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by eweise 6y ago
One example would be to return a single value from a method containing Either the value you want, or the error. That way you could chain a bunch of method calls together and just check for errors at the end instead of checking after each me
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by eweise 6y ago
Woot. looks like Go might jump decades from the 70s all the way up to mid 2000s language design.
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by eweise 6y ago
I agree. I wish the Scala community would inherit some of the simplifying culture of the Go community.
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by eweise 6y ago
I've used Java for over 20 years. Not once have I ever replaced an attribute with a computed value. Also p.x = p.y + p.z is much easier read. Another drawback of getters and setters is that you end up not looking at that code because y
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by eweise 6y ago
I sold myself back into an IC position by focusing on my domain knowledge and architecture skills which was still part of my director role. I think the higher pay is an exceptional case where they are paying more for my domain knowledge tha
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by eweise 6y ago
No need to create interfaces generally in spring when there will only be one class implementing. For testing, mocks can be created directly from the actual classes.
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by eweise 6y ago
Oddly, I just went from a director level position to staff engineer at a new company, and am getting paid 50% more. I feel like I won the lotto. Management was stressful and full of nepotism. The only positives were being a bit upstream in
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by eweise 6y ago
Did you try looking in the dictionary for the word 'racism'? https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/racism
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by eweise 6y ago
was the same in California 20 years ago. Didn't have fires like this. What's changed?
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by eweise 6y ago
My reply was in response to "Async/await works well when you need to manage scheduling of a single thread" My point being that it isn't limited to cases where you only have a single thread.
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by eweise 6y ago
Async / await is just an abstraction over threads. It doesn't dictate how many threads are used.
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by eweise 6y ago
I get the feeling that Go programmers came from some other imperative language and got burned by some OO features. I feel kind of bad for them. I hope they never discover modern functional features or they will realize how much of their lif
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by eweise 6y ago
Yes I agree as well. Our company uses Spring to write banking software and there is rarely a case that involve purely logic that can be separated from its dependencies. I used to try isolating code into separate methods that took no depende
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by eweise 6y ago
like a lot of people buy into the idea that unlimited vacation is actually unlimited? Only the truly naive would believe that company BS. Don't get started on company "culture".
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by eweise 6y ago
Sorry it won't happen. An office packed with humans is all about stroking the CEOs ego. Its just not the same seeing your servants on a screen vs packed together doing the boss's bidding.
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by eweise 6y ago
If you build your system around events then the saga pattern doesn't take much additional effort.
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by eweise 6y ago
"Monolith -> microservices : difficult refactoring" I guess my point is that it doesn't have to be complicated if you architect the monolith carefully. That usually doesn't happen though because frameworks don't
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by eweise 6y ago
Starting with a monolith could lead to really difficult refactorings unless you structure the code in a way that it can be easily decoupled.
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by eweise 7y ago
Elm gets taken out behind the woodshed again on hacker news. Remind me not to open source software.
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by eweise 7y ago
To be a fair comparison you either need to compare java to clojure or spring boot to whatever the comparable libraries would be in clojure.
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by eweise 7y ago
Why are you comparing a framework to a language? Can I not write a Spring Boot app in Clojure?
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by eweise 7y ago
We've had quite a few cougar sightings up here in the north bay but its rarer now with all the watering holes closed.
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by eweise 7y ago
8 notes is what popular music is based on. I don't see why it matter what the tempo is. Pretty sure no one would be in danger of copyright infringement of a 17 month pause.
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by eweise 7y ago
They are there to protect the business. One way they do that is by ensuring that the business follows the law. So, they are aligned the the interests of the employees up to a point.
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by eweise 7y ago
I haven't looked at this framework but from the one I am familiar with, once you make the calls async, the objects can live anywhere, locally or remote. Also, you may have to assume that messages don't get processed and thus need
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by eweise 7y ago
I think the author mistakes messy code for technical debt. Even with clean code, you will have technical debt because as the business evolves, your code becomes stale. For instance, your UI might start out simple so you start with just jque
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by eweise 7y ago
Funny I didn't even notice the change. I guess after switching to DuckDuckGo a couple months ago, I haven't felt a need to do a google search.
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by eweise 7y ago
"Can you be more specific on why you think the people who sent emails are "evil" and deserve to be judged" Sure. they did something to harm another person without any real benefit to society. I know you argue that "
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by eweise 7y ago
Don't stick PII in the events. Write it to a dedicated PII db and reference it in the event. Easy to get rid of the person's data. Just delete from the PII db.
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by eweise 7y ago
Totally agree. I used to love contracting as a programmer and with Obamacare, I could count on getting medical benefits. Unfortunately, it became impossible to work for most companies because they fear contractors being re-classified as emp

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