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by cryptos 4y ago
Quarkus is more or less in the same complexity league as Spring Boot.
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by cryptos 4y ago
I developed with Grails some years back and my experience was not that good. It is indeed impressive how fast you can produce a functional first version of an application, but there is price to pay for it. Groovy/Grails contain a lot o
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by cryptos 4y ago
In 2015 I worked in a project where really big servers (lots of RAM, fast SSDs) where needed for large database. The client had preferred AWS, but the monthly bill would have been something like 30K Euros. So, they went with Hetzner for a f
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by cryptos 4y ago
Keep that in mind if you have qualms about leaving your company for a higher salary (or more meaningful position) elsewhere. You are just a "human resource". Get used to it.
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by cryptos 4y ago
I'm wondering why they don't put more effort into such release notes. There was so much effort during the implementation and then they come up with this half-assed page what should be better now. This makes the work invisible. A f
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by cryptos 4y ago
Recursion is sometimes very useful. A good example is traversing a file system tree. You could do the same thing with loops, but not as elegant and understandable (once you understood recursion itself, for what you need to understand recurs
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by cryptos 4y ago
Maybe some of the issues could be addressed by using another tool like AsciiDoc (or subset from it) or reStructuredText. Another approach could be to define a strict and slightly extended Markdown dialect (everyone is doing it, anyway ...).
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by cryptos 4y ago
You nailed it! I'm always wondering how someone takes responsibility and then absolutely nothing changes for him personally.
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by cryptos 4y ago
Why use server resources for sending emails when you can simply lock the access badge? You know, Google lays off people to safe money ...
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by cryptos 4y ago
That's a useful feature. Maybe you want to create a ticket for it in the KeepassXC issue tracker.
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by cryptos 4y ago
Yes, but password sharing in a team is no fun. You could use a completely separated password file, but then you might end up with a lot of password files with different passwords that need to be managed in another Keepass file. In theory th
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by cryptos 4y ago
I tested Bitwarden recently and found the UX really disappointing. Some basic operations are so counter intuitive that I felt completely lost. This is definitely not the application I would recommend to non tech-savvy people. 1Password has
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by cryptos 4y ago
Yes, this is one of those talks. The book doesn't really cover much more.
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by cryptos 4y ago
Yes, I read the book and it is quite good. That is not the merit of the publisher, but the merit of the author. You can buy the book (more or less) directly from the author on https://leanpub.com/get-your-hands-dirty-on-clea
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by cryptos 4y ago
A good example for such a bloated book is "Clean Architecture" by Robert C. Martin. The ideas of the book are more or less completely explained in a single blog post or one of his talks (about 1 hour), but the book has a few hundr
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by cryptos 4y ago
There is almost nothing that would make Windows desirable. It looks a bit different, but there is no compelling reason to switch, so far. Therefore I'm not surprised.
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by cryptos 4y ago
Yeah, I don't get it. Google happily shows all the useless Stackoverflow copies in the search result and I guess that Google could easily filter such garbage out. But they do not. Why?
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by cryptos 4y ago
I really like https://github.com/ai/nanoid which is available for a wide range of programming languages. It creates short, random, and URL-safe IDs.
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by cryptos 4y ago
Twitter is simply the wrong tool to community larger pieces of text. Maybe we can return to blogs, once Elon has finished his job at Twitter ...
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by cryptos 4y ago
While I consider it a bit unrealistic to follow this approach in a big style, I like the idea. However, I would suggest to use asciidoc instead, since markdown is a bit to constrained. For examples image captions or tables are not possible
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by cryptos 4y ago
Why isn't there more competition? Or, as Jeff Bezos would say: "Your margin is my opportunity."
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by cryptos 4y ago
If this statistic is true, it would mean that Google's Android will have a poor future - at least in the USA.
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by cryptos 4y ago
Can the taskbar be moved to the left side, so that it is vertical?
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by cryptos 4y ago
For me even the top bar on macOS doesn't make that much sense, since the menu might be far away from the related window. This UI concept is not a good fit for large screens (and was never intended to be used with such screens, since th
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by cryptos 4y ago
What do you mean exactly with "the last release"? I think Kotlin is on a good way and JetBrains is investing in the right things like the new compiler. There are also a lot of low-hanging fruits in the Kotlin YouTrack issue tracke
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by cryptos 4y ago
JetBrains employs 70 people working on Kotlins core. > Today, 70+ people work on the core Kotlin project team at JetBrains https://kotlinlang.org/assets/kotlin-media-kit.pdf Plus a bunch of Google employees working
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by cryptos 4y ago
I was part of a team that processed really large files (hundereds of GB) in an Akka cluster. At that time Akka seemed like a clever choice to us, since we were Scala enthusiats and Akka was the framework of the day, but it took us many week
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by cryptos 4y ago
A good middleground is Kotlin. You get some of the nice features / syntax from Java without the problems. While Scala is actually a way more powerful language, Kotlin is more than good enough for most real world tasks and the tooling i
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by cryptos 4y ago
That was meant as a foundation to build some interview questions that might filter out the worst of the crowd.
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by cryptos 4y ago
At least Google was so honest to remove "Don't be evil." from its code of conduct.

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