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Neward and Associates – Technology and related predictions for 2025(blogs.newardassociates.com)
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by tinthedev 2y ago
It looks wonderful, but the adoption will be a thoroughly uphill battle. Be it from browsers, be it from designs and implementations on the web. I'll be first in line to try it out if it ever materializes, though!
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by tinthedev 2y ago
Quite a fun read more often than not: https://dynomight.net/ Takes all kinds of lifestyle and tech topics and nerds out about them thoroughly. If you've ever wanted to see mundane things overanalyzed and backed with so
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by tinthedev 2y ago
I've coded some myself, and have used some... but it depends on where you draw the line. I'd consider Python's f-string syntax a DSL of sorts. YAML might be considered a simple DSL, if you don't consider it a language&#x
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by tinthedev 2y ago
I have a somewhat more wordy version of this blogpost as a conference talk I've done pre-COVID (and pre-kids). In my perception, this mostly boils down to reviewing and revising interfaces . Code that's not well compartmentalized
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by tinthedev 2y ago
SEEKING WORK | 100% REMOTE (on-site travel possible) | Central Europe, timezone independent but living in UTC+1 Email: tinmarkoviccs (at) gmail.com I'm a generalist and an opinionated software engineer with experience both in managemen
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by tinthedev 2y ago
Location: 100% REMOTE (on-site travel possible) | Central Europe, timezone independent but living in UTC+1 | Relocation only in most exceptional circumstances Email: tinmarkoviccs (at) gmail.com Tech/Resume/CV: I'm a generali
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by tinthedev 2y ago
I agree with other posters that this is most likely a degree of title inflation, and a nice pay-bump. Likely worth the jump. But I'd like to add a bit of nuance into it too. Be very careful about the real job description and expectatio
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by tinthedev 2y ago
It is quite expensive, isn't it? I've especially been upset that they've sunset the Pixel phone benefits with regards to Google Photos. Used to be free (okay, that was too good to be true), then it used to be discounted... an
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by tinthedev 2y ago
This is the way.
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by tinthedev 2y ago
The whole post, and both the Twitter messages sound like they refer to a very specific style of work. These things "sound good but almost never work" when they're taken as an afterthought or committed to without due research&
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by tinthedev 2y ago
This whole thread said exactly what I wanted to write. Feels bad to be so pre-empted. DSLs that solve a specific problem with a page or two of documentation overhead are great. Trying to reinvent paradigms or scope creep is where the pain c
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by tinthedev 2y ago
> almost entirely grassroots/bottom-up Exactly. I feel it's simply put: Europe is just further on the left of the `labour - capital` divide. As a region with insane inherited capital (all the old money), this makes perfect sens
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by tinthedev 2y ago
Nowhere did I say generated. The word I was using is generic. I presume the artists have been paid a fair wage, but as the article describes, are focusing on derivatives.
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by tinthedev 2y ago
The TLDR is that Spotify is flooding it's platform and padding playlists with cheap and generic music. They've went full "buffet" strategy, serving lots of fries so you stay away from the meats. I think calling this payo
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by tinthedev 2y ago
The TLDR is that Spotify is flooding it's platform and padding playlists with cheap and generic music. They've went full "buffet" strategy, serving lots of fries so you stay away from the meats. I think calling this payo
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by tinthedev 2y ago
Not to devalue the author, or their findings/learnings... but I could see this was a JavaScript/Typescript coder (very likely self-taught) learning about typing paradigms. A lot of people, especially people from the same backgroun
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by tinthedev 2y ago
This sounds quite interesting even from a non-AI/machine learning perspective (as a lot of posts are discussing that). I'd say it's a quite important lesson in UI/UX design, and interfaces generally. As per the article,
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by tinthedev 2y ago
Was quoting the library's docs. I've actually used FastAPI's DI, which is a nice convenience. It didn't feel as a big selling point, again, due to this being Python. Wrapping up your own DI is near trivial, and barely fe
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by tinthedev 2y ago
Feels like an in-between library that I'm not sure has a great fit in the current Python BE environment. It's not as batteries-included as Django, primarily because Django's the incumbent and the ecosystem is vast. It's
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by tinthedev 2y ago
It is far less productive for complex anything, not just UIs. The only way to do home-spun stuff in JS/TS is to narrow the use-cases and components down religiously. The moment you'll require more than 2-3 bits of the website to i
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by tinthedev 2y ago
I've found it especially useful, in recent years, to eschew a lot of JS and go back to the "stone age" so to say, when developing non-public components. I'd still not go without React (or something similar) to manage DOM
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by tinthedev 2y ago
> OpenAPI is too resty I'm curious as to why would you think that? There's a bit of boilerplate in there if you want to use it for a naive implementation, but I don't find it exceedingly resty. From my POV, using protobuf
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by tinthedev 2y ago
Real software engineering is as far from "only writing code", as construction workers are from civil engineering. > So, fellow software engineers, how do you future-proof your career in light of, the inevitable, LLM take over?
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by tinthedev 2y ago
I'd gladly double up on your bet. Frankly, I think it's ridiculous that anyone who has done any kind of real software work would predict this. Layoffs? Probably. Layoffs of capable senior developers, due to AI replacing them? Inco
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by tinthedev 2y ago
Location: 100% REMOTE (on-site travel possible) | Central Europe, timezone independent but living in UTC+1 | Relocation only in most exceptional circumstances Email: tinmarkoviccs (at) gmail.com Tech/Resume/CV: I'm a generali
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by tinthedev 2y ago
SEEKING WORK | 100% REMOTE (on-site travel possible) | Central Europe, timezone independent but living in UTC+1 Email: tinmarkoviccs (at) gmail.com I'm a generalist and an opinionated software engineer with experience both in managemen
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by tinthedev 2y ago
Location: 100% REMOTE (on-site travel possible) | Central Europe, timezone independent but living in UTC+1 | Relocation only in most exceptional circumstances Email: tinmarkoviccs (at) gmail.com Tech/Resume/CV: I'm a generali
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by tinthedev 2y ago
SEEKING WORK | 100% REMOTE (on-site travel possible) | Central Europe, timezone independent but living in UTC+1 Email: tinmarkoviccs (at) gmail.com I'm a generalist and an opinionated software engineer with experience both in managemen
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by tinthedev 2y ago
Location: 100% REMOTE (on-site travel possible) | Central Europe, timezone independent but living in UTC+1 | Relocation only in most exceptional circumstances Email: tinmarkoviccs (at) gmail.com Tech/Resume/CV: I'm a generali

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