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by dotdi 6y ago
> the book is different from piles of enterprise architecture books that talks a lot about UMLs, formal processes, ceremonies, and roles Thank you. I generally hated every book on the subject that I got my hands on. I'll order this.
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by dotdi 6y ago
> The first designs how systems work internally, the other designs how systems work together The lines are somewhat blurry over here. I've definitely been involved with both of those.
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by dotdi 6y ago
> 1) learn to say no This is difficult for me. I think part of my success until now was a strong "can do" mindset. Thankfully, I have a superior who is extremely skilled, both technically and in professional cut-the-bs skills,
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by dotdi 6y ago
> The POC was completely unusable for the end product. That's why it was called a proof-of-concept, and not an end product, I think. But if it was unusable, then it probably tried to prove the wrong concept :)
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by dotdi 6y ago
> they make sure the code is organized in a meaningful way > code conventions used in a project and help to enforce them with tooling (git hooks, generators, PR reviews, etc). Finally, something where I can say "ha! that's e
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by dotdi 6y ago
I'm a big proponent of this thought, though I wish it worked better in my day-to-day. There were many times where I spend considerable effort into communicating goals and the background of why they are important but with sub-par result
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by dotdi 6y ago
Thanks, I feel this is great advice! I used to insist on writing down the things that were just floating around in the heads of the more experienced team members, and it went really well for a time. I was part of the effort that pushed for
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by dotdi 6y ago
Thank you! Honestly, I was just doing my job. In the end, I think I was providing valuable feedback that lead to decisions that, over longer periods of time, proved to be valuable. So I was asked to collaborate more on technical decisions a
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Ask HN: I've been promoted to Architect. What do I need to learn/do to excel?
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by dotdi 7y ago
Also chiming in to say I used Zotero for my Master's thesis and I was happy with it. With some plugins (I don't remember exactly) I had a very nice pipeline of "find paper on the interntet" -> Zotero -> automatical
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by dotdi 7y ago
From the wontfix issue: > We collect data that you submit via kontena account registration. We collect data about events that are happening in Lens app: application started, application stopped, logged in, logged out, cluster settings pa
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by dotdi 7y ago
Despite no screenshots I gave it a try. It actually works well, it automatically read the contexts from my local kubectl configuration and it's got a dark theme. I'll be properly test-driving this for the following days.
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by dotdi 7y ago
Is this satire?
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by dotdi 7y ago
The escape key is back, people. It's happening.
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by dotdi 7y ago
Your own title seems to be performing quite badly... Bad: 0.9917 - Good: 0.0076
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by dotdi 7y ago
I applaud your efforts and I have to say that this moves simpleanalytics quite high up my "in case I need analytics" list.
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by dotdi 7y ago
They moved back to Seattle right on time when it went up to become one of the most polluted cities in the US[0]. [0]: https://www.lung.org/local-content/_content-items/about-us/m...
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by dotdi 7y ago
The first reply to tweet #1 is > Imagine how good this would be if Lucas hadn’t already exitscammed from his previous project in 2018? Can somebody shed some light on that?
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by dotdi 7y ago
I'm by all means no Apple fanboy (almost all my devices are Android-based, work laptop is a MBP) but this sure is impressive. All of the presented features seem to be thought through and made to increase my productivity. Back in the da
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by dotdi 7y ago
My company recently looked at MySQL vs PostgreSQL. While we chose Postgres there is one thing that stood out in my research, I haven't found any comments on this: We were looking at scalable, HA, possibly multi-DC workloads and such, a
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by dotdi 7y ago
Look, I'm wary of negative comments on HN myself, but this is just a bunch of <Language I know way too little about>: <Simplistic or incorrect summary of a few blog posts I saw a while ago>
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by dotdi 7y ago
While this is true, it's not an inherent problem of maven, it's an inherent problem of dependency management is f*cking difficult™.
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by dotdi 7y ago
I came here because I thought this was about the ML programming language, aka Lisp with Types™, but it's about machine learning.
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by dotdi 7y ago
I was born shortly before the Romanian revolution and I still learned English by watching Cartoon Network. I never had to really study English since.
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by dotdi 7y ago
I conjure you, my HN brothers, reply as thou hast never replied in thine life.
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by dotdi 7y ago
Let's chant it together: dark theme, dark theme, DARK THEME.
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by dotdi 7y ago
So they found that people that exhibit lower ethical and/or moral standards behave with lower ethical or moral standards, which is hardly surprising but it's interesting to see the correlation show up in actual data.
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by dotdi 7y ago
I saw Hy pop up a week or so ago and I've decided to give it a serious spin since I've always wanted to learn a Lisp but never wanted to learn a whole new eco-system. It's been phenomenal so far and I want to finish my commen
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by dotdi 7y ago
I recently started working with Erlang and Elixir at my current company and I'm doing everything with VSCode. We have Erlang/rebar3, Erlang/mix and Elixir/mix projects, and no issues whatsoever with VSCode.
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by dotdi 7y ago
I cannot show you any code but only tell you that our Erlang team is currently migrating all Erlang projects from rebar to mix and the rest of the Elixir tooling exactly for those reasons.

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