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by oweiler 4y ago
- Nowadays it's easy to find healthy food (lentil/bean based) you can microwave in 2 min - As a side dish, microwaved rice - learn to cook meals from as few as max 5 incredients
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by oweiler 4y ago
GitHub Actions hands down. Huge amount of community-provided actions, easy to get started, lots of ways to reuse workflows or parts of workflows. Perfect integration with GitHub obviously.
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by oweiler 4y ago
That is not a crossfunctional team.
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by oweiler 4y ago
That is utter BS. DevOps means Ops and Devs working hand in hand in a crossfunctional team. Nothing more, nothing less. The main idea was to tear down silos.
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by oweiler 4y ago
> and having the developers learn and maintain all of the operations practices just isn’t scaleable or feasible. I was on the same boat until I've switched to a company where devs were also doing ops. With AWS, GitLab CI and Terrafo
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by oweiler 4y ago
The weirdest thing is they can never give you any metrics on those supposed improvements.
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by oweiler 4y ago
The problem is not having two hours of spare time, it's that you feel so drained at the end of the day that you don't have the energy left to to anything meaningful.
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by oweiler 4y ago
Honestly I'm glad I'm not the only one. With one kid it was still possible to have some hobbies but with two it became almost impossible.
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by oweiler 4y ago
For me it's much more effective to bookmark blog posts I've found interesting to re-read later than to Store things I may eventually read (which rarely happens).
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by oweiler 4y ago
When testing external systems it's often better to use fakes, or service virtualization, though this is sometimes not possible.
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by oweiler 4y ago
If you have complex logic for extracting nested JSON, put it in a function and unit test the function.
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by oweiler 4y ago
I get paid for code that works, not for tests Kent Beck
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by oweiler 4y ago
You can chain Optional exactly the same as Kotlin but without the syntay suger ofc.
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by oweiler 4y ago
It means non-reassignable, nothing more.
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by oweiler 4y ago
There is so much wrong with this code...
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by oweiler 4y ago
Good list. With regards to caching: Don't waste your energy on this and use sth like jib or buildpacks.
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by oweiler 4y ago
Just use read with a heredoc. read is a Bash builtin so no process needs to be forked. https://github.com/helpermethod/up/blob/master/src/.bash_fun...
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Testing Bash Completions(write.as)
1 points by oweiler 4y ago|0 comments
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GitHub – cantino/mcfly: Fly through your shell history. Great Scott(github.com)
1 points by oweiler 5y ago|0 comments
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by oweiler 5y ago
Have you played Brutal Doom?
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by oweiler 5y ago
At a former employer, the running gag when someone was leaving was: See you in two years. So yes, it happens more often than you'd think.
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by oweiler 5y ago
Absolutely. Never thought they would make such a difference until I got introduced to them when contributing to SDKMAN!. Never had a conversation about formatting afterwards.
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by oweiler 5y ago
Bash yes, but commands like sed may or may not support certain flags depending in the platform. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/5694228/sed-in-place-fla...
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by oweiler 5y ago
The good thing about exercise is that * you don't eat while exercising * it will motivate you to eat less junk * running half an hour will still burn about 400 calories (depends on some factors)
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by oweiler 5y ago
First creating an account for testing it out is a no-go for me.
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by oweiler 5y ago
This hasn't aged well https://docs.oracle.com/javase/9/docs/api/java/io/InputStrea...
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by oweiler 5y ago
Yes this was my point.
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by oweiler 5y ago
What you describe is not TDD.
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by oweiler 5y ago
As soon as he'd start serving ads people would leave in droves.
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by oweiler 5y ago
Pretty sure Rust took a lot of inspiration from Elm https://elm-lang.org/news/compiler-errors-for-humans

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