drbojingle

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by drbojingle 4y ago
The shift from thin client to fat client forced the frontend to deal with greater state, sync and cache issues. The build ecosystem has multiple steps and langs. The visual fidelity and complexity of UI makes it difficult to test requiring
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by drbojingle 4y ago
Why not Zoidberg?
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by drbojingle 4y ago
I wish I could say. I think it depends really. I like jumping jobs around every 2 years. If I don't like the people I'll jump sooner but in 12 years that's only happened once. You gain perspective with every new company and i
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by drbojingle 4y ago
I suspect its just easier and faster (in terms of cpu and network throughput) to translate human facial expessions to a digital represebtation and apply it to lofi animated character than using something more hi def.
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by drbojingle 4y ago
Thats more for macros than anything else imo.
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by drbojingle 4y ago
As others have said, a full rewrite isn't needed. Go bit by bit. Secondly the worst code you've ever seen is capable of pulling in 20 mil per year. Was the best? There is something to be said for success and it really makes me won
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by drbojingle 4y ago
eenie meenie miney mo
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by drbojingle 4y ago
"Disruptive children" are arguably dusruptive because the system is soul sucking and one size fits all. Its just not going to work for everyone. Forest schools all the way
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by drbojingle 4y ago
Everything is contextual. If you want to do webdev you could learn JS or PHP or something. If you wanted to do data science then Python or R would be a good step. If you like the idea of exploring languages for shits and giggles go with elm
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by drbojingle 4y ago
The talent was realizing his challange and finding a way to deal with it.
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by drbojingle 4y ago
Essentually asking "can newer tech become easier to use and more accessible". The answer is yes. Ive seen juniors struggle with django but make quick progress with hasura. I know plenty of developers who still dont use snippets. A
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by drbojingle 4y ago
The problem with dry is no one tells when when to not use it. It's great when you have 5 instances of the same string, much like oop is great when all your objects are animals that fit into a neat little category. It's not so grea
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by drbojingle 4y ago
No, I honestly just don't know what you're talking about lol. What exactly are you building?
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by drbojingle 4y ago
Kinda what I expect as well. I could understand it if a company was bringing in whole teams to scale up development of a large project quickly. Even then support would could be a nightmare. Doing it just because sounds painful.
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by drbojingle 4y ago
What exactly are you making that requires the use of multiple languages?
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by drbojingle 4y ago
UO sounds like it was modeled off real life then
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by drbojingle 4y ago
Saitama would surely agree with the headline
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by drbojingle 4y ago
infiltrate? They're not spies. They're savants at best.
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by drbojingle 4y ago
computers do what they're told. If it's oppressive, then the influencers are oppressive
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by drbojingle 4y ago
You could ask for a count of records and divide by the page size.
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by drbojingle 4y ago
Got a couple ideas I've wantes to implement but haven't made the time to build them: stardew valley meets fallout. Subnatica in space. Inspired by an episode of love death plus robots.
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by drbojingle 4y ago
At a certain scale monoliths will no doubt break down but I believe the author and many other developers are bothered when monoliths are an optimal solution for their scale and problem space but end up replaced by one that's suboptimal
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by drbojingle 4y ago
Doubt
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by drbojingle 5y ago
If the utility isn't there why teach it? Feels like it won't connect. Better to teach them to have self disciplined and minimalistic isn't it?
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by drbojingle 5y ago
yup, all the time. A simple scripts to make git branches fuzzy searchable, a script to process csv bank statements from my bank and categorize them. todo list, alias management, ELO graphs for Age of Empires II: DE, sublime text plugin to c
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Simple todo list in 40 lines of Bash(github.com)
2 points by drbojingle 5y ago|0 comments
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Command line utilities for redoing commands (similar to redo but it's just Bash)(gist.github.com)
3 points by drbojingle 5y ago|1 comments
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by drbojingle 5y ago
I saw Redo https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30878935 here and it's very similar to bash scripts I wrote years ago powered by FZF so I figured I'd post my script to shamelessly farm internet points. IMO redo an
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by drbojingle 5y ago
Are you honestly telling me that developers know best? All that leverage and you just want to not listen to anyone? Honestly you'd get further not leveraging anything than doing that. I agree with your last paragraph and your first but
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by drbojingle 5y ago
I'm currently learning lisp dialects. Clojurescript and fennel atm.

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