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by d0m3 3y ago
That's called bike shedding! People tend to avoid complex stuff as it's much easier to discuss the simple stuff
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by d0m3 3y ago
Thank you that is such a useful change! I wondered about symmetry but had no idea how to break it.
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Show HN: Solve the best fantasy team with MiniZinc(github.com)
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by d0m3 3y ago
VS code (developer interface) has this feature where you activate a text input with a hotkey. It is used to trigger specific actions. You can type text and it will give you the actions that match the text. You also see a list of the actions
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by d0m3 4y ago
Because that's the reality of what our average life could look like if would have a sustainable life.
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by d0m3 4y ago
That's why remote work is so liberating. You don't have to stay at your desk but you can move your body and free your mind as much as you like. When I get back to the office I feel stuck. Physically and mentally.
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by d0m3 4y ago
This article makes some assumptions that could easily change the result. By the way, if you have a batch size of 1 you're back to the initial hypothesis which is obviously not how things work in the fast food industry. I think it misse
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by d0m3 5y ago
Initially I thought I would be able to do it with webRTC but it turns out you still need some kind of specific server to connect clients. Instead I cheated a little bit and used a messaging service https://ably.com/ . It was
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by d0m3 5y ago
Nice article. I built my own online version of a turn based board game because none exists at the moment. I just want to play with my family so I didn't bother coding a server at all, instead all clients communicate their actions to a
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by d0m3 5y ago
It sounds like good advice. Heck I don't wanna automate my life, especially not up that point. Imagine if the people the author contacted knew why, I wouldn't be too happy about it. Slightly related, I try to remember my closest f
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by d0m3 5y ago
This. I've been working on native mobile apps in the last couple of years, and I realized the only reason companies want to push native apps is because they can do whatever they want with the tracking and 3rd party stuff in general. Se
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by d0m3 5y ago
It depends on your personality but working from home allows us to be more connected with our mind and body (or connect them more). I'm not a morning person but I try to find the time for a morning walk and get fresh air. I take long lu
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by d0m3 5y ago
Great article, thanks for sharing. I like the vocabulary explanations and the chart that summarizes all. Will share and read again!
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by d0m3 5y ago
Well how do you know something is overengineered? It's when you know it will never (or too far in the future) need to scale accordingly to the engineering.
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by d0m3 5y ago
The concept of overengineering is good on paper, but in practice it's being overused and not understood precisely. I see devs freaking out when you use the word abstraction now... Suggest extracting business logic from a React componen
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by d0m3 5y ago
and for development in isolation
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by d0m3 5y ago
Maintaining git history is a waste of time. Work with PRs and let the PR own the context of the changes. Simple and easy for everyone. You can also link much more information than in a commit.
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by d0m3 5y ago
Yeah it's a good one. You need to feel comfortable with the time you have though. It's really great to fully be in the moment.
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by d0m3 5y ago
Fair point. I believe I manage to save enough time of "doing nothing" in my daily life (although it might feel uncomfortable sometimes as others pointed out in the thread) that I don't need that during vacation. I see it as a
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by d0m3 5y ago
That's awesome and you don't have to take it to that extreme. Right before covid I took a 3 months break after my last contract as independent consultant. Traveled in South America with a backpack and it was awesome. These 3 month
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by d0m3 5y ago
Going on vacation doesn't mean doing nothing. Like you I don't understand how/why people do this. I think it's about doing something different. Travel, visit, explore, camp, hike, do sport, meet new people, share that wi