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by slver 5y ago
I didn't intent to say we need to "crush" people into changing, rather the definition of our tribes should change. You know, when a president says "we gotta unite the nation" in a speech, that's kinda what they
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by slver 5y ago
Yes it needs "other". We can however define this "other" intelligently to encircle the negative phenomena of society and define the rest as the society we are. And hopefully it doesn't split even parents and childre
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by slver 5y ago
Because you still have things you're for and against. But they shouldn't be aligned along trivial lines like sports, religion and politics. And yeah I know calling these "trivial" sounds odd, but they really are.
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by slver 5y ago
Well in this case we can make the aliens I'm talking to part of the other tribe. Down with the aliens.
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by slver 5y ago
So it's unnecessarily antagonistic, but then you proceed to agree with everything I said. Look you can't argue REST is easy by defining REST one way, then argue it's powerful and has these features by defining it another way,
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by slver 5y ago
The premise is quite weird, because we're not "cut out". We've evolved, and still evolving. The best thing evolution did to us is to make a lot of our behaviors learned. So how we perceive morality is something we can le
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by slver 5y ago
Every REST argument: - REST is standardized, because look at all the standards for it (OData, OpenAPI etc.). - REST is easy, because I don't implement any of those standards. - REST is flexible, because I don't even understand the
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by slver 5y ago
Yeah I got that you think they're "overly complex" but they literally have nothing to do with each other. REST is simple compared to GraphQL if you have no standards at all and just slap everything with ad-hoc CRUD resources
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by slver 5y ago
> So how do you fix that? Well you’ve got to do query introspection to resolve certain queries in a more optimized way. Which tends to be more complicated than just…doing exactly what you want to do via a REST endpoint. You're talki
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by slver 5y ago
GraphQL is a fine-grained resource protocol, and REST is a large-grained resource protocol. You don't want to serve thousands of 50 byte responses in REST just to get what you need when your app opens, this is why GraphQL allows you to
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by slver 5y ago
There’s almost no overlap between SOAP and GraphQL (еxcept that you seem to not be familiar with either of them). Especially odd is the "scalability" remark, given those are protocols, they have no bearing on any aspect of the &qu
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by slver 5y ago
When I see how our governments evolve I always compare global restrictions to similar processes in multicellular organisms. Cell division is globally and locally restricted in the body in ways single cellular organisms aren't. We have
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by slver 5y ago
I legit heard multiple Americans discuss it dismissively like it's a toilet dildo for homosexuals. Even the fact it's a French word was a proof of that.
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by slver 5y ago
But in theory, if we eat garbage generation after generation, eventually we'll evolve to digest it well.
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by slver 5y ago
I hope you realize there's a fuzzy line between those, when you have ideal test doubles, that behave like the real thing, but are just configurable in-memory replicas of the dependency. People get suck a kick out of categorizing their
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by slver 5y ago
In practice yeah I guess. But rewriting the document is more extensive, it might even have to be moved (because Mongo allocates certain number of bytes for it, and it might outgrow that).
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by slver 5y ago
You can’t test the logic without the parts that interpret the logic. Your mock will fail if I change the name of a alias in my query. A database won’t. Don’t confuse how it’s done with what is done.
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by slver 5y ago
It’s a memory mapped file. If you update a bool or number value it’ll rewrite just that. If you update anything else it’ll often have to rewrite the entire document due to variable size.
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by slver 5y ago
It looks like one of the reject prototypes from Robocop. And by this I mean it looks super-cool and it'll probably kill you.
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by slver 5y ago
Its document model is vanilla BSON on disk.
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by slver 5y ago
That means adapters and drivers are not unit testable. This differentiation is quite pointless though. If you can spawn the dependency in memory at no cost then why not. Also not using dependencies is not the point of a unit test. Almost ev
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by slver 5y ago
Most IDEs are gray. Microsoft is trying to be quirky, same with Office, and I don’t know how well it’s working.
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by slver 5y ago
Not surprisingly facts made you dig your heels deeper.
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by slver 5y ago
I thought I told you to sit down and read the reports. Why are you so insistent on speculating based on no information instead of actually reading the specific cases described there? One app is a kiosk that keeps saving people's passwo
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by slver 5y ago
While I'm hit heavily by nostalgia looking at this UI and I actually appreciate the simplicity and utility of it, I think it would've been nice to bring it in the 21-st century by making it vector-based and scalable, so it works o
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by slver 5y ago
Check out https://www.imdb.com/title/tt2866360/ Coherence. This style of improvised natural dialog is called "mumble-core". It's refreshing, but unfortunately not preferred by the highly polished pr
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by slver 5y ago
Windows did have color accents, like the dark blue selection, it's just a bit muted and stale by modern standards. It's a good idea to keep the chrome be chrome-like so color can be reserved for meaningful elements (like red for w
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by slver 5y ago
You should sit down and read the reports and realize users are harmed by this.
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by slver 5y ago
Do you realize that without “constructing a url” you need to go through few roundtrips just to find the resource url you actually need? You force your users through garbage you get support tickets like that. Instead of blaming the users, th
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by slver 5y ago
You keep calling it the system, as if rest gives scale and benefits to any system. No. It’s for large grained mostly static resources directly navigated by a user. I.e. the web. Fielding never claimed this architectural style works for mach

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