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oaiey
3y ago
But that is the niche of TypeScript. It supports a dynamic typed language by enabling some but not all benefits of typed languages.
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oaiey
3y ago
Okay, now it is official, JS/TS becomes a C# clone ;) no surprise considering the TS people
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3y ago
Aside of that this file should be offline: - your wishes as a patient (how do you want to die) ... It could happen you cannot express that anymore and someone has to make a decision. This will make that easier. - give access before death (e
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3y ago
Seems there is a Windows native API for cloud syncs. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/cfapi/build-...
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oaiey
3y ago
The samples always show mounting similar to a (network) drive. What about mounting in file explorer like OneDrive?
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3y ago
> At our first meeting our [AWS] account manager brought along his solutions architect. I had never met a solutions architect, so I didn’t really know what they did. > Eventually I realised that I wasn’t the problem. I had the same ex
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3y ago
Did not realize that POSIX after it was obsolete standardized commands ;) anyway. But I get you. PowerShell is intended to harmonize server management and yours is a general purpose shell. Sounds like a very reasonable differentiation. Do y
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3y ago
Apart of the .NET/Microsoft/ugly command-lets situation, how do you pitch yourself against PowerShell? The typed pipelines and advanced programming are also there. Not that I am a personal Powershell fan (in-memory commands and ug
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3y ago
Domain knowledge is also the thing upper management conveniently ignores when it comes to fire and hire (I intentionally changed the order ;)), off-shoring or we-do-projects-but-are-not-a-software-shop ignorance practices. The little percen
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3y ago
Every school class in Germany has now at least 1-2 kids with migration background. Syrian, Ukraine, etc. So overall every class is affected (because the teacher needs to allocate more focus on them). Is that bad? Maybe, but what do you expe
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3y ago
Well, there is a bias there. If you would ask the parents of the migrant kids you would get a statement that they lost 80% of their culture. A mixture is to be expected and is a necessity for human and society evolvement.
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3y ago
In my childhood, we have not had english and therefore in your argument also no extra German. Sometimes, we expect too much of our kids.
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3y ago
I wanted to brainfart about that length in the typical assumed usage should be 1 ignoring the inner encoding of Unicode of emoji ... But your comment was spot on and showed me my own assumption would fall into exactly this view scheme. Than
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3y ago
It is a good thing. .NET is a wonderful stack nowadays. The company overlord is sometime what he is but generally behaving.
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oaiey
3y ago
Impressive. Especially the DNS resolvers. At least the .NET entry is however no longer correct
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oaiey
3y ago
libuv brought .NET to Linux. Will never forget that. Without libuv that story would not have been such a success. Thank you!
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3y ago
For me this article is flawed. Hello Worlds application are not good metric foundation to make such a comparison. Also it is no surprising that a container cannot beat a sandboxed programming platform that wasm is. I do not know if there is
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3y ago
Nobody working on a language/framework of that size is easily / successfully forking. It is a dead end if the politics do not end. And the threat of a fork is politics again
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oaiey
3y ago
Correct. The big fallacy of agility. Mixing work items with requirements (words like feature or user story are terrible abused here). If you need a specification in an agile project, then it is an output of the work items next to the code.
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3y ago
A pity. For me the IEC 62304 is one of the standards who make the most sense. For me traceability has one more very nice aspect: you always trace whatever you do (think merge request or it deployment request / changes) back to the reas
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3y ago
They are called requirement engineers :). Spot on regards the what and the how. Additionally to specify the what, i always document the rationale WHY. We can see this in sentence patterns for specifying use cases, epics, etc.
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3y ago
Because the originals parts where broken. I am speaking of 90s JavaScript, the DOM/Browser API and the not so much "batteries included". They could neither get fixed without a standard by committee approach of the browser ven
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3y ago
What I found interesting of this article is that most of it is also applicable to a many tech sector jobs. High pressure to deliver something (because we squeeze the last of people), hire-and-fire practices everywhere, politics and toxic en
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3y ago
Yes, correct. But that is something they can figure out.
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oaiey
3y ago
Yes indeed. If you do business in a country, adhere to the rules of this country. Simple. True globalization (one global rulebook) is a probably not to achieve, considering all the different aspects of societies in this world (degree of cap
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3y ago
Which is good ... and bad at once. Think only about how nice could be the JavaScript API if we would allow it to break. Or CSS. Or HTML. But completely agreeing with your point. Underrated quality of browsers.
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3y ago
There is something with this idea: recreate a desktop environment in the browser. I have done it in the late 90s (obviously in PHP), and until today they show up regularly. Once MacOS, once windows, in svelte, in react, whatever. I thought
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3y ago
And static typing, and linting, and code analysis, and security checks, and .. these pipelines are long nowadays Oh and the garantiert that no one can modify it post the compile step.
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3y ago
Well ... that depends a lot on where you want to be hired. There is tons of companies which are not at all that interesting like the latest startup but deliver awesome stuff all the time. IMHO, there is not a correlation between developer t
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oaiey
3y ago
Oh boy. That topic is so trigger friendly.
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