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Show HN: Salary Calculator Spain(lareira-digital.github.io)
3 points by oscarcp 10mo ago|4 comments
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by oscarcp 4y ago
Oh boy. I just set up my company a few months back, unfortunately I never had to go into email too much, so I didn't set up DKIM/SPF/DMARC. Then I started receiving emails from my own domain, I panicked because spoooofingg
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by oscarcp 5y ago
I have issues as well, each implementation (SDL/Jack/Pulse) is completely different, in some the shaders break completely, some don't respond to shortcuts or don't show the menus... it's a mess and the funny thing i
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by oscarcp 5y ago
I was about to that myself this weekend, you just saved me few hours, I'll start using it right away :)
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by oscarcp 5y ago
You're completely right but I am "flipping the tortilla" on this one and thinking, it's great that they're just spitballing stuff, it's bound to eventually find something truly interesting and/or useful! (
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by oscarcp 5y ago
Completely agree with the 5 minute rule, as I mentioned in my comment, it's one of the steps (for me at least it was)
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by oscarcp 5y ago
I'm quite familiar with that, unfortunately, and for me it didn't only span days, I spent months unable to be productive (you can guess what happened) and the last 3 years struggling to keep up (as a reference, I was one of those
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by oscarcp 5y ago
You make quite the point here. That is the advantage I see for DDD; you have dependency on service that may change, DDD will make your life easier when switching, otherwise there will be weeks of rewriting code. And what happens during tran
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by oscarcp 5y ago
> Your story sounds like they implemented a "technical DDD top-level architecture" (TM), whatever that may be. (I'd assume layers of abstractions coupled with logic spread all over the place, without any added benefit.) Ex
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by oscarcp 5y ago
Python, FastAPI... so you can imagine how something as simple as a CRUD becomes quickly impossible to manage as soon as you ignore everything and start creating repositories, queries, use cases, etc. for a single endpoint. I agree with you
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by oscarcp 5y ago
At the moment, there's no way out, plannign stipulates that all our microservices must be rewritten to accomodate this super abstract DDD design (and youy're right, it was an engineer who created our current layout)
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by oscarcp 5y ago
We use DDD at the current company I work in and to be honest, I detest it so much that sometimes it makes me wonder if I even want to continue in the programming space (been at it for 20 years). Don't get me wrong, DDD has meaning and
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by oscarcp 5y ago
One detail, not all phones have the light sensor in the top bezel, some phones like OnePlus 7 Pro have it integrated inside the fingerprint scanner, so depending on your phone the light sensor might be located somewhere else.
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by oscarcp 5y ago
As far as I know the default behaviour of Google Maps is to switch light/dark mode depending on the feedback from the light sensor next to the front camera, so basically as soon as it detects a lack of light, it will switch to dark mod
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by oscarcp 6y ago
It does, when you try to access a blocked URL it will redirect you to a local webservice that will tell you that You! Shall! Not! Pass! :D
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Show HN: Gandalf, a simple and brutalistic URL blocker
3 points by oscarcp 6y ago|2 comments
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by oscarcp 9y ago
Step 1: Keep your knowledge as sharp as the sharpest knife. Knowledge is the ultimate currency. Step 2: Research people's attitude during that time (every recession creates a change in behaviour and personality) and find a personality