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by jen20 1y ago
As I understand it, headscale was implemented by an enthusiast user who became an enthusiast employee, who is allowed to spend work cycles on maintaining it.
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by jen20 1y ago
Which is largely an extended version of what FoundationDB does (from many of the same people).
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by jen20 1y ago
Shitty non-platform-integrated UI 8: my particular bug bear. I want a native Apple TV app using native controls if I’m to pay money for a streaming service. That said, I just don’t bother watching if that isn’t available.
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by jen20 1y ago
Well in that case, every Java DI framework I’ve encountered has that smell. Spring, Guice, all of them. Same in C#. Perhaps it’s an enterprise (in the pejorative) thing. It is interesting to note that these frameworks are effectively non-ex
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by jen20 1y ago
If you’re doing that, you may as just mock your concrete class. Mockito supports this in Java. Perhaps this is needed in C#?
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by jen20 1y ago
Indeed, you get the benefits of dependency injection, without the complexity and shit show of a truth-obscuring framework. I think we can both agree that it’s good we don’t need to work with each other though.
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by jen20 1y ago
Then you have two implementations…
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by jen20 1y ago
Erlang.
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by jen20 1y ago
Which, of course, is fine if their job is building fine furniture...
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by jen20 1y ago
While I agree this is largely a "skill issue", I'm not so sure it's in the direction you seem to think it is. Almost nothing written using Go uses an IoC container (which is what I assume you're meaning by DI here).
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by jen20 1y ago
If you only have one implementation, why do you even have an interface?
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by jen20 1y ago
Being able to understand a system under fire with minimal tooling available is a property one must design for. If you get woken up at 3am with a production outage, the last thing you want to do is start digging through some smart-ass framew
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by jen20 1y ago
Maybe you could even use a different handler in tests!? Shocking that you can do this without using an IoC container and a thousand lines of YAML! /sarcasm (in case anyone doubted it).
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by jen20 1y ago
If it becomes a chore to instantiate your dependency tree with `new` or whatever in the root of your app, it's a good indication that the dependency tree _is too complex_. You _should_ feel the pain of that, to align incentives for sim
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by jen20 1y ago
The _canonical_ state is what is in the production database(s). What's in version control is hopefully able to recreate it, with the obvious caveat of being highly unlikely to be able to repopulate the data.
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by jen20 1y ago
I wonder if the clause in the Oracle license that prohibits publishing benchmarks and other studies could be to blame for Jepsen having not investigated..?
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by jen20 1y ago
Indeed, your own anecdata are as good as mine, and taken just as seriously.
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by jen20 1y ago
> [Dysons] are rendered useless by cat fur Patently untrue. Mine works fine.
619.
by jen20 1y ago
> This is on an i9 On which OS?
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by jen20 1y ago
> I want the choice to buy something that makes a dent in my electricity bill if I so choose to. Have you considered that the market for such a thing is effectively zero? Why would anyone make this? Dysons are fine, even if the founder i
621.
by jen20 1y ago
Not to AUS or, as far as I’m aware, SFO. They also screwed the pooch in Austin by making Waymo available only through Uber, with no way to ensure you actually get a Waymo rather than a broken car driven by someone with a serious BO problem.
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by jen20 1y ago
It’s now been approximately 7 years since Apple open sourced FoundationDB. Note that it was closed source before the acquisition, which is often not appreciated.
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by jen20 1y ago
> This role has only been a thing for 81 years Queen Victoria would like a word.
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by jen20 1y ago
Despite being a "power user" of macOS (and having had been for close to 25 years now), I only tried Shortcuts for the first time last week, to try to automate opening any of the live TV streaming apps (YouTube TV, Fubo etc) to a s
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by jen20 1y ago
I’ve seen that happen in government too: GDS. As a rule it does not though.
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by jen20 1y ago
> it often seems to be 20 people taking 6 months to do something that should take 5 people 6 weeks Sounds just like "enterprise" IT to me, tbh.
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by jen20 2y ago
NSNotificationCenter predates the iPhone by 13 years, though…
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by jen20 2y ago
> it already became very fashionable to call GitHub "ShitHub" You’ve said this a few times, without stating which circles? I assume mostly among four-year-olds given the level of wit involved?
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by jen20 2y ago
On the face of it, that sounds healthy. But dig in further, and you discover that only the top 10 or so contributors have enough activity to make their personal contribution graph anything other than a flat line on zero. The vast majority o
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by jen20 2y ago
Standard US Mail forwarding is 12 months and may be extended for a further 18 months.

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