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by rmetzler 4y ago
I‘m a generalist. I know I don’t have time to be an expert in everything. I buy a lot of books about a lot of subjects I’m interested in, but I don’t have the time to read all of them. But when some work comes my way, the large bookshelf co
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by rmetzler 4y ago
Cool design!
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by rmetzler 4y ago
But now you have the tests to be able to refactor the implementation and improve it. I’ve been in too many projects where devs almost never write tests. They cut corners by neither writing tests nor documentation because of time pressure. T
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by rmetzler 4y ago
Can you link to an implementation you would consider great? I would just like to compare them. I too find Uncle Bobs “clean code” book very much overrated. My understanding of the “design” aspect of TDD is, that you start from client code
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by rmetzler 4y ago
It’s similar in Java, where people often only know about public and private, and forget about package scoped functions. You can use these to test utility functions etc. The post is weird, I agree with almost everything in the first half and
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by rmetzler 4y ago
I wonder if the author of the blogpost ever tried Rails’ convention-over-configuration approach. It might be exactly what he means when he says he gets to write less boilerplate.
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by rmetzler 4y ago
Yes, my oven only goes up to 250°C. I adjusted the recipe for the dough and use 70% water instead of the usual 60% (baker's math).
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by rmetzler 4y ago
Wait, aren’t you supposed to distribute the source of your Linux if you sell devices using it? It’s the GPL, isn’t it?
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by rmetzler 4y ago
During the pandemic I learned how to make great Neapolitan style pizza in a normal kitchen oven. To get great pizza you usually need very high heat (~500° / ~930°F) so the pizza cooks very fast and gets cross and soft at the same time.
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by rmetzler 4y ago
The mustard seed shortage due to the war in Ukraine also affects at least some of the German brands. Bautz’ner Mittelscharfer Senf - a staple in eastern Germany - is really hard to get.
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by rmetzler 4y ago
Currently I find kubectl often don't really respond for CTRL-C and also can't be removed with kill -9 on MacOS.
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by rmetzler 4y ago
640K ought to be enough for anybody.
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by rmetzler 4y ago
There are more persons in a lab than only high qualified researchers. Cleaners for example. And one bat might not be much, but if your job is to dispose 20 or 50 of them and you can just go a few hundred meters and sell them to a vendor for
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by rmetzler 4y ago
Pagerduty is an important notification app for me. But most other, including e-mail, are disabled or just noise.
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by rmetzler 4y ago
The Wuhan lab used to catch wild bats and take virus samples from them. It’s not too far fetched someone sold the same bats to the market or was infected and infected other people / living animals there.
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by rmetzler 4y ago
Here is a YouTube Link to the commercial which was embedded in the post. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=PnWpcwnR2YA
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by rmetzler 4y ago
If you have access to the Kubernetes cluster or wherever your runner is running: put a sleep right before the error, execute into the running pod and debug it. I like to do gitlab-runner exec docker … locally, but it doesn’t work with inclu
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by rmetzler 4y ago
> But if I'm paying a company to manage CI, I don't want to provision my own hardware infrastructure If you provision your own gitlab-runner, you don’t pay gitlab anymore for runner minutes. You can also split workloads betwee
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by rmetzler 4y ago
One Love Rasta Edit: unfortunately there is no support for emojis on HN. Just imagine a red, a golden, and a green heart there.
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by rmetzler 4y ago
I really don't understand your point at all. You might be right, the use case doesn't exist yet, maybe never. But this never was the point of the blog post. Making the application wait extremely long or even crash by importing _so
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by rmetzler 4y ago
> What is the point of importing a dataset of this complexity if you can't also work with the data inside the DCC? My understanding is, that you need to reproduce the rendering bug which crashes blender to be able to fix it. And bei
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by rmetzler 4y ago
Yes, state is only modified on the server, not in the dumb clients. Weakening this fundamental idea is what makes it hard to write modern single page applications.
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by rmetzler 4y ago
Sounds stupid if it is expected. For me, I need motivation and flow. Meetings often disturb my flow and if I’m not in the mood I‘ll work less hours between Monday to Friday and add a few hours on the weekend. If there are production issues
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by rmetzler 4y ago
I feel like you mix two things which kind of are related, but not really. It’s also that you don’t even state if you talk about DevOps as a philosophical approach to how software should be designed, written, and run. Or if you talk about a
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by rmetzler 4y ago
Just start gardening. There is a lot of good bacteria in the soil.
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by rmetzler 4y ago
My understanding is that the amount of chlorine added to the tap water differs between regions. I read it can be a lot in the US. Here in Germany there is a limit by law of 0.3mg per liter and most districts use between 0.03mg and 0.05mg pe
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by rmetzler 4y ago
I‘m with the same woman for more than 20 years, we have a daughter who is turning 10 years old soon. We’re not married though. Are we still „dating“?
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by rmetzler 4y ago
I mentioned the CTRL+D multi cursor specifically because I think this feature is only available in VSCode if you choose the Atom key bindings. I regularly try to show this to my colleagues whenever we’re pairing, but they need to fall back
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by rmetzler 4y ago
Similar to what I wanted to comment. 30 years ago I knew some places selling for 2,00DM or 2,50DM. 2 years ago it was 4,50EUR, now it’s 6,00EUR.
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by rmetzler 4y ago
There is already Jsonnet the data templating language: https://jsonnet.org/

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