rewma

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by rewma 5y ago
> People who get fired are far more likely to leave reviews on blind. It is said that the average tenure at Amazon is two years. By your measuring stick, a company that is a revolving door does have the nasty tendency to leave a lot of i
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by rewma 5y ago
> No country has this kind of benefits for plumbers who are mostly independent. How about Amazon SDEs?
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by rewma 5y ago
> If I was a plumber, and my wife was dying, and as a result I was unable to repair plumbing, I would not expect anyone to give me money to repair their plumbing, not even if I told them my wife is dying and they should be sympathetic. W
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by rewma 5y ago
> The former, concentrating state power in Paris, and limiting (or even outright suppressing) the importance and influence of the rest of the country (especially the southern half) has been a constant theme since the Bourbons: they under
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by rewma 5y ago
> Anyone who thinks masks, boosters or any other idiotic "solution" are going to lead back to "normalcy" are deluding themselves. Every goal post has moved (six weeks to flatten the curve?!?), they continue to move, a
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by rewma 5y ago
> Nonetheless, the only thing I could think of after reading your example is just how many subtle bugs and inconsistent behaviors this engine will have with various edgecases, so I'm still pretty convinced I'd rather implement
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by rewma 5y ago
> I'm sorry you're having that experience. DDD is specifically aimed at tackling complexity, as it says on the cover. Part of the problem is that complexity is relative to the observer, how experienced they are in that particul
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by rewma 5y ago
> Domain-DD is another one of these architecture astronauts fads where you introduce new abstractions and then spend most of the time wondering whether penguin is a bird or a fish for the purpose of your application. That doesn't so