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by jbergens 6y ago
GitKraken allows you to set "pull fast-forward only" or "pull rebase" as the default, very nice. This gets you out of most of those problems. You can also do merge by dragging branches in the GUI which for me lowers the
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by jbergens 6y ago
Given the price of Optane drives I hope you got a new one for free.
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by jbergens 6y ago
> But I agree. .NET will not replace Java or any other serious language. I think you have to specify a domain to make that statement reasonable. I think .NET is used more than Go for example. Maybe more than NodeJs also for server syste
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by jbergens 6y ago
Was it really a manual process? I read it as some system importing info automatically. And if it was manual I am surprised that Excel did not complain about adding more than 65000 rows (or saving more than 65000 rows as XLS). If a user gets
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by jbergens 6y ago
I think this depends on if you are talking about figuring out what contract a company had some time ago (say 18 months), or if you talk about the current default value. The last one should be very easy to find in the code and if you are mig
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by jbergens 6y ago
And probably add logic to allow the web server to restart the process if it should fail/crash and maybe recycle it ever Nth hour. Bad C++ code could easily make your process crash.
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by jbergens 6y ago
Agree India should have been included. But they measured deaths per capita and I think India is still very low on that scale. Could be more interesting to include both deaths and hospitalized or do another comparison but then include all vo
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by jbergens 6y ago
As a parent to teenagers I can say that they seem to be able to sit still in front of a computer for _hours_ as long as it is a game or a tv-show they like. (I agree that it was a bit optimistic to expect this of 5 year olds)
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by jbergens 6y ago
Sounds like a security disaster for non-technical users. It is much better to trust a specific app from now on than to trust the entire internet from now on.
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by jbergens 6y ago
I can't stop thinking about what would happen if someone steals Trumps Twitter account and starts sending fake tweets. I am sure the White House would classify it as a security issue.
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by jbergens 6y ago
I am starting to think that Confluence does this with Kafka also. There are a number of articles saying that it can be used as a db. Very unclear where the limitations are.
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by jbergens 6y ago
And large jquery apps often had so much spaghetti code that it took years to unravel.
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by jbergens 6y ago
I think there is a huge difference between web sites and web applications. Most large applications today uses SPA and an api. The api can be done in any backend language and there is not many obvious benfits of using php but some clear draw
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by jbergens 7y ago
For scaling I assume some cloud solution or very distributed solution is better than PostgreSQL. For example Azure SQL Database Hyperscale or CockroachDb. https://redmondmag.com/articles/2019/07/03/micros
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by jbergens 7y ago
SQL Server also has some parts of that. Will probably be expanded in the future.
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by jbergens 7y ago
SQL Server can also do storage compression. I assume Oracle can too. It used to be that the commercial offerings had the most advanced features first and the OSS systems copied them later.
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by jbergens 7y ago
All times I have seen systems using db security as the main security solution they have gotten into a lot of problems later and most of them changed.
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by jbergens 7y ago
I have mainly used SQL Server but some Oracle and Informix earlier. I think all of these has been rock solid. When working as a consultant you rarely hear anyone saying that the db was instable.
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by jbergens 7y ago
Great demo, even though I don't agree that it is easy to understand. I have to try a larger program and see what it emits but I don't think junior developers will think it is easy. And trying to find your bugs if you connect thing
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by jbergens 7y ago
I don't use context so I don't know if this is true or not. It might think it has to re-render since the context could affect anything below a component. It should however use the virtual DOM to diff first and not update the actua
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by jbergens 7y ago
This was actually one thing that drew me into React from the beginning, the api was so small and it was very easy to understand. I could start and be up and running very quickly and also learn most of the api fast. Some solutions are very e
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by jbergens 7y ago
You can use useRef in React to get a DOM node and pass it to other parts if needed. Saying that every framework should be possible to combine with every other sounds very nice but probably impossible. Unless you restrict what you can do in
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by jbergens 7y ago
For react there are very good dev tools that shows you the component tree and the current state. Barring that it is generally just a lot of components that "writes a view" from the current state. You can also easily break inside t
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by jbergens 7y ago
I am afraid that the free model of their service will not work very well if tens of thousands of teams start to use this now. It is easier to trust the known brands and organizations that also charges a bit when you use their system a lot.
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by jbergens 7y ago
There are newer solutions like iZettle for cards that costs less. In Sweden we also have Swish, payment by smartphone without cards, but that is also a bit harder for older people.
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by jbergens 7y ago
They can be shared across a company. Office one team handels those all other teams can just use them.
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by jbergens 7y ago
I personally think React scales well both up and down but you can avoid Redux for small things. Use Mobx or some easier state management lib and you are all set.
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by jbergens 7y ago
I think we also should be more clear with "10 Users". What does he/she mean? What do we mean? It could be 10 users that each views a few web pages once every month or it could be 10 heavy users for an internal system that use
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by jbergens 7y ago
Some places still seem to go for large Kafka clusters just to calc some stats and forward some messages. I am sure some of their solutions are MapReduce below.
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by jbergens 7y ago
We used Greylog in previous company and it worked perfectly. Scaled to our needs but we might have used a cluster.

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