davidjfelix

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by davidjfelix 4y ago
They're a mistake because correcting the language level issue with trailing commas to fix diffs was the correct solution. Instead everyone had to convince themselves that they prefer leading commas, which is not how commas are used, ov
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by davidjfelix 4y ago
I did prefix my opinion with "IMHO". But no. Leading commas are, in my opinion, less common in life and a distracting, surprising style for the sake of fixing a syntactic language mistake. "Enforce" might have been an ov
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by davidjfelix 4y ago
IMHO prefix commas is fixing one mistake with another mistake. Enforce trailing commas.
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by davidjfelix 4y ago
Sounds like you might love doing meaningful work.
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by davidjfelix 4y ago
No problem. I'm by no means an expert, just a sufferer of burnout myself and a friend to a few people I've seen struggle with it. I think sometimes the unfortunate news you'll learn is that you did something during your caree
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by davidjfelix 4y ago
Burnout is kinda like an injury, it makes new injuries more likely and you need to train around it. I think there are a few things that I've found that always help: * Removing the source of frustration or the thing that is burning you
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by davidjfelix 4y ago
Honestly, I write pulumi in typescript for a lot of the things I used to use terraform for. I don't think it's perfect -- the goal of a "pulumi program" (what they call it) is to generate a dependency graph that is then
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by davidjfelix 4y ago
Hey now, don't blame this on front end -- this is gitops with k8s kustomize.
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by davidjfelix 4y ago
Really bummed that YAML managed to sink its teeth into the IaC community as badly as it has. I know we have a hard time agreeing on programming language preferences in general, but this has to be the worst case of fallacy of moderation that
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by davidjfelix 4y ago
I really don't think it's that simple. Ethics bend and break around inconvenience.
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by davidjfelix 4y ago
It depends a lot on the state that one resides (or incorporates) in. With LLCs they mostly all follow the same pattern and if you're the sole owner they can be done without charter, initial incorporation docs, etc. With coops, some sta
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by davidjfelix 4y ago
I think the issue isn't citing it directly, it's citing it incorrectly. Wikipedia is a snapshot collective understanding of a topic, hopefully in a meaningfully cited manner. It's not that it contains false information or unr
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by davidjfelix 4y ago
Realistically, no. Credibility is often a crapshoot which I think is why you see so many otherwise-intelligent individuals believing nonsense.
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by davidjfelix 4y ago
This is the kind of FACT based analysis I look for when complaining about computers on a computer forum. Could you possibly assign a "truth score" to this for me so that I can ask a scholarly journal (which has never been accused
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by davidjfelix 4y ago
My guess is if you saw an outage with edge, it was because you were being routed by us-west-2
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by davidjfelix 4y ago
Yeah, you can select "edge" for some resources (API Gateway and Lambda are two that come to mind) which just means it's located in all regions plus some additional "edge" infrastructure that isn't available as
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by davidjfelix 4y ago
Total tangent, but gRPC is not dominant and I think that belief is cargo-cultism.
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by davidjfelix 4y ago
Ease up, I'm quite sure it was a joke.
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by davidjfelix 4y ago
FYI to author (who is in the comments): you may want to prevent the graphs from allowing scroll to zoom, I was scrolling on the page and the graphs were zooming in and out.
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by davidjfelix 4y ago
This only really tracks if they intentionally wear socks on specific feet. While some socks have L/R indicators, most don't.
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by davidjfelix 4y ago
Which language is the one where you make sweeping generalizations?
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by davidjfelix 4y ago
What's wrong with svelte's documentation or the community interaction that's happening around svelete? My point is that you've seemingly taken points away from Rich for the same reasons you're giving Evan You validi
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by davidjfelix 4y ago
That's kinda moving the goalposts. I agree that Solid is one of the more viable competitors to react for the combination of JSX + a VDOM-less model (this operates much like svelte), but my point was that it wasn't *Solely* Solid&#
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by davidjfelix 4y ago
I agree - I think JSX does what templating languages have been trying to do for years. That being said, solid is hardly the only one out there competing that can use JSX: - https://github.com/vuejs/babel-plugin-jsx -
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by davidjfelix 4y ago
Re: Sapper -> Sveltekit, you might say the same thing for React Router users who adopted Reach-router, back to react-router and are now on remix-router or next.js router. Also I found it weird that you mention Evan You WRT vite as a coun
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by davidjfelix 4y ago
The problem I see a lot in people who have a hard time debugging is continuing to assume all of their base assumptions in the face of a bug. You've hit the bug because of assumptions, so ask yourself: which one of those assumptions, wh
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by davidjfelix 4y ago
That's a LWW (last write wins) resolution strategy. Here's a pretty good overview of a variety of CRDT methods: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conflict-free_replicated_data_...
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by davidjfelix 4y ago
So there are two possibilities: - There is no reason to take them and this process will slowly fail over time as companies who adopt these policies slowly push away talent options. - You are not the target audience of a take home assignment
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by davidjfelix 4y ago
I mean -- that's the reason I switched to asdf, but my point is mostly that languages are building these tools into them so there's no split ecosystem, it doesn't require shell hacks and has much better ux than if it were pro
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by davidjfelix 4y ago
I've been using asdf for awhile because it's was good and much easier than having a language version manager for every language I was using. Asdf was always pretty good, but I'd sometimes see slowness and starship (my prompt)

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