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by laerus 5y ago
Wasn't there an on the making successor to OAuth2 from the same people that was supposed to be a totally different take? I remember hearing something about it but I cannot recall or find the source.
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Killing the Command message: should we use Events or Documents? (2007)(vanguardea.com)
36 points by laerus 5y ago|6 comments
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by laerus 5y ago
and I thought it was Jack Black
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by laerus 5y ago
Read the first half and I'm loving it. Metacognition is a must for programmers that want to improve, especially for late bloomers like me.
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by laerus 5y ago
the book is totally worth it, thanks to Kalid Azad for making these concepts easier to understand.
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by laerus 5y ago
Han anyone used this and if so how successful was it?
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by laerus 5y ago
WASM Interface types will fix that
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by laerus 5y ago
entr comes with an option to interrupt the command in case of files change, by default it will wait for the command to finish.
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Event Modeling is a method of describing systems(eventmodeling.org)
1 points by laerus 5y ago|1 comments
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Polylith is a functional software architecture at the system scale(polylith.gitbook.io)
116 points by laerus 5y ago|82 comments
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by laerus 5y ago
Tim Berners-Lee ?
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How Type Variance fits into Category Theory (2019)(antoine-doeraene.medium.com)
2 points by laerus 5y ago|0 comments
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by laerus 5y ago
Lawmakers losing touch with reality day by day. Technology has left these old crooks in the last century and they can't cope with things they don't even understand.
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by laerus 5y ago
why do you think TDD failed :( Doesn't every other science field work pretty much the same way though? We make mistakes, we iterate, we make new and better mistakes. It may be too obvious in software cause it's easy to create stuf
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by laerus 5y ago
I use guix as a package manager in a Debian based distro and it works fine with systemd.
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by laerus 5y ago
there is also "tldr" https://github.com/tldr-pages/tldr
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by laerus 5y ago
Fascinating stuff. For anyone interested in learning more and also technics for working with code, the Programmer's Brain [0] is an excellent book. [0] https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/57196550-the-programm
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by laerus 5y ago
People are so powerless and they don't like the feeling of it, so they will do whatever makes them feel a little less so.
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by laerus 5y ago
The Golang fanboyism is getting out of hand. Rust may not be the flawless language zealots tend to believe but at least it has something new to offer that was missing from the PL ecosystem and many other features that the industry didn&#x27
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by laerus 5y ago
> As nixops and guix deploy have shown, the two concepts are very related. can you elaborate please? are you talking about using Rust for package definitions?
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by laerus 5y ago
the best part is you can use Fennel lang for this.
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by laerus 5y ago
With WebTransport around the corner I don't think is worth the time investing in learning a, what seems to me, obsolete technology. I can understand it for already big projects working with SSE that don't want to pay the cost of u
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by laerus 5y ago
there is also maybe Dada https://dada-lang.org/welcome.html
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by laerus 5y ago
The WOW for me is that a couple of days ago I was looking for info on exactly how to do this, so tyvm for writing this. The links on the article seem off btw.
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by laerus 5y ago
> The key point here is our programmers are Googlers, they’re not researchers. They’re typically, fairly young, fresh out of school, probably learned Java, maybe learned C or C++, probably learned Python. They’re not capable of understan
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by laerus 5y ago
All books in this series is of high quality and very enjoyable. I am going through Little Typer at this time.
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by laerus 5y ago
Also checkout schemathesis[1], that is build on top of hypothesis, for API testing. [1] https://github.com/schemathesis/schemathesis
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by laerus 5y ago
> not personally accounting for every possible context switch In Python land explicit is better than implicit as this is cooperative multitasking after all. It's also worth reading through https://vorpus.org/blog&#x