damethos

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Directly Responsible Individual (DRI)(about.gitlab.com)
1 points by damethos 4y ago|0 comments
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Building a collaborative asynchronous work environment(stackoverflow.blog)
3 points by damethos 4y ago|0 comments
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Fight or Flight? Breathe Instead(alexanderlolis.com)
1 points by damethos 4y ago|0 comments
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System design and the cost of architectural complexity (2013)(dspace.mit.edu)
464 points by damethos 4y ago|167 comments
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by damethos 4y ago
Heh, this comment made me giggle. Indeed when someone says that React (or any other technology to write a SPA) sucks, they should just go back to PHP + jQuery in order to remember why we are here.
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Quantifying Technical Debt(chelseatroy.com)
2 points by damethos 4y ago|0 comments
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by damethos 4y ago
I am using https://docusaurus.io in combination with GitHub pages by committing to a personal public GitHub repo and let travis-ci automatically build the site. I am happy.
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by damethos 4y ago
I use "always keep an out", which is taken from poker terminology, but I like yours as well.
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by damethos 4y ago
The irony here is people will probably use it like nothing happened.
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Microsoft axes 10k, already breaking bad news to staff(theregister.com)
2 points by damethos 4y ago|0 comments
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by damethos 4y ago
Loved this comment. We use multi-repos and the only drawback was at the beginning when we were deciding about our linter rules and we had to make multiple PRs (or some other library that had to be stabilized first). Other than that, It neve
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by damethos 4y ago
> This led to Facebook designing React to let devs write encapsulated components with predictable output and behavior, but React didn't have a solution for larger global state. Facebook later announced a "Flux Architecture&quot
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by damethos 4y ago
I am experiencing the same thing but I read it anyway because It was an interesting article :)
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by damethos 4y ago
Ι would like to recommend this book which explains how rich people hide their money and owning assets without getting taxed (since a lot of people mentioned this in the comments): https://www.goodreads.com/book/show&#x2
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by damethos 4y ago
I just use Ableton. Would like to get my hand on a modular at some point
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by damethos 4y ago
I wonder what these guys do for a living. Some of these home studios are crazy. Must be tens of thousands dollars spent.
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by damethos 4y ago
Every now and then I have a nightmare; that I am back in class, writing a final exam which I haven't studied for and worrying that I will lose a year because I have failed. And then I wake up in anxiety and wonder what the hell did sch
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by damethos 4y ago
I highly recommend reading "Four Thousand Weeks". https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/54785515-four-thousand-w...
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by damethos 4y ago
Oh man, this definitely took me down memory lane! Awesome work! So many good games back then
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by damethos 4y ago
Not a useful comment but I will be honest...I read "Did GIANTS impact..." and thought "Definitely an interesting read".
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by damethos 4y ago
It only takes a few minutes to set it up. I use it for my blog, very happy with it.
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by damethos 4y ago
I was under the same impression as well. I have been using https://docusaurus.io/ for some time now and I am very happy with it and I am pretty sure there are other tools out there as well.
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by damethos 4y ago
> (B) had 200 unique visitors a month and a stack built on Kubernetes with > something like 8 microservices. It was running Apollo, Socket.io, and on and on; > literally overcomplicating everything...for 200 unique visitors a mon
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by damethos 4y ago
I felt exactly the same when I read this. Plenty of people who are very good engineers have nothing in public to show.
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by damethos 5y ago
Well, in my book, if someone promises X and does Y and pretend that X was never mentioned, then it's a lie, not a lure. Besides, isn't "lure" a "lie" that we are trying to cover as a "lure" in order t
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by damethos 5y ago
That's not how contracts work. It does not matter if the company changes its mind. If it's in writing then it has to be honored or else contracts would be pointless if anyone can just change its mind without consequences.
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by damethos 5y ago
I was the one who posted it two times. The second one was an honest mistake. This third time wasn't me but I am glad that someone did.
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by damethos 5y ago
Author here. First of all thank you for making this article appear in the HN frontpage. I read some interesting comments and approaches but I feel that a piece is always missing (or maybe I did not understood). The piece of how the authoriz
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Authorization in a Microservices World(alexanderlolis.com)
7 points by damethos 5y ago|0 comments
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Authorization in a Microservices World(alexanderlolis.com)
4 points by damethos 5y ago|0 comments

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