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99% of readers either read and voted or moved on, it’s just one guy who decided to nitpick you, not some nebulous “HN” hive mind collective.
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Can I create profile data by running the instrumented binaries through testcases? Perhaps integration test cases which represent typical end to end functionality of my application.
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What could they be doing with all those redirects?
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I'm not sure calling the domain layer "anemic" by default is correct, as it's typically a (negative) descriptions of models which are too data-driven instead of behavior-driven. I would suggest an alternative layer struc
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6y ago
While Given When Then rolls off the tongue easier, I think Arrange Act Assert better describes the structure
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Can you clarify what subcontinental Indian English will supposedly do to en-us?
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Thanks for taking the time to write all of this out!
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6y ago
You are awesome!
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What’s not “boring” about developing a backend in Rust? Rust is one of the most boring languages I can think of.
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I, for one, love Safari! I will use Safari on MacOS and Firefox on Linux, but only Chrome for frontend development and testing...
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Yes, there are many things worth discussing which would be better left not written down.
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> “I’m just at peace with the possibility of something bad happening to me.” I think this is the key thing to understand, as well as not worrying about things which are outside of your own control. If your own personal actions did not or
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Or just stop drinking alcohol and soda, that’s another way to solve this dilemma
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Gotta love all the HN armchair gatekeepers in this thread
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It’s simply unbelievable!
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“For those of you who want a TL:DR summary, here it is: It’s time to get back to the work marketers used to be really good at: Deciding on the appropriate context in which to engage your audience. And it’s time to pull back from a habit mos
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Are you sure you’re building anything foundational if you need to be drinking for it to occur?
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I’m just waiting to read “This research was funded in part by the Molson Coors Brewing Company”. Ask HN: Should I start drinking regularly?
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Alternatively, if you’re looking to create a web application but only expose it through an HTTP API, you can simply choose an HTTP router like Routerify [1] to route HTTP requests to a stateful handler and any number of middlewares. I’m co
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That’s why you write unit and integration tests :) That’s how you get a fast feedback loop, instead of looking for it in compilation
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Use sccache and an S3 bucket
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"For me and not for thee"
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6y ago
Thanks for posting this, reading about all the progress made with delay tolerant networking is exciting!
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6y ago
Do you have any recommendations for where to learn more about network eng for us non-network-engs? My experience is in DevOps (on k8s, mostly) and systems/application programming, if that helps pinpoint any advice you could give. I’m t
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My tech stack: Rust, Redis, MongoDB, is most loved on Stack Overflow, and most hated on HN! That must be a good sign. :) Rust is a complete breakthrough in modern popular languages as a safe, fast, and expressive alternative. MongoDB, or r
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The main argument for using MongoDB when you’re abiding by DDD: https://martinfowler.com/bliki/AggregateOrientedDatabase.htm...
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Main argument for using document-oriented databases: https://martinfowler.com/bliki/AggregateOrientedDatabase.htm...
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The main argument for using a documented-oriented database: https://martinfowler.com/bliki/AggregateOrientedDatabase.htm...
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Interesting taste of my own medicine. Will do, thanks for the reminder!
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I wouldn’t say DevOps does not include “building stuff”, but you’re building certain kinds of stuff, like systems to manage CI/CD for projects, deployment environments, promotion of versions, releases, security scans, collecting KPIs o
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