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by je42 6y ago
I would say Roblox is a top tier game (counting the DAU) and they say it the investment was fine. Thus Apple did the right move - good api, good performance, fast to implement.
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by je42 6y ago
I used in the past locust.io - has ui and supports scenarios etc.
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by je42 6y ago
the "right" tool does not only depend on the business problem to be solved, it also depends on the team itself. if the team doesnt like rust, they probably wouldnt use it less they are forced.
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by je42 6y ago
I wish I could up vote your comment more than once.
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by je42 6y ago
nope. I am using C++ 20 features in production already.
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by je42 6y ago
you do not want to delete tests that provide insight how your unit works internally. If you were to delete these and you happen to have a regression, you need more time to analyse the faulty external behaviour and make conclusion about how
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Gup: A better make, inspired by djb's redo(github.com)
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by je42 6y ago
True, but then steam does provide value to you. I would assume a revenue share of 30% is acceptable albeit painful in your case, since otherwise you wouldn't do it.
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by je42 6y ago
If you sell on steam you could also, not sell there and sell directly to you customers, right ? Could you host your own webstore and implement a cheap key system. That way you need to a lot less for the transactions.
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by je42 6y ago
The article you linked says: > and generated about $15 billion in revenue for Apple the 50 B is total gross sales.
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by je42 6y ago
You shouldnt discount that a lot of people cannot just walk away from a job because the only got a 3% increase while they wanted 10%. You need to be confident that you can find another job that pays equally or better in order to be truely u
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by je42 6y ago
it took me a while to find the arrow get to the explanation....
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by je42 6y ago
If I would use a an external login service it would need to be fully featured: - GDPR compliant - (multiple password) recovery processes. - user account hacking protection (with notifications) - two factor authentication. etc.
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by je42 6y ago
that depends on the interpretation. most people don't mean there is a simpler implementation that has the same feature set and execution properties. Most people mean it has features i don't need, hence it is too complicated
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by je42 6y ago
> towards unecessarily complicated development processes and architectures please note that what's "unnecessary" for you is not necessarily unnecessary for others. this is an important point. i guess what these projects n
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by je42 6y ago
How about this, instead labelling something as overrated, start with a more positive and differentiating point of view: - when to use unit-tests ? - when are other tests more useful ? - which bugs can unit-tests find ? - in what situations
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by je42 6y ago
Mmh. interesting. I have been using watch + redo to do this.
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by je42 6y ago
I wonder how it compares to messagepack's zero copy serializer: https://blog.treasuredata.com/blog/2011/11/21/messagepack-th... ?
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by je42 6y ago
i think he is skipping a couple of points. For example the deployment aspect: - monolith single deployable unit. - microservice multiple independently deployable units. Multiple teams on a monolith: - you have to coordinate releases and rol
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by je42 6y ago
To remove google analytics, I will be implementing snow-plow. First PoC was quite good. Dashboards via BigQuery + Google Datastudio + Custom stuff.
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by je42 6y ago
Fantastic work ! Too bad Stargates spaceship-designs were not reviewed
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by je42 6y ago
I think it is not helpful to call out that their architecture is "wrong" and their process is "wrong". The attribute "wrong" is very opaque. As somebody who doesn't have your background, i cannot follow yo
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by je42 6y ago
idd long text. One aspect that I found helpful were the references to sources that suggest the timing of exercise is important to lower the symptoms: > The effects of acute exercise appear less robust. Of great interest, Chang et al., f
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by je42 6y ago
the cool part is, eventhough it needs refueling in orbit it is still cheaper by an order of magnitude than all the other options... some guy on youtube calculated an upper estimate of the cost to about 2000$ per KG - if i remember correctly
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by je42 7y ago
yep. That's a small piece of c-code you need to invest. See https://stackoverflow.com/questions/342409/how-do-i-base64-e...
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by je42 7y ago
Yeah. Analytics data ( which has quite some JSON in it) is usually not queried with GraphQL.
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by je42 7y ago
yep. the test pyramid helps figuring when to use what test setup. https://martinfowler.com/bliki/TestPyramid.html
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by je42 7y ago
nice!
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by je42 7y ago
if you do that you could also do base64 ;)
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by je42 7y ago
One my of cases was that I just wanted to extend the workflow of my terraform declaration and add a couple of log statements here and there. I didn't want to write Go to write a plugin for that. With Pulumi - i was able to just sprinkl

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