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by devjab 3y ago
I think it’s very cool. We went a similar, yet different route into the realm of code-generation rather than building our own api framework. Basically we have something which can generate, types, SQLscripts, data and type conversion and sec
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by devjab 3y ago
Everyone in a certain generation did, yes. But it didn’t carry over to their children as such, unless you were a member of fantasy communities I think it’s largely positive that you haven’t heard about them. This is obviously anecdotal, but
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by devjab 3y ago
Yeah, I was surprised to see this on hacker news. I mean it’s a great study and it’s good to know that heated yoga also works, but when I had my run in with depression (which turned out to be ADHD and stress) one of the key things in the re
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by devjab 3y ago
I had dismissed it based on its trailer but maybe that was too rash. I’ll definitely give it a chance based on your recommend here. Thanks!
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by devjab 3y ago
I find this to be an odd take on a VC forum. It’s obviously marketing and mission branding, which is only natural in an age where we as employees flock to noble missions. I work in an investment bank as an example, but our investments go in
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by devjab 3y ago
I work as an external examiner for CS students from time to time and I always find it sort of humorous when they draw the topic on decoupled architecture. Not because the theory is wrong in any sense, but because I’ve never seen it used the
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by devjab 3y ago
If you’re managers and tech leads then why aren’t you making sure the people you’re supposed to lead obtain the understanding? We work with both high and low level tools where I work, and in my experience there isn’t necessarily a lack of u
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by devjab 3y ago
I’m not sure why you’re being downvoted, even if you’re aren’t correct about the law we’re seeing rising costs of cloud computing. We’ve cut our Azure cloud spending almost in half by being more efficient and rewriting core computing elemen
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by devjab 3y ago
I very much disagree with your assessment. I will agree that the title is extremely clickbaity, but the author goes into how the move from Python to Rust only accounts for a .8 increase, which is impressive but we all know Python isn’t perf
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by devjab 3y ago
I think it’s just the start of the “the emperor has no clothes” iceberg that is social media. I actually think GP is on to something with their “nobody cares” bit, because if people aren’t going to follow you outside of X then they probably
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by devjab 3y ago
Rust and Go weren’t particularly good names either. At least if you wanted people to be capable of using them as search terms. Yes, yes, you can use “lang” but still.
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by devjab 3y ago
I forgot which company I used, but part of their deal was that you had the ability to delete your DNA data. Which I guess would’ve come in handy for a lot of people with 23andme. If you had chosen to do so of course.
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by devjab 3y ago
I know there are nightmare stories from open source main-trainers, but are they actually an issue on smaller projects that are build for your own consumption? We have an ODATA client package for node that’s publicly available and has seen a
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by devjab 3y ago
I’m not sure about that part about most people. We obviously come from different anecdotal stories, but in my business, which is non-tech enterprise, nobody views GPT as “thinking”. People generally see it as a “better Google”. Our main iss
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by devjab 3y ago
Brexit didn’t really help in terms of privacy though, the UK being one of the leading western anti-encryption countries politically. At least within the EU you have the chance of having at least one member state be an adult about it and rea
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by devjab 3y ago
I'm going to risk being a little nit picky here and I'm sure you mean it differently and just used some bad examples. You really shouldn't be relying on your compiler to tell you that you used the wrong variable, however, and
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by devjab 3y ago
It sort of depends on what you mean by markets. In most places in Europe the production of power is on the market, but the actual power grid is not freely traded. The grid is instead handed out to semi-permanent monopolies that are heavily
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by devjab 3y ago
It’s kind of funny that it gets explored less in real world applications. Like, if that robot was somehow an automated vacuum cleaner, or if someone made a vacuum bot with wall-e “emotions”, I’d buy that over its high-end (and it would prob
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by devjab 3y ago
You’ve had to watch out for “bad” programmers since the beginning of programming. Having been an external CS examiner for almost a decade now, I’m not too worried about LLMs in teaching because I’m not convinced they can do worse than what
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by devjab 3y ago
You don’t label yourself with a diagnosis. Sure, I also don’t think it’s healthy to view yourself as your diagnosis. I have a few myself and I view it more as an explanation as to why I don’t really fit into this “work week” thing that we s
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by devjab 3y ago
Access to our container registry breaks all the time for no reason anyone has been able to figure out. Not even the third party people we pay a lot of money to help. Basically we now add both a managed ID to the AD group with pull rights, a
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by devjab 3y ago
It's in the resource allocation/generation process of your deployment things get tricky. The first thing you're going to have to do is the networking. You're not going to deploy things on the internet in an Enterprise Or
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by devjab 3y ago
YAML is great in my opinion. What isn’t great is how hard we have made the deployment part of CD. I’ll admit that our setup within Azure DevOps isn’t amazing, but the fact that you have organisations with multiple teams or 5-6 operators wor
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by devjab 3y ago
I know there are a lot of google programmers out there, but was using search engines for programming ever a good idea? Don’t get me wrong, I’ll look up how to do absolutely simple things every day but I basically always look in the official
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by devjab 3y ago
For me it was more a matter of convenience than security. I didn’t mind using “sameish” passwords for 90% of my accounts. Good enough not to be auto-broken on one leak, really bad if someone actually targeted me. But what eventually drove m
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by devjab 3y ago
Your toilet actually spies on you quite a lot. Just not you individually, but your city and health officials actively monitor your “output” to keep track of things like disease spreading. Doesn’t just stop there though, your acid usage migh
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by devjab 3y ago
I switched to Ecoasia when BG3 released and a search for “BG3 wiki” didn’t turn up the actual wiki site on Google. Maybe it’s because it’s on a .wiki subdomain (I’m only 90% sure that’s what it’s at since I haven’t used it for a couple of w
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by devjab 3y ago
If I asked you to carve wood, would you prefer a carving knife or a Victorinox multipurpose tool? I get that it’s a bit or a cheesy analogy, but it’s basically why I liked Go. To me it’s the language that Python would have been if Python ha
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by devjab 3y ago
Go is such a productive language to work with, it's absolutely mind blowing how little adoption it has around where I live. Well I guess Lunar went from node to java to go, and harvested insane benefits from it, but a lot of places hav
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by devjab 3y ago
I spent around a decade in enterprise digitalisation, and now work with organisations transitioning from startup to enterprise along on their journey, and I’ve never seen a good low-code platform. PowerApps are fine though, it’s certainly a

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