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dmitrijbelikov
16d ago
You should look at Workerman
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dmitrijbelikov
28d ago
Yes, but you have sentences started with "I ..." about 47 times. So i decided that you wrote about yourself. I don't understand the take about "programming is a way to make money". Programs cannot pay to you. I thin
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dmitrijbelikov
28d ago
Topic title: Programming is Art > for me, programming isn't art or a hobby > make money Do you mean their seal?
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28d ago
And this answer of yours seems even more suspicious to me. I don't quite understand you, sometimes you contradict one of your points of view, sometimes another.
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28d ago
This author made this post to counter his other point of view on "Why do developers write continuation code by hand?" I've been suspicious of this for about a year now.
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28d ago
Art is a system. And programming is a system too. They are different systems. > If I learned PHP, I could build back-end applications. If I learned HTML and CSS, I could build websites. So, what have you been doing for the last 10 years
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dmitrijbelikov
2mo ago
LLM is the new Excel
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What's New in PHP 8.6
(stitcher.io)
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2mo ago
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2mo ago
I'm still on bootstrap, and it still works for me.
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3mo ago
TID (XID) - VACUUM, AVTOVACUUM (configuration), process per connection - pgbouncer, odyssey
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3mo ago
No, this note is another declaration without exact explanation. If you have real bugs you should send a bug report, that's all. Maybe you should start from bug report without LLM-slop?
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3mo ago
If you understand Postgres's problems so well (though in reality, such problems can occur in many applications, and it's unclear how your rewritten version attempts to solve them), then why not address them in the main branch by b
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PHPStorm Lite
(phpstorm.dev)
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3mo ago
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5mo ago
Rust, Zig and TS went into a bun... /s
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5mo ago
Good, really good. But not real. You can achieve such ideal only without human which makes no sense.
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Architecture Decision Record
(martinfowler.com)
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6mo ago
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8mo ago
I'm sick of the fact that every techno-nerd (including me) can create a new level of abstraction, the integrity of which will be proven with foam at the mouth by other people.
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8mo ago
Skill is an ability created through practice and habit. Text files have nothing to do with it - they're not skills.
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9mo ago
Maybe from the client's point of view, although it's more likely a Tamagotchi. But from the server side, it’s more like a whole hippodrome where you need to support horse racing 24/7
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IntelliJ IDEA: The Documentary, trailer [video]
(youtube.com)
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9mo ago
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9mo ago
AI doesn't do anything fundamentally new; you search for information the same way you used to through Google. The difference is that when you Googled, you understand that responsibility for the end result lies with you. Now, "user
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Evolving PHP Streams
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11mo ago
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1y ago
Laravel - https://laravel.com/docs/12.x/queues
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1y ago
Seems you don't get the difference between framework and library. In practice, the winner is not the “fastest according to benchmarks” tool, around which it is easier to hire people and build an ecosystem, as was the case with jQuery.
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1y ago
I started working with PHP back in 2002, it was cool, the first code I had to study was phpBB. By now I have made about 10 applications that have survived to production. I learned how to configure Linux servers, understand the front-end (so
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QEMU 10.1.0
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1y ago
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1y ago
Nobody usually bothers with logging actions with files, well, that is, it is like that almost everywhere. Downloading files is not a joke, there are many nuances, for example: - format - where to store - logging - info via headers
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1y ago
This is cool. Dividing the answer into chunks, because most users can consume in small portions, this is an interesting idea. But on the other hand, it hints at strange cognitive abilities of the user, but here it is individual, perhaps, on
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1y ago
The software does nothing but what you tell it to do. And if you can't figure out the limits, then it's probably a personal problem that you haven't solved for yourself yet.
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1y ago
I think that Andrej presents “Software 3.0” as a revolution, but in essence it is a natural evolution of abstractions. Abstractions don't eliminate the need to understand the underlying layers - they just hide them until something goes
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