gls2ro

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by gls2ro 4y ago
First, I do agree that Ruby ecosystem could do some things better and IMO in the last year or so there are some good projects happening in this space. Second, I cannot refute your arguments. That is because I see them more of a personal pre
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by gls2ro 4y ago
Thank you for replying to give more context. You have some courage to go to a Ruby project and try to upgrade Rails from 4 to 7. I hope it will go as smoothly as possible. Props to you! I am not sure if it helps and maybe you know these, bu
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I am sorry for your experience with this. I am just trying to understand your case. So if you have a Gemfile in your folder and then execute something like bundle config set --local path "vendor/bundle" Then all gem
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For me this fits more into how I think or how I say things in my mind. It might be that I am not an english speaker, but for example when I say to someone a list of instructions I usually say it like this: "Add more water if the dough
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(out of curiosity) What is hard to understand about Ruby?
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I am sure it will not bring you back :) but in case others might read this and have the same issue the solution is to config bundler to install the gems locally inside a project folder (I usually go for ./vendor/bundle) and the ad
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There is a gem that does that used by Rails and multiple other gems: https://github.com/fxn/zeitwerk It is pretty easy to set it up in any Ruby project.
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It is hard to have a valuable answer for you without knowing more information like: What do you mean when you say “beat the tech interview”? to what jobs did you applied? What were they asking specifically? What kind of questions were you a
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Ok, I see now what is the point that we disagree: What does 200 means with regards to existence/non-existence. I think 200 means something exists and 404 is the representation of non-existence. You think (please correct me if I am wron
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So let me ask you this what about the following request: Let's say that you have a nested resource/path that will return devices owned by the employee so you will have this path: `GET /api/v1/employees/1/d
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(I think debating is good and healthy, so let me do a short rebuttal about the difference between `/api/v11/employees/1` and `/api/v1/employees/100` with an example specifically because you say that y
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404 is consistent with the way a HTTP server works if what you build is not a dynamic app but a static website. If you try to request a file `/public/pdfs/100.pdf` and that does not exists what does the server respond? 404 Wh
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by gls2ro 4y ago
I think the article is missing some points with regards to the REST. If the API that the author is building is a REST API then the response for a non-existing resource is 404. In case of REST the main idea is that if you try to GET a resour
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Let me add here something that was maybe not mentioned clearly in the comments: Time is an important ingredient of good code reviews. If the team members have their capacity allocated fully then there is no time to do proper code review. T
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Based on comments from here and talking with friends, Meta was already on the way to having a bad reputation among engineers. I think this will just add more to that image. Damaging a company's reputation among engineers is not somethi
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They are compared, but not the same. It is a metaphor but not a good one: Cut access to social media to someone and maybe they will get angry for a short period of time and then they will move on. Cut access to water and people will get ang
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I actually think that the example provided in the article can be solved easy - without adding too much complexity with OOP as the author explains in the third point. Yes, I actually think OOP is not bad :) But I disagree with their conclusi
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What is a huge company? Here is an example of a team that is doing great work in mobile, frontend and backend: 3 people doing native iOS, 2 people doing native Android, 3 backend engineers, 1 frontend and 1 QA. Two engineering managers&#x2F
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While your math is correct it also contains a false assumption about how much land is needed: What do you think about Netherlands? It seems to me they had a good way to use the space while keeping it green and also caring about nature. Eart
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I think we are past the peak of Scrum. IMHO Scrum was a prescription of how to be agile because being agile is a kind if philosophy and it is hard to make it work quickly without huge investment in the growth of each individual. Its main le
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I will take a look at Shortcut and see how it fits. For context: in almost all project (including side projects) where I am involved we are using ShapeUp. We start with a general description of what we want to solve and what value will brin
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Ask HN: What are you using to manage in your team the projects/features?
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IANAL but as far as I see it the case of copilot could be described as an ML that will output sometimes parts of the training dataset itself.
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I don't understand your assertion here: If it is about the video on the homepage of the product, I just check it as it is a video with a total length of 15 minutes. It includes also an explanation of the problem he tries to solve. I re
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I fail to see how in the screenshot you provided Copilot suggests code _in the middle_ of the line. What I see is Copilot suggesting an entire line. Or does the suggestion start on the Err line with the "{" ?
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I think you can take a look here: https://www.thoughtworks.com/radar I am in no way affiliated with them nor I know many of the technology names they use there, but I think it might provide a good starting point.
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I personally like the single button mouse. It is the only mouse I got so far that on MacOS let me scroll webpages up and down, left and right without any effort. I really like that the almost the whole surface is active and have gestures. I
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How do you know that AGI can be reached? We dont know if we will ever reach AGI and if we want to theoretically demonstrate if we can reach it or not then we need to rely on science. Engineering alone cannot answer theoretical questions.
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I don't have an answer to this but more like a thing to take into consideration: I think when deciding to create this kind of architecture we should put in balance: On one side: - What do we gain from this: probably marketing/sale
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For me the service they offer is exchanging money for time: Going into a shop is more than the walk or drive. It is looking for a product, waiting in line if there is a line to pay, start the car, drive back, look for a parking spot. I woul

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