I can carry my setup around to pretty much any machine (including servers when doing remote a
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by conor- 3y ago
> It might be worth working on something open and new Matrix is extremely mature and supports all of the things you mentioned and more such as bridging to IRC servers. I frequently see people complaining about IRC and features it doesn&#
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by conor- 3y ago
The Steam Deck is basically a mobile workstation that costs a fraction of what comparable hardware in a laptop would cost you.
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by conor- 3y ago
I think once Valve ships an installable ISO of Arch Linux-based SteamOS 3.0 you'll start seeing an uptick of people installing it on their desktop gaming PCs. There seems to be a rising sentiment of discontent with Windows 11 and the g
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by conor- 3y ago
> Except when the tests verify what the code was designed to do, but other systems have grown dependencies on what the code actually does. Assuming you mean systems in terms of actually separate systems communicating via some type of mes

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