karmakaze

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   by karmakaze 2y ago

   I've also used Go without ORM-like libraries. For Java/Kotlin I've been trying out Javalin + JDBI which isn't too bad. You just have to roll your own things (or do the integration with what's available) sometimes. M
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   by karmakaze 2y ago

   That's probably more of an ecosystem culture thing. e.g. Python's culture is that there shouldn't be many.
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   by karmakaze 2y ago

   I'm sorry I read this. It doesn't seem well thought out and reasoned. It reads like ignorant bros defending their bad behavior and empty apologies. > This second element means the misdemeanour was wrong in-and-of-itself, not
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   by karmakaze 2y ago

   That sounds familiar so I looked it up[0]. I used Mark Williams C compiler on the Atari ST-- eventually settling on Megamax C as it ran better on my small floppy-based machine. Computing was a smaller world back then, the company was found
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   by karmakaze 2y ago

   Layers of operating systems and APIs? DOS, Win16/Win32/Win64, Kernel, User, GDI/DirectX, etc. and many versions of them from Win 1, 2, 3, NT, 95, etc. And of course computers getting orders of magnitude faster/larger&#x2
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   by karmakaze 2y ago

   Wait isn't Spring Framework all under "Apache License 2.0", so anyone could fork it and use it? Why wouldn't there be a group other than Broadcom contributing updates and providing support?
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   by karmakaze 2y ago

   I refrained from replying as different folks have different experiences and views. I'll just leave this picture[0] of what I consider not optimized . Most of my beef is with JPA/JPQL/but-most-of-all-Hiberhate-- it's a 2
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   by karmakaze 2y ago

   With generics being available, couldn't any library implement it without waiting for stdlib to have it?
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   by karmakaze 2y ago

   Got it, I'll just mentally rewrite it as "P when Q" which has a bidirectional equivalence in my mind moreso than if .
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    by karmakaze 2y ago

    I did an analysis and selection of rich client platforms while at (ironically a retail FX/forex company) and Java FX was one of the last ones standing. They all seem to have fallen out popular fashion to web frameworks/Electron,
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    by karmakaze 2y ago

    When I read 'unordered list', I was thinking it was more than 3 things: - Keyword and default arguments for functions - Nullability (or nillability) - Ordered maps in standard library It's was a play on the hash m
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    by karmakaze 2y ago

    This is like the renaming to JavaScript to ride the coattails of Java. I suppose Spring is still a popular, widely known framework. Other than desired popularity, there's no resemblance and is antithetical. Anything I see associating
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    by karmakaze 2y ago

    One of the most mind-blowing things I've read was prototyping Perl 6 as the language was evolving in Haskell. Amazing to have done that and successfully moved on to a career in government.
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    by karmakaze 2y ago

    This is not a 'camera' per se. It's more like a human vision system that samples light and hallucinates an appropriate image based on context. The image is constructed from the data more than it is reconstructed. And like hum
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    by karmakaze 2y ago

    I searched github and thought this[0] was it. > Source code in this repository is variously licensed under the Business Source License 1.1 (BSL), the CockroachDB Community License (CCL), the MIT license, BSD-style licenses, and other lic
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    by karmakaze 2y ago

    I'm having trouble parsing/making sense of this. Was basic backup in Core? If you were running anything more than Core you weren't running an OSS version and had already crossed that line before this announcement. If you were
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    by karmakaze 2y ago

    I like it, but it should work like a richtext editor for markdown and not be so tightly bound to specific fonts.
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    by karmakaze 2y ago

    There was a product in the 90s that ran on the PC and did static analysis on COBOL programs. I can't remember the exact name of it, something like renew-something-or-other. It had a query language where you could follow either the poss
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    by karmakaze 2y ago

    That's how capitalism works for vehicles. The same model name continues to grow and increase spending for people looking to buy them when they do. Eventually a new lower model may be inserted below for new buyers, or sometimes the grow
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    by karmakaze 2y ago

    Opensource is opensource: CockroachDB Core up until Nov 24, 2024 is, and not afterward. Anyone who wants to fork it can do so. Mind you this will be a hard fork as there's no way to keep in sync with their enterprise product. What you
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    by karmakaze 2y ago

    I get the angry unicorn page "No server is currently available to service your request. Sorry about that. Please try refreshing and contact us if the problem persists. Contact Support — GitHub Status — @githubstatus" with that las
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    by karmakaze 2y ago

    The reason naming things is hard is because you don't know what you're doing and why. Once you've figured out the latter bits, the names just fall out simply and naturally. Naming things is among my favourite things as I&#x27
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    by karmakaze 2y ago

    This is a gross mis-appropriation and application of MVP from "Lean Startup". Its use is for startups (not established corps) to learn about a problem space and find out what potential customers would be willing to pay for. An int
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    by karmakaze 2y ago

    They'll need public opinion to weigh in and break a tie. I was just thinking that the US now has a futuristic dystopian city, not just Japan in anime. It's a bit silly though, "how did we end up here?" in an Idiocracy wa
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    by karmakaze 2y ago

    It's especially prevalent when expanding configuration capabilities.
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    by karmakaze 2y ago

    This is the problem with an experienced dev writing a "Best practices for beginners" article. The beginner will read it as literally the best practice and commit it to memory as dogma, not considering suitable applicability and va
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    by karmakaze 2y ago

    I don't need Apple to tell me which emulators (if any) I can run on my device. Imagine running an Apple iLinux that only installs from its app store.
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    by karmakaze 2y ago

    > Elasticsearch alternative built on Postgres Without horizontal scaling it's more like a hosted/queryable Lucene.
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    by karmakaze 2y ago

    Instead of saying what not to do, pick something that works. Use something to manage your migrations.
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    by karmakaze 2y ago

    There's no 'browser business'. How does that model work, give away free web browsers on desktop and mobile, then... It certainly helped when they were making what was needed for apps like Gmail, Docs, etc.