mister_hn

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by mister_hn 6y ago
yes indeed, but you can find cheap PHP hosting, while for python or ruby it requires more steps
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by mister_hn 6y ago
No, since in IT it doesn't associate the concept to racists one. Think about master/slave hard drive controllers (the old IDE interface) for instance. And what about the Git "master" branch: what has to do with racists c
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by mister_hn 6y ago
I still prefer using PHP than Java or something else when it comes to write proof of concepts. Nothing can beat features like hot reloading, fast debugging, get things done in a matter of few hours.
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by mister_hn 6y ago
Visual Studio Professional, ActiveDirectory, PrimeKey EJBCA and OpenLimit CC Sign. They work really well
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by mister_hn 6y ago
I can work remotely productively, even with kids at home and that I am more productive than being in the office. I've learned that I can be very fast in changing environments and being able to do my job from home after the very next da
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by mister_hn 6y ago
again, this demonstrates that interviews in tech sector are all wrong. You don't ask plumbers to show how they do the job before hiring them.
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by mister_hn 6y ago
This is major loss for everyone
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by mister_hn 6y ago
I prefer Manjaro Linux, which is based on Arch and comes with mostly all the actual packages, in comparison to most distros out there. Easy to configure and use, perfect for every kind of usage (Gaming, Development, Multimedia) Almost none,
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by mister_hn 6y ago
Because the alternatives aren't better
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by mister_hn 6y ago
After you do your first 5-6 projects with it, you'll find how much copy-pasted and repeated list of things you have, especially the plugin part. And I literally hate that for each plugin it looks like it downloads the world. Why aren&#
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by mister_hn 6y ago
I gave IntelliJ over 8GB Ram (on a 32GB laptop) but keeps freezing because they say it's a Linux kernel problem in the 5.4 (shipped with Ubuntu 20.04/Mint 20)
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by mister_hn 6y ago
It's extensively tested on various benchmarks and the programming languages I've mentioned are the best performing, based on electricity consumption.
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by mister_hn 6y ago
Maven, since the dependency hell and that __every__ single project requires the same ugly boilerplate and yak shaving tasks, worsened if the infamous release plugin is used. Jira, because it's too slow and bloated from features you nev
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by mister_hn 6y ago
Using a programming language with a better carbon footprint. Go native as much as you can. Assembly, C, C++, Rust are some examples. JavaScript, Python and other interpreted or GC languages require more power.
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by mister_hn 6y ago
what about sex?
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by mister_hn 6y ago
But with age come more responsibility and stuff to take care of.
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by mister_hn 6y ago
Isn't it also because of ageing?
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by mister_hn 6y ago
The Lingua franca of data transfer until today is the unsigned byte array, which is understood from any major programming language existing up to today. JSON is just an higher abstraction layer which might introduce errors.
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by mister_hn 6y ago
If JSON is always perfect (under your control), why then using JSON and not something like Protobuf or Thrift and use byte arrays?
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by mister_hn 6y ago
Exactly. They keep a folder which isn't git-sync'ed (they fear the overwrites), then git pull on another folder and with graphic diff tools (e.g. Meld), they compare the changes. If they don't like the changes, they simply re
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by mister_hn 6y ago
Sure, but when your Jira tickets are also poorly described, you have zero ways to track what has been done
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by mister_hn 6y ago
I've bought the MEAP when it was announced, I'm waiting patiently for the printed version!
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by mister_hn 6y ago
I've worked with 20yrs+ senior Devs whose commit message is always something like 1 or 2 words sentence (think of "cleanup", "feature X done") and some of there work manually with diff-tools between their local copy
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by mister_hn 6y ago
Without validation, all the speed and performance is worthless, if a bad formed JSON can break your application
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by mister_hn 6y ago
Just the Prime subscription 30 days free trial
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by mister_hn 6y ago
A streaming service where I pay 5€-10€/month and see whatever I want (live TV, series, films, sport events) No geo restrictions, no censored content. Is that too much? The unique service until now that works perfectly is Kodi with add-
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by mister_hn 6y ago
I usually deploy them as SQL files. I keep my SQL statements as close to standard as possible, so a change in Database Engine (say MySQL-->Postgres) results in a simple step. The unit tests can be performed as a bunch of SQL statements p
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by mister_hn 6y ago
Leaving it too generic brings your backend application to give up on performance, by refusing to optimize the data layer. Working towards a better Database optimization leads to huge speedups in the application itself. A well done store pro
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by mister_hn 6y ago
it's not alone. I tried to open an account with Flatex and they've never replied to my support ticket. Worst support ever.
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by mister_hn 6y ago
well I disagree with this. You can waste a lot of time, especially in the debug phase, due to runtime errors not caught at compile time

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