neo2006

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by neo2006 5y ago
If you are going through writing the do-nothing script anyway why not do a do-something script and remove the error prone human out of the loop, it also can serve as documentation and if you are disciplined enough to never make a change oth
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by neo2006 5y ago
I'm not saying that you will never find bugs in someone PRs I'm just saying it shouldn't be your first intention, your first intention should be to understand it and be convinced by it. Finding bugs will be a side effect of t
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by neo2006 5y ago
90% of a code review is not about finding THE BUG in the PR but asking questions and making the author find his own bugs or learning something from him. If you are performing a code review hunting for bugs you already lost your humility and
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by neo2006 5y ago
That's a simplistic way of defining security needs. for example, you can be a dissident originated from a country that threaten your life and need an extra layer of security to avoid being blackmailed or killed.
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by neo2006 5y ago
What about all the overhead in testing that using a timestamp instead of boolean will introduce? Specially if you end up not needing it
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by neo2006 6y ago
Based on the high level description given in the article it seems to be related to enum lookup or net number. It's basically a kind of DnS lookup for phone numbers used for sms routing. Also this is used for routing sms that are belong
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Cynefin Framework(hbr.org)
1 points by neo2006 6y ago|0 comments
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WTF Is a Microservice?(youtube.com)
1 points by neo2006 6y ago|0 comments
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by neo2006 6y ago
https://www.ftc.gov/tips-advice/competition-guidance/guide-a... I'm reading this and thinking, is just the fact that an iphone do not allow you to install another OS is considered as an infringement of the an
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by neo2006 7y ago
If you give a fully loaded programming language to a programmer to write configuration, It's almost a certainty that you will end up with a program in your configuration file. With great power come great responsibilities but unfortunat
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by neo2006 7y ago
I chose the blue pill!!!
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by neo2006 7y ago
Thank you, I will try to grab one of the issues and see if I can help. I used some go code generation while working with gogen-avro
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by neo2006 7y ago
Thank you for the advice, I will start here.
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by neo2006 7y ago
I found out this github repo that label first timer issues. https://github.com/MunGell/awesome-for-beginners
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Ask HN: What is the hottest OSS software I should contribute to
17 points by neo2006 7y ago|16 comments
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by neo2006 7y ago
Moreover if I need to keep in my head the corresponding concepts for all of this symbols, it's like learning a new natural language. We sometimes forget that one of the most important feature programming f language is to unburden the p
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by neo2006 7y ago
I see your point, but as a person that get bored easily when I read, I like how it give context and narrate a story instead of writing only the technical facts. Even if it's lengthy, it's a commit message I will finish reading.
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by neo2006 7y ago
It's not only about the fact that the commit message for a one char change is about a page long. It's about that all the information in that page long commit message is a useful information
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My favourite Git commit (2019)(dhwthompson.com)
229 points by neo2006 7y ago|67 comments
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The Origin of Opera and the Future of Programming by Jessica Kerr(youtube.com)
2 points by neo2006 7y ago|0 comments
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by neo2006 7y ago
I do hiring interview in my company and one of the test we like to do is to give the interviewee a problem out of his area of expertise and open a browser and an editor for him and tell him that he is allowed to search for things. Most of
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Dr Russel Ackoff System Thinking(youtu.be)
2 points by neo2006 7y ago|0 comments
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Who needs generics? Use...instead(appliedgo.net)
2 points by neo2006 7y ago|0 comments
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Fred George, Rapids river ponds software architecture vision [pdf](yowconference.com.au)
11 points by neo2006 8y ago|0 comments
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by neo2006 8y ago
I had this presented to me by a coworker. I like the general idea of presenting a map for value chain but I'm sceptical because it seems to me that it is mostly based on the opinion of the person who draw the map and the perspective he
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Topographical Intelligence in Business(medium.com)
2 points by neo2006 8y ago|1 comments
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by neo2006 8y ago
One of the mistake I see a lot around this is when people start to write intelligent mocks. Usually this is where test bugs reside.
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by neo2006 8y ago
I don't think that any form of formal specification will solve that issue. The only way to minimize the impact of it is to work on small iterations (agile) and be close to the client. One of the weakness in agile methodologies today is
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by neo2006 8y ago
Most of the redesigns are done in the "big redesign in the sky" fashion, that mean we rewrite a new system from scratch and when it have equivalent features as the old system we redirect traffic to it a "big bang" introd
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Strangler pattern, a powerful simple concept to do refactoring(martinfowler.com)
211 points by neo2006 8y ago|69 comments

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