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by jeremycarter 2mo ago
This concept has been around for a long time. https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/research/wp-content/uploads/...
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by jeremycarter 2mo ago
Do you have any engineering staff in Australia?
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by jeremycarter 2mo ago
Surprised how well the Orleans serializer performs for most uses cases.
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by jeremycarter 3mo ago
Check out https://siloserver.org . Silo has its own API but also spins up a Jellyfin-protocol compatibility layer. This allows you to use any Jellyfin client and just point it at your Silo server.
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by jeremycarter 3mo ago
You've never worked at a large company.
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by jeremycarter 4mo ago
As Reddit already pointed out, this is nothing novel.
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by jeremycarter 4mo ago
I find the cult of python is hard to shift from some people. They just can't see it.
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by jeremycarter 7mo ago
The CD is available on Archive.org
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by jeremycarter 7mo ago
Hundreds of thousands of .NET applications run inside Linux Docker containers.
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by jeremycarter 7mo ago
The tab key doesn't even work consistently across apps and screens.
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by jeremycarter 7mo ago
There are genuinely some great power toys available.
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by jeremycarter 11mo ago
Last year I wrote a simple system using Semantic Kernel, backed by functions inside Microsoft Orleans, which for the most part was a business logic DSL processor by LLM. Your business logic was just text, and you gave it the operation as te
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by jeremycarter 2y ago
When you put it like that it really is a bad product.
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by jeremycarter 2y ago
Great response. All arguments are valid and fair.
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by jeremycarter 2y ago
Sounds good!
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by jeremycarter 2y ago
98% of teams I've worked on did not need microservices.
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by jeremycarter 2y ago
What's the technology behind this. I'm working on something myself, using a distributed actor model (setup like a graph) to create a living reactive model.
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by jeremycarter 2y ago
My sentiments exactly - well said. The big mistake is forcing OOP onto everything. It's why I really have an affinity with the virtual actor, it has just enough OOP for me to have classes, methods and internal state - I don't need
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by jeremycarter 2y ago
I agree. I'm not advocating doing a purist DDD solution but rather using similar modelling techniques and just making naive actors.
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by jeremycarter 2y ago
It's just part 1. I have just published part 2 which goes into more detail.
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by jeremycarter 2y ago
That's fair feedback. I wanted to post it in 3 parts, but I see now I probably should have just made one large post.
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by jeremycarter 2y ago
As I mentioned there's nothing novel in this post, especially for a senior. This is more about getting some context out of the way so that I can show some techniques in a future post.
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by jeremycarter 2y ago
It's tricky to provide a really good example right now. I notice in the .NET world there are like these DDD "starter packs", and my god, they're just layers of maintainability hell. If you look at older OOP/DDD book
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Thinking in Actors – Challenging your software modelling to be simpler(jeremycarterau.substack.com)
135 points by jeremycarter 2y ago|45 comments
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by jeremycarter 2y ago
What if the platform is not registered as a business in Australia? You can't fine it if it's not a legal entity there. Simply setup a php Facebook clone and host it in another country.
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by jeremycarter 2y ago
This is very accurate
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by jeremycarter 2y ago
Some large IoT systems need ephemeral timeseries.
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by jeremycarter 2y ago
"As if it's gone"? Is this a joke?
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by jeremycarter 2y ago
Brilliant
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by jeremycarter 2y ago
It's really just an Android tablet with some hardware and software that's there to facilitate reading and reduced eye strain. It's nothing entirely revolutionary but I find the price point to be the feature I like the most. H

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