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by ihateolives 5y ago
Caddy is getting more and more interesting every day. I've been long time Apache user since 1999 or something and I can (mostly) bend its configuration to my liking to do what I need so I've sat out this whole Nginx brouhaha becau
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by ihateolives 5y ago
Not really. JVM is similar in this regard and one of the thing we wrote in our basic Java course was the code that produces memory leak. And when you have memory leak you also may end up with other fun things like applications behaving unex
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by ihateolives 5y ago
> but even just ongoing security patching at the OS level can be a full-time gig Oh boy, if that's what your server admin guys told you before you went full cloud then I'm sorry, I've got some bad news for you.
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by ihateolives 5y ago
I'm truly confused about the notion of JetBrains IDEs being slow. I'm using both IDEA and VSCode, for different projects but sometimes even concurrently (because IDEA's Dart plugin is somehow dumber than VSCode's but IDE
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by ihateolives 5y ago
You'd have to figure out the setting up stuff just once though and then automate it. It's not like you have to go through this for every additional server you will add in the future or when you have to rebuild it. Also, it doesn&#
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by ihateolives 5y ago
> Because email addresses are practically a requirement to function in society, I think they should be a public service. Everyone should have the right to get an email address controlled by a public service institution which guarantees y
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by ihateolives 5y ago
I'm both, but with different kind of tasks. When I'm doing creative writing then cafe is the best, office just doesn't work for me, I need to see the flow of the world around me. OTOH, if I'm coding then sitting in cafe
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by ihateolives 5y ago
"Wilkinson envisions big, open spaces with couches and cozy nooks as work stations that are not assigned to any single employee." I wonder if he really does have any personal experience about working in a place like this at all. P
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by ihateolives 5y ago
> Both of these companies had a culture of writing things down, so everything was documented, an all important conversations where posted in the open for anyone to see. Everything is searchable. That's one of the key factors for rem
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by ihateolives 5y ago
This is not issue for me at all, since I like grouping. BUT, I'm sad that they removed the option. It took me considerable time to come to a realization that different people like doing things differently and that's okay and there
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by ihateolives 5y ago
That's my pet peeve as well. It should read "activate feature x" not just "feature x" and then change to "deactivate feature x".
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by ihateolives 5y ago
> Where else do you get near-real-time commentary from ongoing popular events Do you really need it? I thought I did, turns out I don't. What happens when you're not live all the time?
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by ihateolives 5y ago
"Low drama code" is now officially the term I'm gonna use for reliable code.
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by ihateolives 5y ago
I have one single-file single-function spaghetti monstrosity running one non-critical service since 2009. I've contemplated rewriting it, but... it still works. As long as the db is there and the file itself is there, it'll keep g
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by ihateolives 5y ago
> I've found baeldung to be quite helpful actually. What do you not like about it? It's probably great when you're looking to fill some gaps but not when you're starting fresh and trying to wrap your head around some
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by ihateolives 5y ago
Autocomplete was one example, but I wouldn't underestimate the importance of tooling when you want to onboard people new to the language. Does fp even have package/dependency manager? How good are linters? I wrote my first pieces
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by ihateolives 5y ago
> a stable endowment and a pile of public service contracts and has never had a layoff is more interesting to me than knowing that the odds of me still having a job in the 2030s, if I still want it, is well above 90% How do you know you
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by ihateolives 5y ago
> Ah, and in some countries having too many companies on the CV isn't well seen, it appears the candidate isn't able to fit-in anywhere. It is changing though in the tech field. Yes, it used to be that 10 years in the same comp
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by ihateolives 5y ago
Last time I looked at Lazarus its autocomplete/suggestion was not on par that I've become to expect from VSC/Intellij and modern languages. Also, who wants to write things in FP nowadays? I was toying with the idea, but I don
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by ihateolives 5y ago
But ... SQLite is "just a file and a library".
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by ihateolives 5y ago
> I would argue that you can at the very least assume permanent availability of RAM, SSD, Display (it uses a commodity panel), fan, and battery I mean, you can buy a new-ish Thinkpad where you can replace/upgrade all of those thing
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by ihateolives 5y ago
Dart in general has made many sensible choices, it's a nice language to work with. I recently decided to give it a try and I had literally zero friction coming from Java background. I'm rewriting some of my tools with Dart now in
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by ihateolives 5y ago
Except when you're viewing on underpowered device and everything becomes choppy. I hope HTMX gets wider adoption, it seems to be reasonable compromise between SPA and backend rendering.
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by ihateolives 5y ago
Does it survive browser closing and reopening?
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by ihateolives 5y ago
My speed of writing code (or anything else really apart from commenting on random websites) is limited mainly to my thought process about the logic I'm about to write. If you can code so fast that fractions of a second make a differenc