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by rmetzler 5y ago
Eric Normand - Grokking Simplicity: Taming complex software with functional thinking I also bought the Scott Wlaschin book, but I must say I like Eric Normand's book a little bit better. Since the examples are also in JavaScript (but a
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by rmetzler 5y ago
I've been involved with the German Dancehall scene from around the late 90s early 2000s and danced so many nights to this riddim. I knew the story and how this riddim ended up in Jamaica at King Jammy's (e.g. https://ww
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by rmetzler 5y ago
Once an interviewer wanted to do fizzbuzz with me. I've never had an interviewer do whiteboarding or something else with me (probably I had to few interviews in my life) and I got very excited. Then he let me down by not doing anything
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by rmetzler 5y ago
Just the other day I noted on Twitter how bad the official systemd website is for users. I'm looking forward to this site recovering from HN hug.
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by rmetzler 5y ago
It doesn't cost much when you allow your customers to do this from the start. And it helps QA to be able to see raw data.
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by rmetzler 5y ago
I don't know much about American taxes (not even much about German taxes) but I think roads should be funded through some tax which is connected to cars or fuel.
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by rmetzler 5y ago
I've been on two companies which got acquired by much larger companies. I understand that some things need to be standardised for an enterprise. But what I hate is that the acquiring company often tries to totally change the company th
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by rmetzler 5y ago
This is not an ad and I doubt it is fake. Click on the user profile and read some of his other comments. This guy is real.
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by rmetzler 5y ago
I remember another article where the main developer set aside a big chunk of memory right when they started coding. When they had issues fitting everything in memory shortly before the deadline, he deleted this chunk and had no issue to del
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by rmetzler 5y ago
Yes please. I would like to see it in action and understand how it works.
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by rmetzler 5y ago
> You get out of the car. Not always. Electric cars are also quite dangerous for firefighters to put the flames out (you can't use water for instance and it's even more dangerous in rain) and since they are relatively new not a
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by rmetzler 5y ago
I don't feel pain, but yes, noice cancellation on those Boses can have some weird effects in quiet environments. Therefor I only activate the noise cancellation on louder environments and then it really helps me concentrate. But the no
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by rmetzler 5y ago
And DHH is a software engineer. The grandparent comment sounds like he isn't.
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by rmetzler 5y ago
HTTP 500 Unexpected Server Error Cannot destructure property 'series' of 'e' as it is undefined.
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by rmetzler 5y ago
I was excited when I saw the features like retry and timestamps in log. Then I saw it was written in C. I actually thought it would be Rust or Go. I don't think you should use C for a "next generation" thing.
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by rmetzler 5y ago
regarding managed Terraform: I don't have that much experience with Terraform, but you want GitOps integration and a state that has no race condition problems. As far as I know it's not too hard to build Terraform in your GitOps p
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by rmetzler 5y ago
Small typo occurring two times: git ls-file instead of git ls-file s . Thanks for bringing it up, I didn't know about the command. I also might have a use case for it.
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by rmetzler 5y ago
Maybe just sell them to a car repair shop?
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by rmetzler 5y ago
You can find videos of these on youtube. It's really possible to do in less than a minute and it depends on whether the thieve(s) jack up the car or not. Here is one video of a rather dangerous job, but the removing of the cat takes le
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by rmetzler 5y ago
You would think there is something wrong but you wouldn't necessarily think there was a part stolen. We only found out there was something stolen when the mechanic sent us pictures from underneath the car. It was his first of these cas
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by rmetzler 5y ago
Thieves stole the catalytic converter of our 1996 Mitsubishi last year. They can do this in ~1 minute and you don't realise it is missing until you start the motor and then you probably think something is broken instead it is missing.
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by rmetzler 5y ago
It would be great to have a dependency graph or labels in the alerts, so they are easily mapped to the things that can break and are important enough to be monitored. We just had a short outage where an editor removed the index page in the
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by rmetzler 5y ago
You probably talk about Vagrant, which is only one of the Hashicorp tools. It's probably the most developer centric of them. But Hashicorp has a lot of tools which make sense as building-blocks in a software architecture or in CI/
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by rmetzler 5y ago
"Maria" is a name which is mostly used for girls, but in Germany it can be used as a middle name for boys too. So names ending with an "a" only for girls is not a hard rule. So yes, there are some hurdles to name your ch
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by rmetzler 5y ago
It's also shown as valid by the German CovPassCheck app.
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by rmetzler 5y ago
> Those 10 minutes before standup starts, feels like an eternity. I'm sorry, I don't understand this. You could join the meeting earlier and just talk about private stuff with your team members. Similar to what you would do in
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by rmetzler 5y ago
Oh, yes, I also know a lot of people who don't try to find out and understand the motivation behind a request and instead just jump to conclusions.
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by rmetzler 5y ago
I think that this is unfair to the poor Apple Store employee. There is no reason to not state the motivation, why you ask for the smallest box. Other than that, I also try to employ the naive question and to some people these might sound s
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by rmetzler 5y ago
But these project members are the same which hire fresh out of boot camp developers and not enough QA. And if they hire QA then QA just checks features, not “is this actual correct” or “does the UI actually empower the users”. The one consu
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by rmetzler 5y ago
Websites which change over time and don’t provide a simpler way of getting an update (e.g. an RSS feed or a JSON api).

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