hsn915

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by hsn915 5y ago
I don't know any online community that esposes some of the ideas I believe about web technology. There's "handmade network" but they don't seem to be much into web programming.
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by hsn915 5y ago
There are two emotions at play here. One of them is "I spent years to learn this and now these plebs can just learn it in 3 months then take my title?". I'm not saying this is _your_ emotion, but I certainly notice this in me
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by hsn915 5y ago
From the context of the other comments I assumed something like painting walls (buildings), not "art".
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by hsn915 5y ago
You're not allowed though. One of the counter intuitive functions of code reviews is to keep the code quality just around average. If someone experienced tries to fix things, his fix will look bad to the inexperienced because it's
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by hsn915 5y ago
Why is any of this necessary? You have to understand, many of us think microservices is a stupid idea, so the fact that the core of your argument is "monorepos make microservices difficult" is not an appealing argument.
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by hsn915 5y ago
like what?
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by hsn915 5y ago
Programmers who escape programming are sort of yearning for the physical labor and physical effort and physical tirdeness that comes with it. We're kind of designed for that sort of work. People who enjoy programming and long stretches
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by hsn915 5y ago
> The other way is to just go skunk and fix a problem. Then if the fix works and people appreciate it, you get more latitude the next time you want to fix something. This might surprise you but people don't like you fixing their mes
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by hsn915 5y ago
It becomes popular in the first place because the newbies find it interesting.
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by hsn915 5y ago
The one thing you should understand is the average programmer is not a good programmer. The reason is simple. The average programmer is a newbie with little to no experience. It's like a pyramid or a triangle. There's more area or
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by hsn915 5y ago
You don't tell a junior that it's business as usual to push code without understanding what you're doing.
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by hsn915 5y ago
I recently had a conversation with my "technical" manager. He basically told me in no unclear terms that it's "business as usual" and totally expected that you just fumble around the codebase not really understaning
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by hsn915 5y ago
How can people be having this kind of conversation while also claiming this is the state of the art or the gold standard in 2021? I've been running macos since 2012 and never had such issues. That's over 10 years ago. Of course, O
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by hsn915 5y ago
Isn't it great that you can refute any analogy by finding a literal difference between the analogy and thing being explained?
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by hsn915 5y ago
In those situations I usually just write some throw away code so the application loads up in the desired state
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by hsn915 5y ago
Are you serious? Here's how you sound to me: My poop is on the street. If you like it, you can use it. If you don't like, don't use it. What's your problem? If someone shoves my poop down your throat and you don't l
737.
by hsn915 5y ago
Choosing tools based on what other people are doing instead of based on understanding your needs is so endemic in the industry it's not even funny. It's not even the juniors that do it. People labeled "senior software enginee
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by hsn915 5y ago
The catch is the person behind it cares about performance
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by hsn915 5y ago
Is there any information other than this home page? like an announcement somewhere, a demo video, or anything similar?
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by hsn915 5y ago
What do you mean by "dev/validation iteration"?
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by hsn915 5y ago
When A points out a real problem, and B comments with "old man yelling at cloud". Who's the one exhibiting "problematic" behavior? I think it's B.
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by hsn915 5y ago
I really don't understand vite. They use esbuild under the hood for some of the tasks, but they still ultimately use rollup. I tried to use it for a project I'm working on and it was more than 50 times slower than esbuild. (esbu
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by hsn915 5y ago
In the real world, you can use esbuild only. You actually don't need hot reload or hot module replacement. esbuild is so fast you can just reload the page and it reloads instantly. hot reload is really bad with slow bundlers. One of
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by hsn915 5y ago
I think anyone who has the misfortune of having to deal with webpack knows the pain very well.
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by hsn915 5y ago
esbuild is not really configuration based like webpack. It takes some config options but you either specify them via the command line or write your own script to build up the config object. (they have a js and go api). It's so much n
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by hsn915 5y ago
I'm not really onboard with everything you say, but: > Male virginity is toxic (incel) This is the one that gets to me the most. Being involutary celibate, or even just having a dry run for a long time, is kind of like hell for a ma
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by hsn915 5y ago
Is this self evaluation useful at all though? It seems to me a case of a drug addict saying that drugs are good for himself. Or an obese person saying that Pizza helps him cope with life.
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by hsn915 5y ago
How they are uncomfortable dealing with a certain difficult "team member". I don't know if the "should" because this kind of discussion smells like trouble for all parties involved.
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by hsn915 5y ago
What do you mean by a throughput problem? I suppose before cars were invented, you would argue that cars are useless because we already have horses and they have been getting us from A to B just fine for centuries, and there's no &quot
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by hsn915 5y ago
> Take delivery drones for example, what problems do they trying to solve? If we look at it from money perspective -- delivery jobs are among lowest paying. And that's the segment that all those autonomous drones/trucks are try

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