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macca321
10y ago
You can use game AI techniques like needs-based-AI to create smart, resilient clients. What fun!
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You're hard-coding 'terms' from a hypermedia 'vocab'. The thing is, if you use well-known terms, your client will work against ANY API that uses those terms, not just the one that you coded it to work against. Not o
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Catch 22. I use Yossarian's behaviour to justify my own.
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>Since there does not exist a standard for path syntax, ReJSON implements its own. Well there's this: JavaScript Object Notation (JSON) Pointer RFC https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc6901
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Must be Wasabi
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Add regression tests, replace with your own code. or quit.
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10y ago
And another called RoslynPad
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It's a shame that the functional requirements, which were neatly stated in the spec, weren't preserved in the test code. Rather than "arrange", "act", "assert", I've taken to writing the Gherkin
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I had a summer job in 1997 at a large Insurers (kill me), and people on my team would spend at least half an hour a day waiting for networked, dependent Excel files to calculate after opening them. Since then, I have always suspected it was
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You can edit the genes so they are always passed on, rather than passed on half the time. This means that the genes will eventually spread to every organism in the species (given enough generations, but it will be an exponential rate). It&#
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Ask HN: Do you have a web app with the potential to be a SAAS product?
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For anyone who is disappointed at the lack of exhaustive matching / Discriminated Unions, please try out my library OneOf* ( https://github.com/mcintyre321/OneOf ). Hopefully something similar will be brought into C
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I'm hope it will come. In the meantime, you can always create a wrapper type, or use something like the ValueUtils nuget package.
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I think MS should buy LinqPad and give it away for free. It's just an amazing experience (having the full version is critical though).
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Congrats to Jeff and the rest of the team. I'd be interested to hear how much .NET survives the transition!
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A while ago people started referring to 'true' REST APIs as Hypermedia APIs so on-topic discussion could be googled again. Accepting the redefinition of terms merely because they are popularly misunderstood is literally putting th
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The 10x/-10x decisions are made by the architects, and the decisions tend to involve where network/codebase/layer/service boundaries are drawn.
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Use something like JSON-LD, where the payload contains hyperlinks to documents for each data property. Your client then can machine read that documentation (which can have long-lived cache headers or be immutable, so your client doesn'
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Reminds me of that ballroom dancing software program's page: what happens when the Douglasses are no longer around?* ... Here is how the plan works. Immediately upon learning of our deaths the executors of Dick's estate
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What an individual does in their own home is their own business, no matter how depraved.
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Ethics of a business model that notifies owners of the breach, but they have to pay $10 for specific details or wait a week?
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The best thing Microsoft could do for .NET is give LinqPad away with every copy of Windows. I'm hesitant to suggest they buy it out though.
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Sounds like the product from Microserfs :) edit: it's also a really nice product!
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This is why I wish developers would leave test packs with Gherkin specifications behind. The code ends up being the only source of truth without them, and the archaeology has to begin. If developers could just record what they wanted to ach
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Some people just don't obsess over minor details like finger marks. FWIW my flat is generally quite untidy.
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Uber apparently makes you take a photo of yourself and then does facial recognition to confirm the user at the start of a session.
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I tried this (and it didn't work out), so here's my advice: Keep your job, allocate a fixed amount of money each month to the business, and spend it all on advertising, copy writers and development. You already know how to program
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I made a thread for this a while back, its a fun read https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9334927
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10y ago
so you need to turn up to the job you hate!
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Wow.
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