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by svieira 2y ago
What did you learn about (by using?) DDD that made you decide strongly against it?
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I am very sorry for your loss. > And I guarantee you would too Please don't presume. Having just buried my mother last year after caring for her as the cancer literally ate her bones away ... no, I did not and I still would not choo
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https://github.com/redis-rs/redis-rs/issues/1419#issuecommen... - looks to be mostly resolved at this point, with Redis Inc. simply going to step up its contributions to the open-source version without taking
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Arcan is experimenting with something like this (among others): https://arcan-fe.com/2024/09/16/a-spreadsheet-and-a-debugger... See also: * NuShell ( https://www.nushell.sh/ )
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The Machine Stops by E. M. Forster is another very good one: https://www.cs.ucdavis.edu/~koehl/Teaching/ECS188/PDF_files/... And re-skimming it just now I noticed the following eerie line: > There w
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The key point: > Seeing as the great majority of students spend over 80% of their digital device time using these tools to multitask, the automatic response for a great majority of students using these tools has become multitasking.. Unf
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by svieira 2y ago
Mokie Coke! Mokie Coke! ---- https://scifi.stackexchange.com/questions/218596/70s-or-earl... for those not in the know.
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by svieira 2y ago
Ah - well, at least you're consistent.
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Mono-repo is not the same as mono-service. You can deploy multiple services out of a single repository.
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Also a large number of animals cannibalize the weak (chickens, for example). Now, I presume that you hold humans to a different standard for that behavior - why?
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Now let's say that instead you threw the keys to your unbreakable safe to your friend across the Atlantic Ocean. And you say that you didn't know that the people entering were cops. And your friend won't give the keys back.
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> When people are pressured to meet a target value there are three ways they can proceed: 1) They can work to improve the system 2) They can distort the system 3) Or they can distort the data https://commoncog.com/goodhar
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This is already happening - I recently saw a resume which included "Added AI-driven code reviews" as an accomplishment bullet point (the person was working for a large consulting firm).
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The great thing is, Liquibase even allows you to run arbitrary programs as migrations using `customChange`: https://docs.liquibase.com/change-types/custom-change.html Though you can get a long way with just specifyin
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by svieira 2y ago
Our principal exports, all labelled and packed, At the ends of the earth are delivered intact: Our soap or our salmon can travel in tins Between the two poles and as like as two pins; So that Lancashire merchants when
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> 1918 Code on Marriage, the Family and Guardianship > One year after the Bolsheviks took power, they ratified the 1918 Code on Marriage, the Family and Guardianship. The revolutionary jurists, led by Alexander Goikhbarg, adhered to t
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by svieira 2y ago
How does the old saw go ... "past results are no guarantee of future performance"?
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Ah, "static" in the sense of "statically analyzable" because it's part of the typing phase. And "sound" here meaning only that the program can only assign values that match the statically determined types
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It was Socrates - and he was correct. When was the last time you met someone who could recite The Iliad from memory? But more to the point ... in Phaedrus he's not talking about "who will memorize the Iliad now that we have the
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by svieira 2y ago
This kind of "things we think are natural are actually the product of intelligences much larger than we currently can imagine" is all throughout John C. Wright's "Count to the Eschaton" sequence as well.
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by svieira 2y ago
Would you mind expanding on what you mean by "as static types"? As I see it, it's definitely a part of Java's type system that things which throw a checked exception will require that you handle those checked exceptions.
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> Beyond his main vocation as a chimney business owner, Thomas often drove for Lyft and Uber. After the criminal citation was filed, he automatically lost both driving jobs—banned by both companies due to the legal violation. For being f
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> which are fortunately caught at runtime by the VM At least one of them isn't, but that one is in a crufty old area of the code that most people don't care too much about: https://blog.devgenius.io/java-106-why
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We have known paintings from the time period - the paint is still visible under a microscope.
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True - we might also learn something from the Greek practice of exposure of infants and the Roman law regarding the rights of the pater familias. All three of them are examples of social failure to model the law of love in some manner.
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> Are we socially or systemically incapable of managing those risks given a certain institutional configuration? Empirically, Canada says "yes". There are other reasons (philosophical, moral, religious) that will also speak to
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There is nothing on the fibers that is visible under a high powered microscope. Paint (even spray-paint) is quite visibly distinct from the fiber it covers.
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> you would have to explain how the image on it was produced It was produced by Jesus Christ at His resurrection. He left it for us to see and ensured that its being set aside was recorded in Scripture (not with the others but rolled up
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Red paint that isn't visible under an electron microscope is some pretty advanced paint.

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