cosmicradiance

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by cosmicradiance 3y ago
Reminds me of my favorite parables - When Alexander meet the sage ‘What is your purpose in life?’ ‘I am Alexander and I am out to master the earth.’ ‘What do you plan to do after that?’ asked the sadhu probingly. ‘I shall take all the wealt
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by cosmicradiance 3y ago
C# cannot be an all-in-one language. Neither can be any other, including Rust. There are use cases for each language and a team that understands and adapts this mentality will outshine others. “You should not have any special fondness for a
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by cosmicradiance 3y ago
I believe this is the right direction - IDEs must become more intelligent. Are they already (really) intelligent - the answer may vary on your competence (it's more useful for beginners) and your expectations. Even as an experienced de
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by cosmicradiance 3y ago
Their Strategy - send Snapdragon to the tech-reviewers, sell Exynos to the consumers. I have experienced that with my S5, never gonna return to Samsung as a mobile consumer.
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by cosmicradiance 3y ago
Alternatively, there is an extension - `Lowlight Go Errors` by Ozan Hanedan. https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=ohanedan...
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by cosmicradiance 3y ago
When proposing a system design - have two. One using a monolith and second using microservices. Put the first in production and the second in your CV and everybody goes home happy.
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by cosmicradiance 4y ago
above 3 boils down to - not enough enterprise backing
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by cosmicradiance 4y ago
Yet the open-source community didn't build anything useful at scale on mono/C#. The C# community has still little to compete with Java when building large scale backend applications. I will love to have alternates to Hadoop, Spark
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by cosmicradiance 4y ago
I observe another way of gamification on SO too. Example - a new version of a framework comes out. On the same day there is a how to do X in version Y question for the framework version-Y. The question is answered within minutes. The conten
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by cosmicradiance 4y ago
When building a large system, the choice of language is always non-binary. You do not have to commit to one and only one language for the entire system. Python offers a great stating point for most cases. When you scale, certain modules wil
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by cosmicradiance 4y ago
Are you an expert in all those languages? To me these are the exotic languages which one gets inspired from when reading the stackoverflow survey, but there is hardly any one person I know who has mastered even half of those.
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by cosmicradiance 4y ago
I am yet to discover anything healthy produced at large-scale by profit earning companies.