cryptos

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by cryptos 2y ago
In what a cave of nerds am I in here?! :-D
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by cryptos 2y ago
The statement that everything boils down to CRUD is not wrong, but also not very useful. Whether you should think of some operation in CRUD terms or not depends on the level of abstraction you are thinking in. Create, Read, Update, and Dele
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by cryptos 2y ago
The interesting question is: What will Sonos change to make sure that such a desaster will not happen again? Besides some software engineering challanges I see a big failure in the approach to user experience design. It looks like hardly an
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by cryptos 2y ago
More businesses should work that way! I especially dislike these catchy 0 €* (or 0 USD) offers from other providers where all the truth is in the *. I really whish that Hetzner continues to evolve the cloud business, so that more kinds of m
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by cryptos 2y ago
I don't think that prefixing IDs with some semantic "type" is not such a great idea, because it makes IDs unnecessary long (and inefficient) and because it is basically a mixture of the actual data and a type, but we have typ
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Ask HN: What bothers you most about Scrum and how could it be fixed?
17 points by cryptos 2y ago|53 comments
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Litelok X1 Review: Out Grinding the Angle Grinders? – The Best Bike Lock(thebestbikelock.com)
2 points by cryptos 2y ago|0 comments
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by cryptos 2y ago
What I notice reading some of features is that Markdown is insufficient for that. For example Markdown dosen't support captions or side notes. AsciiDoc would be a much better fit for such cases.
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by cryptos 2y ago
Now we need another round of the language battle, because now this approach needs to be implemented in Rust, Go, Zig, Nim ... you name it!
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by cryptos 2y ago
Luckily there is Kotlin that gives programmers a nicer interface to the JVM.
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Celebrating Kotlin 2.0: Fast, Smart, and Multiplatform(blog.jetbrains.com)
3 points by cryptos 2y ago|1 comments
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by cryptos 2y ago
To make this secure, some secret salt value needs to be added before hashing.
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by cryptos 2y ago
You're right that including the Gradle wrapper is a common good practice for years. But if you have to or want to move to a newer Gradle version than you can enjoy the full randomness of the domain specific language from Gradle itself
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by cryptos 2y ago
What you say about Gradle's instability over a long time is so true. Even code snippets from 3 to 5 five years ago seldom work without some (more or less random) adjustments.
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by cryptos 2y ago
My impression is that inheritance is in many common programming languages the easiest way to share code. Sharing code in another way would require some more thoughts and sometimes code, so the lazy programmer takes inheritance. Traits as a
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by cryptos 3y ago
Yeah, but that is what makes engineering interesting. You always have to find the right balance with your trade-offs.
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by cryptos 3y ago
First the planes crash, then the company crashes.
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by cryptos 3y ago
Isn't accounting "finance engineering"? :-)
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Font Readability Research: Key Difference Between Serif vs Sans Serif Font(geniusee.com)
1 points by cryptos 3y ago|0 comments
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by cryptos 3y ago
Although I like Kotlin better, I'm really impressed how Oracle continues to improve Java. Some developers think Java is an old, cumbersome language, but it is indeed such a productive language and ecosystem with outstanding quality! Ja
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by cryptos 3y ago
This is indeed nice. However, static extension methods would have made this feature simpler (and more generic).
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by cryptos 3y ago
This is nice for beginners, but the confusion is only postponed, because then you'd have to learn why you need to write a class as a container for static methods and that these methods must be static. So, the Java developers created an
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by cryptos 3y ago
Rego is a DSL and the main purpose of DSLs is to simplify things (compared to general purpose programming languages), so in my opinion Rego is not a good DSL.
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by cryptos 3y ago
I tried to implement some simpler cases with the policy language, Rego ( https://www.openpolicyagent.org/docs/latest/policy-language/ ), of OPA and found it overly cumbersome. A simple check like "if user
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by cryptos 3y ago
I doubt that the price will stay that low. Bitwarden has taken a lot of venture capital and someday the investors want to earn some money ... https://bitwarden.com/blog/accelerating-value-for-bitwarden-...
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by cryptos 3y ago
Skia is also used by "Compose Multiplatform" by JetBrains. https://www.jetbrains.com/lp/compose-multiplatform/
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by cryptos 3y ago
But the project configuration has nothing to do with the web framework. You can use Javalin with Maven (and therefore XML), too. And you can use Spring without any XML by configuring the project with Gradle's Kotlin DSL. Modern Java de
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by cryptos 3y ago
In my experience the web layer is (or should be) pretty thin, so a framework in this layer shouldn't change too much in the overall application architecture.
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A Splendid Scala Journey(degoes.net)
1 points by cryptos 3y ago|1 comments
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by cryptos 3y ago
If the included timestamp doesn't expose sensitive data, then using UUID v7 is a good default, because it has performance advantages on database operations and items might be sorted by ID in a meaningful way, what is sometimes desired

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