domano

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by domano 5y ago
"As a developer, why do you want to fight your operating system to get basic things done" After 10 years of linux it took me 1 month with a macbook to decide that i just dont have the time to keep my linux running the way i want t
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by domano 5y ago
For some serivces in a kafka-based system i replaced the Postgres some services were using with File-based BoltDB stores or SQLite DBs. With kafka as the data source every instance was autonomous and would keep itself up to date using the k
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by domano 5y ago
Yes it arrived, was too impatient :) Thank you
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by domano 5y ago
I signed up for the newsletter but got no link to the book so far.
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by domano 5y ago
But then just use their framework and not their hosting service, i do not understand the issue. I serve my homepage with Next.js on my own k3s cluster with no issues, image optimization and all.
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by domano 5y ago
SemVer != Decimal
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by domano 5y ago
I love it! Especially the editability of the landing page itself! I really hope this takes off - so much more creativity-inducing than squarespace or whatever! Does not really work for me since i am not really the target audience, but i rea
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What Makes a Senior Engineer?
3 points by domano 5y ago|2 comments
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by domano 5y ago
I think finding a good balance between performance and development time & risks is important and C does not seem like a very good choice regarding the second part. At least for web stuff.
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by domano 5y ago
I find MJML (Mailjet Markup Language) to be a solution for many headaches.
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by domano 5y ago
I am 31 so maybe i have a chance to switch back for a few years, fingers crossed. Thanks for your replies.
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by domano 5y ago
Why does management experience make you unhirable? I do program every now and then in my spare time, but not to the extent the original commenter does in his spare time. Interview wise i am doing fine, albeit not for FAANG type roles.
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by domano 5y ago
I have been in a more management or consulting focused role for 3 years now and i already fear that i am loosing my effectiveness as a programmer. How did the transition back to programming go for you?
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by domano 5y ago
Since the HN crowd is really pro-nuclear and in my bubble nobody is maybe somebody could explain how to handle nuclear waste and if modern reators are really as safe as it is often portraied in the comments here. Even modern reactors would
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by domano 5y ago
Per head USA is first, in absolute terms china is.
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by domano 5y ago
Let us see how long it takes for HN to start praising nuclear power and shrug of any risks in this thread! :)
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by domano 5y ago
An undo button would be nice, especially on mobile
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by domano 5y ago
Dick wouldn't wonder if he is a dick
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by domano 5y ago
Wouldnt you know?
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by domano 5y ago
Sure, not having any hard skills at all disqualifies, but at some point you are good enough to do work and the social ability becomes the bottleneck. It is not about being fun to work with (this is a nice bonus, sure), but having the abilit
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by domano 5y ago
I welcome the reduction in energy consumption, but do not understand how a Proof of Stake approach does not effectively make Etheureum extremly uninteresting for non-whales.
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by domano 5y ago
For your use case i would recommend getting an android phone that has good support for a custom rom of your choice. IMHO all the straight-up linux phones are not capable of replacing a smartphone for everyday use.
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by domano 5y ago
Why did you jump to that conclusion? The only explanation i can find would be to brand you as a racist, but i'd rather not, that is why i am asking.
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by domano 5y ago
Wow i wanted to switch to iPhone later this year, but i did not know this. I exclusively use signal as my messaging app and this means i will not buy an iPhone i guess! Thanks for preventing a costly mistake :)
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by domano 5y ago
I really like to optimize for efficiency, but from an economical standpoint this inly makes sense for really big orgs due to engineering costs being higher. In the long run i think this defeats all potential ecological benefits of cloud com
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by domano 5y ago
Why do so many people complain it is not native? The author even said himself that it should be native. Clearly this is just something he did for fun - why would anyone get upset about it?
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by domano 5y ago
You could also frequently merge master into your branch and squash at the end.
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by domano 5y ago
I usually squash my commits before merging, i think that makes things easier while still keeping the chronological view intact
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by domano 5y ago
I have been going to conferences regularly for the past 9 years (eycept covid of course) and find them to be rather tame actually. Drinking is widely spread, but most other stuff i have not noticed. I also gave talks - maybe the community i
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by domano 5y ago
I have never understood the benefit of hiding away the actual history. Many people i know find rebasing to be superior because you have this pretty history, but i actually love having the ability to understand what happended when exactly as

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