mhaberl

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by mhaberl 4y ago
> we fine people for shoplifting Walmart fines people for shoplifting? Of course not. That is a job of a government. Companies should not be a judge, jury and executioner.
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by mhaberl 4y ago
You can add support for Swift in CLion by installing the Swift plugin (made by JetBrains).
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by mhaberl 4y ago
> The genius of Steve Jobs was in showing that you can have whole company focus on making a brilliant device that works for everyone No, it doesn't work for everyone. He showed that there are enough people who can and are willing to
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by mhaberl 4y ago
> You can have your name change as well, or your calendar can change What do you mean by that? Having a type for "country of origin" would mean that the type gives you limits on what values it can hold (any country known to eve
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by mhaberl 4y ago
>A string value is not a great type to convey a user's email address or their country of origin. So we have a type for "country of origin". And then some country that you have in the records splits up into 2 countries, wha
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by mhaberl 4y ago
> I am an amateur developer Nowadays I mostly work with Java, Node.js (JavaScript/TypeScript) and Rust. I have been programming professionally for about 15 years, and I have been paid for work in C++, C#, Python, PHP in the past, n
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by mhaberl 4y ago
I don't know about that. I occasionally used that site at least 20 years ago. It seems to me that it serves the same audience as it did back then. You can quickly find useful pieces of information when you need them. I don't get
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by mhaberl 4y ago
> romantic idea that art is divinely inspired I certainly believe that is true. When I do my best work (programming, not poetry) I feel like I was inspired. I always get inspired in the same way, by doing the hard work for as long as it
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by mhaberl 4y ago
How do you find CL gigs? What kind of companies/apps use CL? Are they all legacy systems? How does it pay in relation to projects using "mainstream" languages?
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by mhaberl 4y ago
I completely disagree. Western world is aging, bu we don't have a global issue of aging (e.g. population of Africa is growing) - as a species humans will survive this issue. However - when (not if) an asteroid hits, we are all gone. We
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by mhaberl 4y ago
After some time spent with Angular/React I must say I enjoy using Svelte for building smaller apps. It is simple and fast.
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by mhaberl 4y ago
> ..complex runtime issues which were almost impossible to reproduce or isolate > That’s when internal murmurs about a complete rewrite started brewing… > We decided to move our entire codebase to Rust > there was still one mino
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by mhaberl 4y ago
Godot has a lot going for it. Standing in its way was the wide adoption of Unity. I feel that the merger with ironSource maybe removed that hurdle.
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by mhaberl 4y ago
> Why would you ever want multiple NULLs in an unique index? You would maybe want some value to be unique if it exists.
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by mhaberl 4y ago
> Because compensation should be proportional to investment and both the 1X and 10X programmers invest the same thing, eight hours of their time each working day So you "should" pay for example Rob Pike or Ken Thompson equal to
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by mhaberl 4y ago
"Couldn't connect to the room server. Error joining room" Show something cool on HN and get hugged to death :)
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by mhaberl 4y ago
> I have news for you: When you're grocery shopping, there are cameras watching you Well, it is not the same - cameras are maybe watching "a person" inside that store, not John Doe inside the store, the car, the toilet and
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by mhaberl 4y ago
Doesn’t it bother you that you have to ask some manager if you can do something (a side project) in your free time? It sounds as you are their slave, and not an employee who works x hours per month for y amount of money. Imagine a baker tha
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by mhaberl 4y ago
> Transpile to C? If you transpile something to C it does't mean it will be fast. You can write slow C code (or transpile something to C that will be slow). The compilers are not the issue here.
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by mhaberl 4y ago
I like the landing page for the book (is that the right name for it?) except one detail and I wonder if it done so purposely - I don't see any any info about the book (file) format. I assume it is only available as an e-book.
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by mhaberl 4y ago
> I have a rule since essentially I started working full-time about 8-9 years ago. At work, I don’t browse non-work websites. This way of thinking made so much difference when I was younger - focusing on the work most other people consta
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by mhaberl 4y ago
There are other potential benefits from working remotely besides slacking off and playing video games. If you spend most of your days slacking off you will pay for it down the line and no money will help you then - find a job that you would
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by mhaberl 4y ago
> I would say that mornings contribute to 80-90% of my output, despite being less than 50% of my working time. > After lunch.. I have the various meetings that help me reorient my work, learn what new is happening.. I think this is im
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by mhaberl 4y ago
What is "RTO"?
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by mhaberl 5y ago
> rewrite stuff to .. shutup their inner imposter syndrome you think that might do it?
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by mhaberl 5y ago
I don't mind venting at all, but don't agree. > This adds a mental load which is -- as clearly visible from above -- is totally unnecessary For numbers in Typescript you basically have a number type (there is also that story ab
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by mhaberl 5y ago
Those are rookie numbers. About 10 years ago I was shorty working on an app for bank tellers. The app was in production for 2-3 years at that point, 4 people where implementing new features. The whole app was 4 Java files/classes. 2 fi
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by mhaberl 5y ago
As far as I can tell the lombok is certainly less used than say 5 years ago. Java records can help somewhat but as others point out, theay are not compatible with JPA, sometimes you get real value from Lomboks @Builder etc. On the other
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by mhaberl 5y ago
This is my experience. For context I do a lot of contract work mostly in banking, ecommerce and insurance. - Spring Boot - IntelliJ - Gradle or Maven - Java 8 features (for various reasons most of my clients do not use version &gt
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by mhaberl 5y ago
>I haven’t been paid to work with Spring since 2013, every project I’ve worked on since has used Guice, maybe Dropwizard. This is the opposite of my experience. I worked with Java a lot for the last 10 years or so. In the last 3 years li

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