hipsterrific

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by hipsterrific 10y ago
We split our monolith into microservices. We did so to make it easier to reason about but morever we did it so that we can apply different data persistence strategies for each entity. A monolith would have us bound to a single persistence
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by hipsterrific 10y ago
I'm a tech lead in a large, distributed application. I disagree somewhat, there's a bit of a unicorn reasoning. If teams don't work well, a tech lead's job is to revive culture and confidence which is going to be harde
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by hipsterrific 10y ago
Akka.net is a C# port from the Java version. Not sure about the rest though. :)
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by hipsterrific 10y ago
I love how the rethink team keeps improving an otherwise wonderful document database. ReQL is also super nice. :)
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by hipsterrific 10y ago
Yikes! Maybe it's time I switch to using fresh tomatoes when making red sauce. It's not that hard to skin tomatoes anyways so maybe it makes sense to go in that direction, especially when they're adding that much sugar.
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by hipsterrific 10y ago
Thank goodness that coffee is something I actually like. I stick to no more than 4 cups a day, 5 cups if I'm feeling lucky. And by a cup, I mean an 8 oz cup (a 20oz to me is 2.5 cups of coffee). When I was in college I was admitted t
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by hipsterrific 11y ago
The author addresses social structures and we seem to live in an age of increasing isolatedness amongst people. I thought it would have been a hard read (I suffer from depression) but it's also liberating to see it in a different ligh
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by hipsterrific 11y ago
If you're expecting one type and get another, you have to handle it, right? Documentation is important in JavaScript by virtue that code contracts are never enforced due to implicit typing.
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by hipsterrific 11y ago
JavaScript, IMO, forces the developer to do a lot more defensive coding. All API's have contracts. An add() method that computers two numbers shouldn't expect a JSON object. For that matter, your method's contract shouldn&
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by hipsterrific 11y ago
That's a straw man. While no one is forcing me to rent it out, it's common courtesy to let your landlord know of any activities you wish to pursue. After all, it's not your property you're staying in, there's a re
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by hipsterrific 11y ago
I wouldn't be surprised if they give it away for free. Microsoft has other revenue streams that it can use (VS Pro, MSDN, Office, Mac Builds, Azure).
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by hipsterrific 11y ago
It's debt for the same reason that when you keep borrowing money, things just pile up and you feel overwhelmed. While no one will repo my car for not following through on an idea, it also means that the things in my "want to do&q
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by hipsterrific 11y ago
My car came pre-loaded with Bose speakers and, quite honestly, they're the best speakers I've heard in any car I've driven. The sound is pretty good considering that my car's stereo system is actually better than what I
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by hipsterrific 11y ago
My first prebuilt was a Gateway Intel Pentium II 400Mhz. It had a decent gaming card (AGP) and a Soundblaster sound card. Oh the days when I used to game on that PC. Then I got gutsy and built my own, haven't looked back since. I r
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by hipsterrific 11y ago
This article hurts. I'm currently contracting with a large company and they said they were agile. The only agile thing about them is their cultic insistence on two week sprints and retros, other than that, the project rots from withi
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by hipsterrific 11y ago
I'm excited to work with RethinkDB on my pet projects. Glad to hear you guys beefed up failovers, that's a big deal in a lot of places. ;)
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by hipsterrific 11y ago
I'm 35 and I'm not at all complaining. Career wise, I've not only learned more technically but it seems like I'm learning better/faster these days than 10+ years ago. On a personal note, it's nice to know I&
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by hipsterrific 11y ago
I will disregard said posts until Google Fiber announces they're coming to Minnesota. On that note, can Google Fiber come to Minnesota? :(
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by hipsterrific 11y ago
Not only do we have stuff 1000x faster/cheaper than before, but 3D XPoint is backed by intel and micron, both have colluded for decades on how to develop faster, cheaper, durable storage.
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by hipsterrific 11y ago
What people want are results now. It took me a few tries to cook any fish well. Every once in a while I screw up and I chalk it to lessons learned. The first time I made scallops I was nervous but I knew my gas range and I knew my tools,
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by hipsterrific 11y ago
I'm a software engineer and I took a total of two cooking courses and with lots of practice, I became a better cook. $1500 is essentially a weekend cooking class...twice. Learning to cook was by far the most challenging yet the most f
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by hipsterrific 11y ago
Plain JS is better suited for developers who are writing large apps. jQuery is a nightmare to maintain in large applications and popular SPA apps have foregone jQuery (except Backbone.js). jQuery has its place in small websites that don&#
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by hipsterrific 11y ago
Been suffering with depression for most of my life. Exercise does help (for me, it's walking or hiking). I took medication for a year and I hated it. I meditate a lot (I'm a Christian) and I spend a lot of time introspecting my
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by hipsterrific 11y ago
Ballmer was good at sales but horrible at running a company. He was perfect before the internet came to be and before the rise of mobile devices. Ballmer, is in fact, what sunk Microsoft for a better part of a decade or more. Nadella is d
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by hipsterrific 11y ago
Having grown up in a big city like Chicago, yes, ambition gets drilled into you at a young age. My dad was pretty ambitious and many of my extended family are the same way. So I turned out to be as ambitious as they are. Now that I'
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by hipsterrific 12y ago
Angular 1.x is complicated and kludgy, IMO. It's not bad but it had a steep learning curve. Angular 2.0 should alleviate those problems. I've been using Aurelia a bit here and there and like it a lot. I think Aurelia's ri
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by hipsterrific 12y ago
I disagree, I've been dabbling with OrientDB (graph database) and found that while graph databases have its own set of complexities, at the end of the day, you get a bit more structure and depth with graph databases. If you're str
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by hipsterrific 12y ago
I like the fact that you guys are sampling more and more of the web rather than sticking to the top 9K sites. This will make fixing issues in one browser less of an issue (hopefully I'm crossing my fingers).
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by hipsterrific 12y ago
My biggest pet peeve with Google has always been their slow roll out of non-search and ad products. They could have shook the ISP world with Google Fiber. They carry the clout necessary to get stuff done. Rather they did a slow roll out
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by hipsterrific 12y ago
Developers who use the MS ecosystem knows that their tooling is what makes MS ecosystem worth it. They released Community edition of Visual Studio which is the same as VS Professional but for open-source and independent developers. .net co

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