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I worked on bloat reduction project. For example a data table with sorting and filtering can be a plain html table with some j query and fancy css. Or 10x more lines of code with JSX, Redux, Services, Axios calls, data models duplicating se
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Tell HN: Production driven development is live broadcasting but for software
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I just realized how useful queues can be. Instead of letting the system fail under heavy load. You put the tasks in a holding place. They will be processed later. Computers have spoiled us with instant and now.... But even a 1 hour processi
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Thinking at the function level. Instead of thinking: view, controller, Service , database . I write a function that does what I’m trying to accomplish, like image upload. It’s a small part that can be reused in some bigger system. Then mak
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Hungry drink water Still hungry eat baby carrots instead of Cheetos Still hungry boil and egg Still hungry sautée some mushrooms Satisfying the craving by feeding the body
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The older I get the more I'm realizing "pre-history", "pre-civilisation" are very Western European Concepts. Like when the Conquistadors "civilized" mexico Or when the Portuguese and French "civilized
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ASP.NET 7 with c# as a programming language. The tooling is mature, it's not going to rot. I've realize a lot of framework are great in theory but getting started and staying afloat is hard. This framework is typesafe, you can us
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RDD or Resume Driven Development
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Are they parading them around, or are they just good at their job? Minority hires stick out because they look different. A fresh white hire being exceptional is just a kid being exceptional Is a black hire being exceptional and standing out
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Here's a youtube video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z2CKQFi746Q His mind is blown by how well it can code common cases
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Chatgpt, provided you know how to program. I'm not even kidding. It's great with c# and static type languages. Create datatype, ask for basic logic, manual refinement, move to the next, if something is obscure, if ask for explana
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My assumption is that people need to pad their resume with the trendy stuff. The tech that will ensure future employability. Can't risk working with old-timey tech. Gotta keep up with the fashion and the trends, because the industry en
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>> Priorities have changed My assumption is that, nobody knew there would be that much cash involved in this industry. It's about making the most money the fastest way possible.
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Try Blazor is uses web assembly, you don't have to write JS. I find it easier than React since you only write 1 language. The tooling is easier and more stable and npm. It's fun to have SPA interactivity with no JS
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I think it's a gate keeping strategy. Make the bar so high that only a few can get in. They might filter out some exceptional candidate and let in some regurgitator. But I agree of you can grasp those fundamental concepts you're a
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What do you mean by people engineering?
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My understanding is that the lower layer will outlive docker. Some new dev with no understanding of how bare metal OS operates will be stuck within the limits of docker. Like a goat who spent all it's life inside a fenced yard.
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So instead of editing and compiling text files what should we be doing instead?
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A lot of the complexity you see in code, tool or project are Job-Security sub projects. At first you have a bright eyes junior dev who wants to do the right thing, change the world they said. Little by little he realizes that documenting e
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Ask HN: What's your unpopular tech, programming opinion
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I use dotNeT
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Since you're a dev you can adjust the settings to your needs. Change it to klingon if you want. The average user might not know so it's easier to default English is not the only language in the world.
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How do you setup your webserver. This is the most challenging part for me. Here's my process. Build locally, publish, upload to server, dotnet run... Now what?
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The lack of boilerplate. Low ceremony. Just write the code, save the file and run it. That in itself is a great feature.
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Look at the comments on this post. If you prefer cash you must be a criminal. An ex girlfriend made me feel bad for paying cash at a restaurant, because people would think we're drug dealers. A legal, government backed way to pay for g
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You should hear the corporatized therapy advice on tiktok. It's full of nuggets like: - you're not responsible for your parents, you should never have to take care of them because they gave birth to you. - you owe you family nothi
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You have to build a mental model of how the web works. Start with JQUERY , build a todo list, learn to make http requests with a plain HTML form. I would suggest a micro back-end framework, FLASK, then add interactivity with JQUERY. Then
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An adult child is still the kid of her parents.
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The best action movie in my mind is: Terminator 2. Hands down. It's like an archetypal movie
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Not advocating for social isolation! Maybe work is where you find meaning socially. But there are : church, gym buddies, so many other social outlets. I'm saying it's okay to not WORK for a living. You can work on hobbies, things
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