mcapodici

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by mcapodici 1y ago
Feature flag can (usually does??) have another meaning, as a technical feature rollout mechanism, so you can roll back quickly without a deployment. A way to manage risk on teams that make hundreds of commits/deploys a week. You can th
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by mcapodici 1y ago
There are other benefits over a test. The compiler tests the type is correct wherever you use it. It is also documentation. Still have tests! But types are great. But sadly, in practice I don't often use a type per ID type because it
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Unit Test Mocks in Go(martincapodici.com)
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by mcapodici 1y ago
Languagetool is an open source tool you can run as a local spelling and grammar checker. It's different to Grammarly - less AI and more rules based. I often use both tools at the same time. I wrote a quick intro on how to self host thi
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Ask HN: Martinfowler.com seems to be down – does he know?
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by mcapodici 1y ago
I agree with the ideas at a high level, but not sure if we can tag people as “Junior” and “Senior” and make these broad strokes about how they think. We should think of it in terms of “Theory Builders” and “Just get it done-ers”, and think
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by mcapodici 1y ago
Thats when you ask the user to add another airport with the same name and -2 at the end. Add a "has moved" field!
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Production tests: a guidebook for better systems and more sleep(martincapodici.com)
78 points by mcapodici 1y ago|9 comments
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Production tests: a guidebook for better systems and more sleep(martincapodici.com)
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by mcapodici 1y ago
I am trying to understand the tea example. When someone says "I am making tea", to me, they mean "I have a plan! The execution of that plan has begun. The goal is to make tea." and in the context, because that's the
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LanguageTool – Check your writing the open-source way(martincapodici.com)
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by mcapodici 2y ago
It is here because this is for professionals not an average family PC. > Many of these tools are now widely used by graphics designers, animated film creators and videogame developers worldwide.
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by mcapodici 3y ago
A lot of extensions are only used occasionally, so it would be nice to have them off by default, but be able to launch a session with just that extension for when needed, which may/may not be incognito.
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by mcapodici 3y ago
You need to just go back 20 years, and build that power station.
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by mcapodici 3y ago
Aside: Magenta the color is interesting - the color code is #ff00ff. When I used to use the BBC Micro you had 8 colors by combination of red, blue, green on and off. Magenta is red and blue on, green off. So the color is a result of lack of
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by mcapodici 3y ago
https://www.gnu.org/philosophy/rms-nyu-2001-summary.txt Scroll to "Laser printer debacle"
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by mcapodici 3y ago
That is very neat! Seems like a lot of thought went into how this works, from the user's point of view. And $20/y is a good price point, you could then go higher for heavy users. Pro tip: cut off sites that get DDOS, rather than s
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by mcapodici 3y ago
They mean Github not git
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by mcapodici 3y ago
It wasn't the engineering that did it, it was the egress charges. But I think the IaaS tend to charge more for this than the clouds, who in turn charge more than the "servers for rent" people.
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by mcapodici 3y ago
Another idea in addition to these ideas is charge based on number of licenses (e.g. linked to usage, number of users, or so on). This is easier to track and you can track it on your end.
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by mcapodici 3y ago
Sounds like an episode of grand designs.
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by mcapodici 3y ago
Except - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asexual_reproduction
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by mcapodici 3y ago
So this is a valgrind for containers? "If" it works well, and doesn't flag false things, this is pretty useful. You might want to sell this as a bug finder. But it also could be sold as a security hardening tool.
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by mcapodici 3y ago
The title undersells it. It balances itself on a corner, can be knocked about and rotates itself to. And can balance on an edge.
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by mcapodici 3y ago
Hey that's my title ... almost :-) https://martincapodici.com/2023/07/15/no-local-gpu-no-proble...
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by mcapodici 3y ago
Want to stick a contact in your profile?
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by mcapodici 3y ago
I like it! One of the example is the most straightforward QR code generator I have ever seen too. https://domsy.io/share/ddf54149-5de9-4f3a-b936-f007a451c0b5
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by mcapodici 3y ago
I thought the same thing. Either he means that he learned the very finer parts of Rust on the job but knew it well to begin with. OR. He was really doing 40 hours of work and 40 hours of Rust learning per week. Which is fine too, as he deli
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by mcapodici 3y ago
Based on that I conjecture that it was going to be included in this post: https://wlmager.com/why-i-havent-used-crowdfunding-to-pay-fo... For all blog posts, use this link: https://wlmager.com/?s=a
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by mcapodici 3y ago
That makes me think - if you can do that you can also make it emulate hyperbolic space or spherical space which would be interesting.

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