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by qznc 7y ago
The argument is: If you (USA) accept that kids are harmed due to lack of gun control, then do not use harm to kids as an argument against E2E encryption. It is hypocritical.
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by qznc 7y ago
Coding Machines by Lawrence Kesteloot: https://www.teamten.com/lawrence/writings/coding-machines/ Lovecraft meets Trusting Trust.
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by qznc 7y ago
Here is a longer list: https://old.reddit.com/r/SpartanWeb/ In theory a web crawler could check for Javascript inclusion and but crawling might be futile because most of the web is not "spartan".
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by qznc 7y ago
Not popular, but it was definitely used: http://dconf.org/2016/talks/watson.html > Can D be used to make games? Yes. Has it been used in a major game release? It has now. Remedy Entertainment have successfully
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by qznc 7y ago
I made a tool myself [0] with slightly different tools. It answers two questions: Who are the relevant coders and what parts of the code are the hotspots? Here is an example run on sqlite: Top Committers (of 28 authors): D. Richar
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by qznc 7y ago
You can be a {system,function,requirements,hardware,electrical} engineer without producing code.
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by qznc 7y ago
Linux on the microcontrollers running powertrain, brakes, etc? Linux cannot scale down to less than 4-8 MB RAM afaik.
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by qznc 7y ago
Working at a major OEM, I heard the interaction with Google was like: "We would like to buy/licence your maps" "We will give them to you for free, but you have to install our software" "k thx bye"
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by qznc 7y ago
One aspect is that they describe themselves as not using the internet. There might be some Grandma who says that while writing a text message to her family. Does the survey make clear what "using the internet" means?
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by qznc 7y ago
One important aspect of tests is to derive them from requirements. Not from the implementation. This is also true if your requirements are only implicit in your head. TDD ensures this as there is no implementation yet when you write the tes
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by qznc 7y ago
According to this page [0] London has more cameras than Bejing. After Bejing come Chicago, New York, and Chongqing. [0] https://www.worldatlas.com/articles/most-spied-on-cities-in-...
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by qznc 7y ago
This year our project is supposed to go into series. So I'm learning a lot about ISO26262 and safety and what that means in practice.
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by qznc 7y ago
Mario seems to be a substitute for awk instead of bash?
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by qznc 7y ago
Is there any noun-verb shell?
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Ask HN: Tooling to skip/speed up CI steps?
2 points by qznc 7y ago|1 comments
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by qznc 7y ago
There is a very interesting part "No complaints from senior developers".
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by qznc 7y ago
Sometimes the architecture is not designed by a single person. Sometimes it is a group. Sometimes it evolves from every-developer-does-it. Sometimes the role switches quickly from person to person. I don't know scientific studies to co
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Definitions of Software Architecture(beza1e1.tuxen.de)
28 points by qznc 7y ago|6 comments
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by qznc 7y ago
Do you know other places where such content does usually get posted?
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by qznc 7y ago
This is why I like the Scrum idea of having an official "definition of done". It is valuable to have a shared understanding about it. https://www.scruminc.com/definition-of-done/
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by qznc 7y ago
As a software architect myself, I agree. It helps to do building. I recently took over the ownership of a small component in our system myself. That was the first time I wrote a unit test in our project. Finally I know how our testing and c
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by qznc 7y ago
Interesting. Do you have a link or reference for that?
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by qznc 7y ago
Not showing anything for 1.5 seconds is considered acceptable?
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by qznc 7y ago
Ever heard of Tulpas? That would be an even more extreme version: https://tulpa.io/about
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by qznc 7y ago
I believe it is not worthwhile to treat MVC as a pattern to emulate: http://beza1e1.tuxen.de/model_view_controller.html
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by qznc 7y ago
Temci is a tool which tries to provide such techniques and more in an easy way: https://github.com/parttimenerd/temci
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by qznc 7y ago
Does anybody know some monorepo horror stories? I have heard plenty of people complain about their many-repo structure and wishing for a monorepo. I would like to hear some concrete story where a monorepo went wrong. This article is just a
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by qznc 7y ago
I guess Excel is todays substitute?
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by qznc 7y ago
I believe there are still plenty of them. We just don't see them because the point-hunter swamp us. This suggests a new kind of search filter: Exclude anything which advertises multiple social media accounts.
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by qznc 7y ago
On the one hand, I agree with you. At some level the libraries and frameworks matter less and less. It becomes boring since you know what you want and the only question is to do it with the current tools. In the other hand, I'm still f

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