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by marcos100 5y ago
Even if it doesn't work out because of Microsoft politics, I think using one language for both will be the future. In my opinion, every language will have something like that.
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by marcos100 5y ago
I love Blazor and I think this concept of using one language to write the front and back-end will be the standard way of doing SPA.
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by marcos100 5y ago
Probably not with Scrum, but with the Scrum Master. Scrum has a set of tools that helps managing teams and they guy is probably forcing everybody to do those things, because that's his role (or else, he wouldn't be needed). Agile
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by marcos100 5y ago
From where I'm from, everybody drinks coffee. From the guys doing construction work to the CEO of very large companies.
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by marcos100 5y ago
Someone is behind schedule and _really_ needed to focus on his work.
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by marcos100 5y ago
And how do you know when is the right time? No room for growth? Boring tasks? Bad management? When in doubt, I tend to favor change, but it's just gut feeling. Is there a more objective metric or it's just experience?
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by marcos100 5y ago
British people are allowed!
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by marcos100 5y ago
Thanks, I will read the book.
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by marcos100 5y ago
Agree. It's probably more of an indicator than a strict rule.
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by marcos100 5y ago
You mean _totally_ useless.
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Ask HN: Product Innovation and Colors
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by marcos100 5y ago
So, I just want to be sure that I got what you mean. If my app (or whatever) just include what I think is good because users are idiots and I know better than them, then, my app will only attract idiotic users (or attract smart ones, but th
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by marcos100 5y ago
You forgot iii) and you'll want write your own ssg, just because.
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by marcos100 5y ago
If you have infinite time to recover, there is no problem, but you could also design something perfect using that infinite time. A bit of thinking about design and architecture can save you a lot of time. Start with the wrong data structure
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by marcos100 5y ago
I think your incremental design delivers better results because you already know or at least have a hunch of what wouldn't work and avoid that. You have an abstract architecture when starting and change accordingly on the fly, while pr
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by marcos100 5y ago
Sadly, it's not enough to make those websites switch from a bloated spa to server-side.
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by marcos100 5y ago
Mastodon an alternative to the technology, but not to the content. The power of those very large platforms are their content, not their tech.
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by marcos100 5y ago
If the hiring process uses Leetcode style questions, then yes, it's necessary. It's the game they play and if you want increase your chances to be hired, you have to play by their rules. You have to weight those few hundred hours
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by marcos100 5y ago
It's two months waiting for any form of communication. They probably continued to tweet or whatever about their product to sell more. It's a small company so, if I didn't hear anything about them, I might as well think that t
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by marcos100 5y ago
Punish how? The problem is that there are no alternatives to those services.
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by marcos100 5y ago
Flexibility usually has a cost. It's not better or worse.
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by marcos100 5y ago
SQL is more like asm. It's the language of the databases. In my opinion, you'll have to create a language that compiles to SQL that is better than handwritten SQL and is easier to write, just like writing in C is easier and gcc ca
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by marcos100 5y ago
I understand, but I have this unfounded feeling that windows+wsl is less mentally exhausting than linux+win vm.
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by marcos100 5y ago
Windows + WSL I've used osx a long time ago and was never satisfied with homebrew. Switched to linux, but I needed excel, so switched to win + wsl. Now I don't really need excel, but the Win+WSL combo just works.
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by marcos100 5y ago
I don't know how rich you are, but minimalism is possibility. Contrary to what a lot people believe, minimalism is not a thing for the poor or a way to get rich. It's a lifestyle for the people who can buy/rent anything whene
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by marcos100 5y ago
It's been a long time that I developed in Go, but at the time I though it was a better python. As easy as python, but faster. At least for backend stuff. Does it have a lot of weird edge cases? Probably yes. I'm no expert in Go, b
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by marcos100 5y ago
Wasm is not only for browsers. There is wasmer, for example. The author is saying that you will be able to replace docker (I think comparing to kubernetes is wrong) with wasm, because it can run code sandboxed. Another example is a plugin e
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by marcos100 5y ago
VM allowed cheaper computing by using resources in a more efficient way, but it came with the cost of abstracting the components. You can always buy bare metal and have your simple life.
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by marcos100 5y ago
Yes, you can setup your own kubernetes if you want, using just ec2, but nobody wants to do it because it's easier to just pay. I think k8s actually saves you money, because it allows you to use your resources better.
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by marcos100 5y ago
No, a lot of times, the attachment is more important than the text of the e-mail.

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