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by domano 6y ago
Ran fine on my ipad.
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by domano 6y ago
I somehow fail to understand what this is, but am impressed by it nonetheless. Is this purely for animation designers with coding skills? I thought animation work is done in editors with even less code required usually, but for me as a deve
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by domano 6y ago
Oh and i want to add that VSCode actually created a lot of damage for me. There were multiple instances where i practiced a live coding session for some talk or other a day before and after arriving to the venue Code language support just
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by domano 6y ago
Language support in VSCode for Go breaks in unexpected ways after every update of Go, VSCode or any plugin involved. gopls has not helped at all so far. Golang or IntelliJ with the Go plugin just work. I have been trying to use Code instead
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by domano 6y ago
HN is an important way for me to keep up with new development technologies and methodologies, more so than any other single website i know. This has helped with my standing in the company i work at, since i usually know every technology peo
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by domano 6y ago
I think that standing up is actually really important! We use it to keep things short and focused, since everyone wants to get back to their work and can not do stuff while also taking part in the daily.
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by domano 6y ago
Downvoting needs points, but upvoting should be fine if your name is not green.
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by domano 6y ago
In my org dailies are mostly helpful and not a reporting tool. We work in project teams for our customers and are about 300 people. Also our agile approaches mostly work out well, but our whole organization is structured in a way that facil
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by domano 6y ago
Thanks for the link, these really long term timelines always trigger a perspective shift for me.
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by domano 6y ago
For me in germany prime always has instant, rock solid 4k. Netflix also never stutters, but it starts with like 480p and gets better over time. Nevertheless the Netflix UI is far superior.
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by domano 6y ago
Wow, even the printer is fast in itself.
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by domano 6y ago
Why is it not possible for you to upvote?
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by domano 6y ago
Sure i agree, just saying that even WhatsApp ticks that box in some way.
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by domano 6y ago
Living in a country where there is a better social net in place, but coming from a refugee background, i regularly notice a disconnect with my peers. I do understand their financial worries and sympathize, but only because i am aware of my
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by domano 6y ago
Does anyone know why the first deployment of the day needs to compile the whole codebase on all hosts? Stumbled over this part.
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by domano 6y ago
My guess is that the priorization is different - signal implements everything with a privacy first approach in mind, whereas telegram is not even encrypted by default (even Whatsapp does that AFAIK).
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by domano 6y ago
I agree with the points made, but want to make a case for JWTs for all service landscapes based on message queues, kafka or asynchronous communication. There the statelessness really shines.
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by domano 6y ago
Wow thanks for the detailed answer! Can you point to reasons why IT is not as male-dominated in those countries?
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by domano 6y ago
I totally can relate and wish you all the best - right time, right solution!
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by domano 6y ago
I am from germany so this is at least not just a US thing. Isn't it well known that there are way more male IT people in all western countries?
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by domano 6y ago
Well both for that matter, but this is mostly due to my customers being very careful where they host their data, germany is a bit different in that regard i guess. Still i think that this is totally something that is missing! Maybe CMS Plu
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by domano 6y ago
I've been whishing for a CMS like that, but i would prefer something selfhosted though. Headless CMSes are not customer friendly at all.
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by domano 6y ago
I gave a few workshops on golang development in Jordan and what i noticed is that women were much more common in the comp sci department. They also were way more interested in the topic- is the situation in gaza similiar? This was really re
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by domano 6y ago
This is the first time i have seen this argument. Just understanding ownership seems more complex to me than writing a simple web app in go or PHP for that matter. I am sure rust is great but it is at the very least more difficult to learn
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by domano 6y ago
In the go trainings i have given i noticed that syntax really was never the issue, but some concepts were awfully hard for some participants to understand. Also pointers are a thing people are afraid of for some reason. On the other hand i
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by domano 6y ago
I would have thought that a change in expressiveness leads to less maintainability, not more. Could you elaborate on that point?
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by domano 6y ago
I have a list of priorities when developing (most to least important): Reduce Statefulness -> Explicit error handling -> Reduce Dependencies (sometimes even violating DRY if need be) -> Reduce complexity -> Everything else. Desi
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by domano 6y ago
Except for the pyramid of doom (which you can avoid with good architecture) this reads more like "why to use go over haskell" (at least for me as someone familiar with go). I started writing go at the same time i started to work o
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by domano 6y ago
I don't see a lot of cost associated with the duck typing-ish approach go takes with interfaces. Instead of passing an implementation directly (or even having it in the first place) you can develop with an interface from the get go. Ma
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by domano 6y ago
well then we are back in the database, so basically it is a session again.

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