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by kkapelon 8y ago
there is also garden.io
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I think the high usage of olive oil overshadows everything else. Also I don't think that France or Italy have the "worst" economy.
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by kkapelon 8y ago
But later he talks about Premiere pro. And according to him the problem was the workflow, and not the proprietary nature of the software. > I used Premiere Pro for a while and enjoyed the stability and quality of the tools, but I still s
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by kkapelon 8y ago
Have you seen/used Audacity?
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by kkapelon 8y ago
> First, I tried free software alternatives, including Kdenlive, OpenShot, and a few more. Unfortunately, the audio effects available were a bit disappointing. I use, at a minimum, normalization and a noise gate. Having a good compressor
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by kkapelon 8y ago
Not everybody is 100% on AWS. For people that work on multiple clouds, terraform is an obvious choice.
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M. Hashimoto(Hashicorp CEO) loses access to Google account, asks help on Twitter(twitter.com)
56 points by kkapelon 8y ago|14 comments
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by kkapelon 8y ago
>Also I've worked on many open source projects. Same story. Let me put this way. I am writing an article on how to keep your body healthy and provide a list of common mistakes. Anti-pattern 5 is "you should stop smoking".
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by kkapelon 8y ago
>I think deploying k8s is still way easier than most other solutions out there, like all these PaaS's and Cloud solutions Have you seen nomad + consul + traefik? Much easier to install and the end result is close to a K8s cluster.
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It is ok. English is my second language as well.
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by kkapelon 8y ago
I am open to other suggestions. I have really tried to spend a lot of time to another example and cannot seem to find any. The other alternative would be a loan approval application. Remember that the definition of a developer is very broad
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by kkapelon 8y ago
>That would mean that 80% of your code is completely untested That is not always a bad thing. Maybe depending on the application this 80% is trivial and never breaks. It is explained in anti-pattern 4 that you should start with the criti
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by kkapelon 8y ago
>In my entire career, I've never seen a single unit test case that matches this description. That is not an argument. The fact that you have been doing something your entire career does not make it correct >If it's loosely c
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by kkapelon 8y ago
>of concrete code examples Examples of what? Python? Ruby? Java? C++? You cannot please everybody. The article is written in a way that touches all developers. And judging by the feedback I got it has succeeded in this way. >that basi
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by kkapelon 8y ago
I thought about using "common pitfalls". You think this would be better?
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by kkapelon 8y ago
I started in November. You can see the full history here https://github.com/kkapelon/kkapelon.github.io/commits/maste... Most of my time was spent on thinking the examples and trying to structure the content.
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by kkapelon 8y ago
> I've worked on projects where it takes 2 to 3 days to update a single property on a JSON object on a REST API endpoint because changing a single property means that you have to update a ton of unit tests You just described anti-pa
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True, but too much of everything might be bad for you. I have seen however more projects out there that have code duplications in tests than projects that go overboard with DRY
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by kkapelon 8y ago
>The fast/slow distinction is roughly comparable to the unit/integration distinction I think you answered the question yourself. Speed is also shown in the table that defines the types of tests. You can name the categories foo
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by kkapelon 8y ago
You are just repeating exactly what I am saying as anti-pattern 3
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by kkapelon 8y ago
Yes this is exactly what I was talking about. The anti-patterns are mentioned in order of appearance, so this is very common. Don't let problems like these disappoint you. There are companies that don't suffer from any of these an
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by kkapelon 8y ago
I have an iPad 1 and it shows just fine. Can you post a screenshot/video somewhere with the problem?
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by kkapelon 8y ago
Yes I wrote it because it is my main complaint. The internet is full or articles that deal with a specific topic that is very narrow and never give the big picture away. Frankly the only good source of such material is books (especially the
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by kkapelon 8y ago
Thank you! Yes it took me a long time to write and thinking about good examples is always hard...
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You are right. I will change the wording to say GUI instead of just UI
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Software Testing Anti-patterns(blog.codepipes.com)
465 points by kkapelon 8y ago|166 comments
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by kkapelon 9y ago
I had the same question as you 2 years ago. Here is the long answer http://blog.codepipes.com/containers/docker-for-java-big-pic...
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by kkapelon 9y ago
True, but the fact that NPM seems to be the only repository where packages can be "re-published" further exacerbates the bad practices. https://status.npmjs.org/incidents/41zfb8qpvrdj The fact that 9 packages
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by kkapelon 9y ago
Not true https://status.npmjs.org/incidents/41zfb8qpvrdj "We have restored all the package-versions for the 9 packages that were published over" Full context here https://github.com/npm/r
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by kkapelon 9y ago
>In every somewhat serious company I've worked they used a local npm If that was the case for everybody, then left-pad would not have caused a problem for anybody. People would not notice anything wrong with their builds. The amount

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