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by sweetgiorni 4y ago
This looks like Ruby's equivalent to the Python docs: https://docs.ruby-lang.org/en/master/index.html
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by sweetgiorni 4y ago
Isn't "schema" sort of meaningless if you don't specify the metaschema? Assuming this post is referring to the ever popular JSON Schema, there is no shortage of fields devoted to documenting the schema objects. So yes, a
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by sweetgiorni 4y ago
I'm really excited for the performance boosts that are in store for Python. Having written production services in Python, Go, Java, C++, and Javascript, I can confidently say that I hate Python the least. The only thing keeping me from
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by sweetgiorni 4y ago
I don't think I've even seen an asdf plugin that directly uses a version manager. They generally seem to either A) download prebuilt binaries or B) fallback to building from source. Either way the installs go straight to ~/.a
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by sweetgiorni 4y ago
Maybe this works out for some engineering organizations, but man am I glad not to work with this style of "backend" anymore. The folks at my last gig did this and never have I seen such a mess of services. One particularly annoyin
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by sweetgiorni 4y ago
I'd say that Swift's 4000 issues are significantly more embarrassing given that it's developed by the most valuable tech company in the world.
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by sweetgiorni 4y ago
Neat, but I wonder what the motivation for this is. I assumed that for the majority of projects ninja itself adds little overhead to the total build time.
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by sweetgiorni 4y ago
I'm probably misunderstanding something here, but isn't the author's criticism of exception bubbling and duplicate code easily resolved with exception inheritance? Define a base exception that all others inherit from and catc
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by sweetgiorni 4y ago
So funny to see this comment. Having moved to Portland recently I've been wondering why most coffee here is undrinkable to me. Guess this explains it. If anyone is looking for recommendations, Clinton St. Coffee House has never once se
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by sweetgiorni 6y ago
Hmm, interesting. I can't say spirituality has ever really been my thing, but I suppose that's a good enough reason to read up on it. I'll look into it, thanks. Regarding #3: That's actually something that has been consi
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by sweetgiorni 6y ago
Funny you bring that up, I read that a couple years ago. Although I did identify with its subject matter more than I'd care to admit, my situation definitely seems to be on the less extreme end of the examples presented. Unless I'
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by sweetgiorni 6y ago
I'm still working on the whole not caring thing
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by sweetgiorni 6y ago
I guess it depends on how you look at it. In your first case, I think "enjoy" may be a better word. I enjoy playing The Sims in my underwear, but I want to use, say, Wireshark. Do I enjoy using Wireshark? Yes, because I&#x27
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How do you stay grounded when writing software no one wants?
12 points by sweetgiorni 6y ago|19 comments
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by sweetgiorni 6y ago
I made it for fat people
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Show HN: When Will I Weigh? Weight Trajectory(whenwilliweigh.com)
1 points by sweetgiorni 6y ago|2 comments
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by sweetgiorni 7y ago
Couldn't find exactly what you mentioned, but this is still a terrific read: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beavis