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by dimgl 4y ago
True, but in practice it barely works.
422.
by dimgl 4y ago
Why not point the finger at Windows? Development on Windows is archaic.
423.
by dimgl 4y ago
While this is really cool (and a feat of engineering no less), I'm always really concerned when someone suggests to make an HTTP call from their database server. Many years ago my boss told me to make a scheduled task in Windows to exe
424.
by dimgl 4y ago
You're getting downvoted, but I've gotten messages from three different people trying to "be in the tech industry" even though they "don't care about code and don't care about understanding it" and ju
425.
by dimgl 4y ago
But Clean Code BAD. Don't you know? Chances are these commenters haven't even opened the book.
426.
by dimgl 4y ago
Clean Code is one of the best books I've ever read. I don't even code in Java.
427.
by dimgl 4y ago
There was a whole fiasco right now on the Halo: Infinite subreddit because someone downloaded Wireshark and started inspecting traffic and realized that each match uses 300mb. It's interesting that gaming invites non-technical people t
428.
by dimgl 4y ago
100% this. And yes, with inner joins it also solves the relationship issues.
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by dimgl 4y ago
Yeah Copilot has been pretty useless for me. I'm not really sure what this is indicative of. Maybe my coding style is not that common? I'm unsure. Mostly used it with Go and configuration files.
430.
by dimgl 4y ago
What? This is not at all what the author is describing (or even what you're insinuating is bad in Godot).
431.
by dimgl 4y ago
I keep seeing this kind of retort online whenever I ask someone to describe what is "great" about something. Why does it matter what I consider "great"/marvelous?
432.
by dimgl 4y ago
One of the dumbest blog posts I've ever read. Who is upvoting this stuff? If anything I see newer devs _not_ embracing DRY. Some of the codebases I've seen lately are hilariously bad, especially in frontend development.
433.
by dimgl 4y ago
What's so marvelous about it? Also, how is proof of stake hard to understand? People with a lot of Ethereum are now validators. ???
434.
by dimgl 4y ago
Maybe because cryptocurrency doesn't solve the more pressing issues in the country?
435.
by dimgl 4y ago
V Rising, Hollow Knight, The Stanley Parable, Valheim, and more mainstream successes are all Unity games.
436.
by dimgl 4y ago
Those frameworks have different purposes.
437.
by dimgl 4y ago
Yep, same. Vite is absolutely incredible. It's a shame that frontend is so looked down upon, but I get it.
438.
by dimgl 4y ago
It's not PHP. It's not even close to being PHP... SSR frameworks are truly impressive pieces of technology that might impress you too if you weren't raging uncontrollably.
439.
by dimgl 4y ago
Wow. Despite a lot of the negativity here, V looks great. I might take a stab at writing something over the weekend with it. Congratulations on the release.
440.
by dimgl 4y ago
I used Shortcut (formerly Clubhouse) for a while. It was a huge breath of fresh air coming from Jira. But I'm not sure how much of that was that I despised Jira more-so than I loved Clubhouse. I started using Linear recently and I can
441.
by dimgl 4y ago
Eh, this was a pretty contrived read, and a bad way to think IMO. A healthy dose of pessimism makes sense but I've never believed in futility.
442.
by dimgl 4y ago
> doubt
443.
by dimgl 4y ago
Idk, am I the only one thinks Git is really not that hard? At all?
444.
by dimgl 4y ago
> They make zero claims that QuestDB is faster than Clickhouse overall Are you sure? Just one look at their website says differently. https://questdb.io/time-series-benchmark-suite/ I don't use these tools. I j
445.
by dimgl 4y ago
`tsc` and `eslint` are not slow at all...
446.
by dimgl 4y ago
One of the few sensible comments here. As long as your product works well for your customers, they won't care what stack you used.
447.
by dimgl 4y ago
Wow, crazy long comment. I'm gonna read through all of this now. Thank you!
448.
by dimgl 4y ago
I've had 0 issues. Everything has worked for me out of the box, so to speak.
449.
by dimgl 4y ago
I'd love to read about this. Do you have anything I can read on the history of Solaris and its development?
450.
by dimgl 4y ago
Naw, I don't feel this way. I'm not a huge fan of Tailwind. I've used it and I get the appeal, but I think it's the next flavor of the year. Next year we'll have something that supersedes it.

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