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by rooam-dev 7y ago
Too much for small classes/records imho e.g. `new Name("First", "Last")` vs. `new Name(first="First", last="Last")` Also, IDEs can help with parameter hints when is needed.
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by rooam-dev 7y ago
"BTW, learning Kubernetes can be done in a few days. " - Learn something in a few days and the ability to run it in production are completely 2 different things. Security, upgrades and troubleshooting cannot be learned in couple o
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by rooam-dev 7y ago
What about calling to stop the planned obsolescence? Things like replaceable batteries, longer support (security patches and parts) should be a good start.
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by rooam-dev 7y ago
They removed the wired option which created a problem for some and offered a solution. Yes, I know about the dongle, already lost 2 of them.
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by rooam-dev 7y ago
Apple Ecosystem, Apple's way - create a problem and a solution at the same. I wonder what's the ratio among the owners, who bought vs. who received them as a gift.
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by rooam-dev 7y ago
I think I have my answer: "You have a right to cancel and return an online order for a full refund within 14 days by law. " Thanks again.
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by rooam-dev 7y ago
Thank you for your input.
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by rooam-dev 7y ago
Thank you, good to know.
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by rooam-dev 7y ago
I did a wire transfer.
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Ask HN: Dealing with shops that send open box products (Germany)
1 points by rooam-dev 7y ago|7 comments
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by rooam-dev 7y ago
Are you one of those college graduates that sets high bars when interviewing candidates at google? :) PS: Never interviewed myself, just read stories.
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by rooam-dev 7y ago
Imho the 2nd part applies to those that use the quote too.
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by rooam-dev 7y ago
Imho it's far from "just". The advice works for short lifespan products and/or single "builder" and/or when requirements don't change much. Getting the product fast out there is not enough. It's
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by rooam-dev 7y ago
It's expensive because it's a locked in subscription. If I buy a coffee it's "mine", I don't have to buy next time if it's too expensive.
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by rooam-dev 7y ago
If it's just a baby then I'd want to keep an eye to not fall of the bed. Door would be closed to reduce the noise. That said, I never did it... just thinking. When they are older then I don't have a good reason.
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by rooam-dev 7y ago
I think it will be more like replace 2/3 with AWS* service.
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by rooam-dev 7y ago
If you are interested doing other things at home, then why transition at all? I mean, how much time you will need to become good at "server side" and the company benefit from this? Imho it's about 50/50, company should n
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by rooam-dev 7y ago
Ability to run locally a production like setup (at smaller scale of course) is a big plus imho. 1st, you know how it works, 2nd smaller iterations/feedaback cycles (restart locally vs. push and wait for tests to run).
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by rooam-dev 7y ago
As a long time Eclipse user, Erlide has been working fine for me (1 week into learning Erlang). Autocompletion (both editor and shell) is helpful.
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by rooam-dev 7y ago
Thank you.
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by rooam-dev 7y ago
Thank you.
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by rooam-dev 7y ago
The question is, if the project you worked would be a mess from the beginning, would it allow your company to test and scrap features fast? Yes, it's possible, but at what cost? E.g. long hours, unhappy devs, implementation taking too
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by rooam-dev 7y ago
Could you be more specific what loophole? I am in a similar situation, I am full time employed (as a developer) by 1 person GmbH. I work with a tax agency that has not said anything about this. Thanks.
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by rooam-dev 7y ago
Do you bill the time when posting comments like this?
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by rooam-dev 7y ago
Did they enable "replace email" feature?
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by rooam-dev 7y ago
Of course, but normally it takes a lot of noise to make so that Apple does something like this. I personally have not heard any "multiple reports" news.
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by rooam-dev 7y ago
Sorry, but why did it take 4.5 years to do this? Is it because new models are not selling well?
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by rooam-dev 7y ago
Some kind of software controlled drone/robot should do it, since there are 2 parts, software and hardware.
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by rooam-dev 7y ago
I don't think it's about trust. Kids are kids, inexperienced. An extra, distant oversight may be required when talking about safety. The stakes are too high. It's like having a learners permit that requires someone with a lic
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by rooam-dev 7y ago
Culture fit is a thing, especially when working remote. You have to trust people you work with. Of course it can be abused.

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