pkrumins

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by pkrumins 5y ago
Running a business is always a war. Either you deploy and win the war, or you are still thinking about the code you will be deploying some day and lose the war to someone who deployed.
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by pkrumins 5y ago
Absolutely!
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by pkrumins 5y ago
They are doing great. They love deploying! Deploy or die is the mantra we have.
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by pkrumins 5y ago
Single, self-contained HTML files are my passion. I created a self-contained version of my comic https://comic.browserling.com/browserling-comic.html . All comics in one file, no external dependencies or anything.
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by pkrumins 5y ago
No, you have to crank the code out to production as fast as possible. Ship it all the time, every day, tens of times a day. It's a war zone, not academia where you can think all day.
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by pkrumins 5y ago
The best code is the one in production. All other code is useless.
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by pkrumins 5y ago
And it's 100% true. The job is to get it out to production not to write essays in comments. Always be deploying.
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by pkrumins 5y ago
Comments are an anti-pattern. The more comments you write, the less code gets deployed to production. Only code that's deployed to production counts.
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by pkrumins 5y ago
Checkmate org mode people.
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by pkrumins 5y ago
Except they shipped and all you did was write this comment. When you ship your own smaller terminal, let us know.
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by pkrumins 5y ago
The only best practice is getting your code to production as fast as possible. Code in production is worth all best practices combined.
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by pkrumins 5y ago
Also `php -S` is very handy.
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by pkrumins 5y ago
For some people Perl is the first language. Thanks everyone!
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by pkrumins 5y ago
Thank you very much!
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by pkrumins 5y ago
And mine. Thank you for all Perl and Larry Wall!
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by pkrumins 5y ago
So great!
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by pkrumins 5y ago
Agree 100%. Perl is life.
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by pkrumins 5y ago
More like - thank you Perl for being the greatest programming language every made! Python and Rust are glue. Perl is life.
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by pkrumins 5y ago
We should team up!
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by pkrumins 5y ago
Happy birthday from me as well! Perl 6 was a huge mistake. Catastrophically bigger than Python's version 3. Somehow developers put up with upgrading to Python 3, but ain't nobody upgrading to Perl 6.
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by pkrumins 5y ago
MVP right here!
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by pkrumins 5y ago
We can't be friends but you are right about Perl.
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by pkrumins 5y ago
World's #1 Perl advocate and fan checking in. Start with the greatest books every written: Programming Perl - https://www.oreilly.com/library/view/programming-perl-4th/97... Continue with the second grea
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by pkrumins 5y ago
Holy cow, didn't expect the founder of this amazing service here. I'm a super super happy customer! Thanks for making the project and for using Perl. Without Perl it would be a complete disaster, I'm sure.
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by pkrumins 5y ago
I just recently wrote a program that creates CHM files in Perl. Took me like 7 minutes and job was done. All hail Larry Wall!
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by pkrumins 5y ago
I illustrated Larry Wall: https://comic.browserling.com/camelia.png
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by pkrumins 5y ago
Perl has always been and will always be the greatest language. I still use Perl daily and get things done fast. While you are matching your types in your fancy garbage language (Rust, Haskell, etc), I already did the job, solved 25 other pr
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by pkrumins 5y ago
Totally agree ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28346076 ). Computing is coming to an end with these new dumb interfaces.
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by pkrumins 5y ago
Nice! This is pretty the only exception. ls|more or ls|less.
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by pkrumins 5y ago
Dan Luu's blog is great and we all love it BUT CAN SOMEONE PLEASE TEACH THIS MAN CSS?

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