haolez

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by haolez 4y ago
I've seen more than once recently an engineer saying that software solutions outside of the Serverless ecosystem (FaaS, DB, etc) is "the new legacy". And that cloud providers have solved all the pains that Erlang was supposed
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by haolez 4y ago
I've seen more than once recently an engineer saying that software solutions outside of the Serverless ecosystem (FaaS, DB, etc) is "the new legacy". And that cloud providers have solved all the pains that Erlang was supposed
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by haolez 4y ago
Wow! Imagine a new tournament category where you receive an AI generated deck on every match! Sounds fun :)
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by haolez 4y ago
That's the theory. In practice, TypeScript projects look a lot like C#/Java ones, with lots of annotations and generics usage everywhere.
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by haolez 4y ago
Not necessarily. This smells like a badly architected system with strong coupling and mixing of concerns. The overall complexity of the complete solution doesn't have to make each small module complex as well. And if the modules are no
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by haolez 4y ago
Where you see "modern", I see complicated type systems that solve the least interesting pains when programming. What they do provide is a feeling of "solving a puzzle" when all your type signatures are matching your usag
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by haolez 4y ago
When I see FORTH stuff like this, I cannot avoid thinking that in a post apocalyptic world, we would be scavenging computer parts and writing FORTHs to use them :)
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by haolez 4y ago
I care about US policies, of course. I just don't think that Biden is different from Trump in any way that matters in the big picture.
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by haolez 4y ago
Your tone is not much different from his from my perspective (citizen of another country and I don't care about US elections).
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by haolez 4y ago
Someone has to work inside the cloud providers to support the managed instances, no? :)
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by haolez 4y ago
I've never used GraphQL extensively in my projects, but my main concern would be rate limiting and malicious queries. It must be a lot harder than with REST, but I'm guessing that the industry found a way to workaround that.
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by haolez 5y ago
You are an aggressive fellow, but I enjoyed your insights :)
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by haolez 5y ago
I'm a Dapr early adopter. It's cool and the SDKs are improving a lot, but there are some quirks. I've found that some blocks (connectors) that are listed as general availability are unstable to the point of being useless, whi
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by haolez 5y ago
This is nightmare material.
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by haolez 5y ago
I was expecting to get a fish (e.g. a JS library), but the author gave me a fishing pole. Well played!
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by haolez 5y ago
Very cool! Most of your social network icons are broken, though.
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by haolez 5y ago
If the NFT crowd finds out about this... :)
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by haolez 5y ago
Making use of existing tools and being able to manage their shortcomings is an important engineering skill.
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by haolez 5y ago
Doesn't show anything in São Paulo, Brazil :(
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by haolez 5y ago
I think that was one of Plan9's selling points.
651.
by haolez 5y ago
You need the commercial license to disable telemetry? That's... new.
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by haolez 5y ago
This probably makes a difference for hugo enterprise monorepos. I myself have a workflow similar to yours, but with the following mindset: my local environment is an approximation of what will be in production. I don't need every versi
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by haolez 5y ago
I'd say the most important software is Excel.
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by haolez 5y ago
In this specific context, can Preact be considered a more "reasonable" React offering? Or does it follow each and every feature of React?
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by haolez 5y ago
My last Lisp project was using Racket, but when it was called PLT Scheme. It's been a long time since then :)
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by haolez 5y ago
About the syntax. I tend to prefer Scheme because (, [ and { mean the same thing, whether in Clojure they are different constructs. How do you feel about this minor point?
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by haolez 5y ago
I've started my current project with microservices and I regret it. If I could start over, I'd simply use Rails and focus on the business instead.
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by haolez 5y ago
What is this? I couldn't understand from the landing page. Is it a desktop shell that uses web-based technologies? Is it intended to run locally and offline?
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by haolez 5y ago
Thanks! Motion seems to be exactly what I was looking for.
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by haolez 5y ago
Slightly related, but I remember seeing in the past an app/startup that offered a tool to manage the entire companies' calendar, where it tried to optimize everyone's agenda by rescheduling as many meetings as possible close

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