matjazmuhic

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by matjazmuhic 3y ago
That was a beautiful read. Well said.
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by matjazmuhic 3y ago
Well put, about the engineering solutions and business solutions. There is definitely big faps between business people and developers. They usually both think they are right. :)
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by matjazmuhic 3y ago
Yep, I have met a few developers like this. A lot of them would not even question the situation or explain it is not a food idea doing things a certain way. They would just take the path of least resistance. I think the abundance of jobs -
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by matjazmuhic 3y ago
Seems like a duplicate to which my reply is here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36811381#36811433
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by matjazmuhic 3y ago
Completely agree. It’s all about trade-offs. Which many developers don’t - or just refuse to - understand. My point was that without some context this kind of conversations - about good and bad code and good and bad coders - are not very us
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by matjazmuhic 3y ago
Now imagine a carpenter who can build the most beautiful, elegant piece of furniture in 30 days, but you force them to make it in 10. Or you forbid them from using a certain tool. Or force them to use a tool you prefer. Or … Yes, not every
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by matjazmuhic 11y ago
Awesome... :)
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by matjazmuhic 13y ago
Computer games which are impacted by performance the most are written in what language?
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by matjazmuhic 13y ago
It's funny how people blame the language when they are the ones who made a mess. :) On the other hand, there are languages that make it easier for you to screw it up and the ones that try to prevent that. But there's no bullet pro
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by matjazmuhic 13y ago
You do realize that there's a difference between an object with identity (ddd names it entity) and the one without it (ddd names it value object). No matter what you do, identity does not change. You commiting a crime yesterday was an
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by matjazmuhic 14y ago
I agree. There's a very fine line there.