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by rtheunissen 3y ago
Did the same with Google Hangouts which wouldn't end the call if someone dropped, and when their internet came back up they would automatically be back in the call. I think that's how it worked.
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by rtheunissen 3y ago
Replace Rails with Laravel and you get the same problem: the recommended patterns make it easy to get started but eventually work against you when things start getting big and busy.
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by rtheunissen 3y ago
A framework is no good if it requires that the engineers working with it are excellent in order to not create a mess. A great framework or language _should_ empower participants with average ability and experience to produce good results.
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by rtheunissen 3y ago
"Bend" is not a good description of the intention here. Good code should be easy to test effectively and interfaces are a common way to achieve that. We should absolutely design our code with testing in mind. For example, you have
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by rtheunissen 4y ago
I've been using PHP for a decade and recently started building APIs in Go. Everything about the process has been significantly simpler, from packages to testing to deploying and debugging. I don't think I can ever go back, and thi
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by rtheunissen 4y ago
Platform Science | San Diego, Remote | Fleet Management, Big Data, Hardware We are a fast-growing company founded in 2015 with a mission to connect everything that moves. Our hardware is currently installed directly at the factory and fleet
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Ask HN: How to engage with other academics while researching abroad?
2 points by rtheunissen 4y ago|0 comments
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by rtheunissen 4y ago
An airport simulator game. You have to manage aircraft, prices, service, security, disasters, policy, economy etc.
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by rtheunissen 5y ago
How does mocking tie you to the implementation?
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by rtheunissen 5y ago
Maybe instance-level configuration?
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by rtheunissen 5y ago
Often, cache is relied on so much that we are afraid to clear it because no one knows what the impact will be on the database. We now duplicate our data in many cases, have to deal with cache invalidation, and ironically create more risk th
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by rtheunissen 5y ago
Not to feel good as a goal but certainly as an effect of positive human interaction and experience. It's a desired outcome that interaction with the product makes you happy.
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by rtheunissen 5y ago
Isn't the problem more the car not seeing the cyclist, than it is the cyclist not seeing the door opening?
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by rtheunissen 5y ago
1. Publish 2. Turn 30 3. Be the fittest I've ever been
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by rtheunissen 5y ago
This is great. I've found "find file" to be the most useful tool. It's usually one of the first things I point out during live-coding as soon as I see someone click through the source tree.
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by rtheunissen 6y ago
Yeah, also some incredible literature and worthless spam. Practically infinite expression will inevitably lead to poor results in one corner or another.
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by rtheunissen 6y ago
If you look at a language like Go, it's rare to find a project not using the standard gofmt. PSR-12 states that "the benefit of this guide is not in the rules themselves but the sharing of those rules". The guidelines to use
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by rtheunissen 6y ago
This is also how I've experienced primary elections in the US: people voting for who they think other people will vote for.
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by rtheunissen 6y ago
So much of what you just said is completely untrue. Not a single leading Democrat is calling for any of those things. Emptying prisons? Completely disbanding the police? Outlawing criminal laws? What does that even mean?
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by rtheunissen 6y ago
Fitter, happier, more productive.
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by rtheunissen 6y ago
There is also https://www.arxiv-vanity.com/papers/1601.04017/
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by rtheunissen 7y ago
That I can trust decisiveness. Just because someone can make a decision quickly doesn't mean that they're usually right. Those combined = a great senior engineer.
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by rtheunissen 7y ago
No just some arbitrary 80%-case "large" number.
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Ask HN: When are large data structures used in practice?
8 points by rtheunissen 7y ago|8 comments
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Arbitrary precision decimal floating-point for PHP 7(php-decimal.io)
1 points by rtheunissen 8y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Models and Collections for Vue.js(vuemc.io)
14 points by rtheunissen 9y ago|0 comments
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PHP 7 Data Structures extension is officially stable on PECL(github.com)
1 points by rtheunissen 10y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Efficient data structures for PHP 7(medium.com)
2 points by rtheunissen 11y ago|1 comments
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by rtheunissen 11y ago
Not necessarily from a webpage. Web browsers support [1] what's called the WebSocket API [2], which allows browsers to create socket connections to a socket server. But many programming languages also provide a library to create socket
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by rtheunissen 11y ago
Thanks! Let me know if you have any problems or questions. Re: the implementation, take a look at the task that fetches new comments: http://git.io/vOGT3 . reddit's primary 'new comments' endpoint let's y

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