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by oaiey 4y ago
Agree with that. The wording is very human and focus on the bad parts of it. I hate the term "let people go".
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by oaiey 4y ago
Yeah you are right, i messed up. Indeed it is only the architect who will hate it :)
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by oaiey 4y ago
And Medium with all respect is a not in the position of doing so. Facebook, Twitter ... these are candidates.
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by oaiey 4y ago
End users are consumers of the architecture here. Developers, testers, it, manager, customization specialists, customers, auditors,. ..
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by oaiey 4y ago
With the nasty detail, that this is the issue that you now need on 2-3 levels someone having a good/perfect understanding of design. And having that after 5 years of maintenance is a challenge. Yes, there are also other problems then b
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by oaiey 4y ago
But text has two problems: end users hate it and people cannot see two pages of model/diagram-as-code vs. a visual diagram. Not everyone is a developer.
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by oaiey 4y ago
Correct, that is the way. I stopped doing code blue prints. They are either documentation only or you should look at code. There is however a area (think systems in a network) where typical IT Management / Cloud Management / etc f
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by oaiey 4y ago
That is a very valid point. A bit of a counter argument at the bottom: There is a model and auto diagrams which represent the current state. Good for analysis (automatic or not etc). Can go very detailed. Model as Code, in a database, xmi f
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by oaiey 4y ago
Just do not. That or alternatively a hidden field is how asp.net WebForms did it state management 20 years ago. Worst possible idea ever. Good for small scale unimportant external state management but not for your everyday web app.
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by oaiey 4y ago
Topological sorting! So important
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by oaiey 4y ago
And not to forget: in German :)
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by oaiey 4y ago
Awesome.
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by oaiey 4y ago
The article is pretty explicit in that BWI are not running but packaging a reference software. And aside how do you think that anywhere in the world software for the army is created. It is called military industrial complex for a reason.
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by oaiey 4y ago
What angle is in your question? Matrix is the best choice i could imagine. And the lobbyists of Google, Microsoft and Apple surely had better funding than anyone touching matrix. If your ask whether a consulting agency earned something betw
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by oaiey 4y ago
In the 2000/2001 the defense minister (Rudi something) wanted to have a direct communication channel to all officers of the army. They contracted the Telekom (aka T-Mobile). The result was a parallel modem line network with extra PCs n
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by oaiey 4y ago
Honestly, chat is the equivalent of a person to person regular mouth to ear communication. Some stuff needs to be off record. Which effectively means, nothing in chat and not on a formal document is just coordination. Like it was for centur
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by oaiey 4y ago
Especially considering that the most recent arrested terrorists targeted police and military employees as conspirators. But honestly all much better than the NSA listening into German state traffic. The big fives are not friends just allies
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by oaiey 4y ago
That is how we all will remember Atom.
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by oaiey 4y ago
There are also architecture principles (e.g. onion architecture) which make the core of applications free of dependencies because there are the essence of your business logic. Without having read anything here with uBlock, this could be the
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by oaiey 4y ago
And where does the water which was not evaporated in the tower? The surplus? It is raising the water some few degrees. But that is unfortunately enough.
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by oaiey 4y ago
I would say it is a long term game to become clean energy wise. There was no secret here in Germany about that we used coal, oil and gas for many more years. Renewables are still ramping up.
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by oaiey 4y ago
That was sarcasm. There is no clean diesel. Germany's Volkswagen had a major lawsuit in the US because it branded diesel green . Obviously it was not.
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by oaiey 4y ago
Nuclear waste has a lifecycle of 1000s of years. The heat surplus kills river life. If things go southwards, whole regions are no longer livable for us humans. Nuclear energy is climate change wise, surely a good deal but environment wise a
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by oaiey 4y ago
The problem was also, that everyone had secondary motives in that conversation. Poland and Ukraine earned money by passing gas through from Russia, the US and UK sell LNG and oil and would benefit from it. And do not forget, Germany is hist
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by oaiey 4y ago
Nuclear is as clean as clean diesel. Is it a clusterfuck: yes. Is it ambitious to leave nuclear and fossils behind us: yes. As a wealthy society should we try: yes. We Germans are a bit idealistic and maybe illusional but at least we try.
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by oaiey 4y ago
I posted that in parallel. C# tries to be both, a system and application language. Java does not try that. Therefore, they can skip all the memory related topics quite quickly. And that wades out like 80% of the average joe unused features.
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by oaiey 4y ago
their numbers are simple .... C# has millions of developers, VB.NET 100ks and F# 10ks. They put their focus where their users are. They presented a slide deck once about that. And F# was created as a research project and is a lot more commu
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by oaiey 4y ago
That I start a code file with a special tag, that I have to be careful not accidently emitting e.g. white space (because it is a template engine ;)), that I am not accidently emitting the source code of my program because a tag was not clos
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by oaiey 4y ago
C# tries to be a system language (for writing servers, runtimes, and even operating systems) AND an application language (for writing your favourite apps). So you have now a huge feature set which is focused on efficient memory handling and
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by oaiey 4y ago
As a C# advocate I have to say, that the C# design team is doing an excellent job. The amount of syntax I see literally 1:1 taken over by dozen other languages is really impressive and evidence for that.

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