ehutch79

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by ehutch79 4y ago
The comments on this post feel like a lot of ass-hattery. Lot's of "it doesn't work for me, so it's shit" I do web dev stuff, and I have had zero issues switching to an m1 other than lack of ram on the the 8gb model
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by ehutch79 4y ago
Does the worker api support multipart uploads?
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by ehutch79 4y ago
That doesn't sound like a good ORM. They should be lazy until you access the relevant data. That said. This is where the knowing what's going on behind the scenes matters.
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by ehutch79 4y ago
Yes, there definitely need to be escape hatches for situations where you need to write sql. But that should be rare. If you're commonly bailing to raw sql, I'd say there's something wrong, probably a poor fit of the orm to th
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by ehutch79 4y ago
Personally I don't think there's anything wrong with them. They're just tools. but like any abstraction, if you don't know what's going on behind the curtain, they can turn into foot guns quick.
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by ehutch79 4y ago
No one sees the backend. So who cares? /s With ORMs at least, the developer is likely either thinking about limitations, or really needs the guide-rails an ORM provides. I doubt a lot of front end engineers, many of which probably have
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by ehutch79 4y ago
> I'm saying "Overuse of SPAs has reached comical proportions. That doesn't mean there is no legitmate uses for them." Lots of people ARE saying that it does mean no one should use them. Or at least are phrasing thing
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by ehutch79 4y ago
The way things SHOULD be, and the way things ARE, are not always the same thing.
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by ehutch79 4y ago
yes
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by ehutch79 4y ago
Running an email server, that is secure, is not easy. In the mean time, before you're qualified and know what you're doing, your mail server is a danger to others. From being an open relay through just plain unpatched security vul
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by ehutch79 4y ago
The area of 'i barely know how to keep a server running' is a problem for everyone else on the internet as your mail server starts relaying a deluge spam and phishing emails
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by ehutch79 5y ago
Is it ironic that it's behind a paywall?
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by ehutch79 5y ago
I know you're kidding, but there are legit videos saying you should never use If statements
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by ehutch79 5y ago
Reparations has been a thing for a very long time. It's hardly knee jerk. Slavery was and still is a vile concept.
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by ehutch79 5y ago
It says this content is not available in my region. Which is ironic because I'm sitting in orange county.
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by ehutch79 5y ago
This. Native Instruments straight up told me on facebook that they will not even test their plugins on any betas when they're available.
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by ehutch79 5y ago
I agree, but people also used offsite, hosted memcache... so... shrug
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by ehutch79 5y ago
What's not clear immediately is that this isn't a standalone offering. It seems to be meant for use with their hosting service. So you'd already be in the ecosystem, not trying to hook it up to like a netlify page or somethin
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by ehutch79 5y ago
Sure you can, you just need to write mocks that handle constraints, integrity, etc.....
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by ehutch79 5y ago
I have absolutely read that the only valid tests are unit tests.
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by ehutch79 5y ago
If you're writing software for an audience of "one" (one organization or such) Is it really that bad to have it be tightly coupled? You're likely writing something so specific that no one else will be using it anyways
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by ehutch79 5y ago
This is contrary to most testing tutorials and documentation I've read. I get frustrated and forego a lot of testing because the idea of mocking out basically the whole system in order to unit test is insane to me. If function A calls
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by ehutch79 5y ago
This guy is kinda... I'm surprised the headline isn't QUANTUM COMPUTING MAC CONFIRMED.
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by ehutch79 5y ago
Both, you can't make it long term without both.
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by ehutch79 5y ago
Fine, make standard time permanent instead.
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by ehutch79 5y ago
Funding donations
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by ehutch79 5y ago
Literally says: """Berserker Strategy: Pick fights. Literally pick the fights - """ in the name of being 'anti-woke'.
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by ehutch79 5y ago
I think this is the kind of software, where if you simplify the ui/ux, you actually remove what makes it so powerful.
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by ehutch79 5y ago
Perhaps the solution is add more pink? When talking about this stuff, we really need more concrete examples if designers and developers are going to have a chance of fixing the issue.
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by ehutch79 5y ago
This is.... questionable at best. Picking fights to prevent diversity? This really feels like they're trying to intentionally prevent minority and the underrepresented from joining this college. Am I reading it wrong?

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