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"Change Data Capture Breaks Encapsulation". Does It, Though?(decodable.co)
3 points by tkiolp4 3y ago|2 comments
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by tkiolp4 3y ago
It doesn’t work as flawlessly as you think in other OS. In macOS I have trouble with non-apple bluetooth devices all the time.
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by tkiolp4 3y ago
I also have over a decade of experience. I have worked professionally with (and can work with): java, kotlin, php, go, Python, js, ts. Don’t get me started on the number of other tools I also work with. I cannot understand someone who’s on
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by tkiolp4 3y ago
icloud+ and custom domain works fine for me. icloud+ is $0.99/month and it comes with other features like hide my email (I didn’t know I need it until I discovered it) and extra space in iCloud storage (I don’t use it).
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by tkiolp4 3y ago
> should limit the amount of time spent being sedentary > should do at least 150–300 minutes of moderate-intensity aerobic physical activity; or at least 75–150 minutes of vigorous-intensity aerobic physical activity; or an equivalen
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by tkiolp4 3y ago
Perhaps off topic: if I go to sleep at 10pm (something I never do, except if I have to wake up very early for whatever reason) and wake up at 6am, I feel like crap. Very sleepy and it takes me a couple of hours to be fully awake. Those 8h d
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by tkiolp4 3y ago
My personal test is: - how good am I in my current team/company? How good was I in my former teams/companies? I can then extrapolate to: how good I think I am for company X It’s not an objective metric, but it works for me.
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by tkiolp4 3y ago
It’s not only about personal preferences. Being able to work from city X for a company that has its HQ in city Y within the same country is a game changer. I don’t know who would refuse to such. Note that I’m talking about remote working wi
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by tkiolp4 3y ago
I don’t mind the office, but I do mind that without remote work I cannot work for a company located in Berlin while living on the other side of the country (e.g., Düsseldorf).
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by tkiolp4 3y ago
Almost. I was almost sold until they mentioned the monthly subscription. This device looks so futuristic, but monthly subscriptions are (should be) a thing of the past.
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by tkiolp4 3y ago
How does a deployment look like in that setup?
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by tkiolp4 3y ago
Agree. But I pick REST (or “json over http”) any day of the week instead of graphql, soap, grpc, etc.
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by tkiolp4 3y ago
The vast majority of people using REST do not follow its original definition, so the original definition doesn’t matter anymore. It’s like human languages: REST is whatever we make of it, regardless of what academics say.
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by tkiolp4 3y ago
But then why not addressing the real problem? If a table has a few columns which are not used or invalid or deceiving, why did we let developers introduce them? Lack of planning? Lack of peer review? Lack of talent? I understand these “ten
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by tkiolp4 3y ago
Google owns YouTube and Chrome. They can do whatever they want with any of them.
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by tkiolp4 3y ago
I used to use latex to write my CV. It looked beautiful and it definitely looked “better” than other CVs (I have seen hundreds of CVs while interviewing ICs). One day I found out that I could produce the same high-quality CV using Word (I j
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by tkiolp4 3y ago
> I've never tried to average it out, but 2-4 hours of actual productive coding per day sounds about right. And how many unproductive hours of work do you spend per day? I tend to fix my working hours (productive or not) to around 4
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by tkiolp4 3y ago
> The big problem with stuffing logs in SQL is that a log search can bring down your app. Logs can be stored in a different db than the one the app is using.
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by tkiolp4 3y ago
What I don’t like to see: slides where >50% are memes.
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by tkiolp4 3y ago
So much ceremony. Suddenly programming feels like work.
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by tkiolp4 3y ago
It’s just like Scrum Master. A bloated term. Pretty sure people will do 1-week courses to get certified in prompting. Ridiculous (except for the ones selling the courses, those are the clever ones)
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by tkiolp4 3y ago
The teenager the post is talking about and your neighbor are not the norm. For normal/average people (like me, for example), going to university and getting a degree is the best way to maximize our chances to get a decent income and av
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by tkiolp4 3y ago
Not sure why the burden is put on the shoulders of the authors of open source software. Would make more sense to say “Companies that use open source software to sell their own software must comply with the following security practices…”
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by tkiolp4 3y ago
Linking your GitHub profile works if: - you have a very popular repo - you have submitted a significant amount of PRs (or interesting issues) to popular repos Your toy programming language that hasn’t received a single star nor a commit for
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by tkiolp4 3y ago
I see teams using Make to execute commands (e.g., transpile this, rename that, etc.), as a replacement (or enhancement) of npm (in the node world), for compiling Golang binaries, and even for running stuff in the pipeline. Make is quite ver
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by tkiolp4 3y ago
Honest question: why don’t we see a new version of Make tailored to more modern use cases, and that is available immediately/automatically in the most used Linux distributions (e.g., Ubuntu, Debian, etc.)? I’ve seen dozens of new libra
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by tkiolp4 3y ago
If you’re married, 100K are 68K after taxes in Germany (still, not the 26% of Canada, but a very reasonable 32% I would say)
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by tkiolp4 3y ago
Winamp.
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by tkiolp4 3y ago
Im my more than 10 years of experience as a software engineer, I’ve never used once indeed.com. It always looked to me as a place where 90% or more of the job ads are either scam or of very little quality.
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by tkiolp4 3y ago
C’mon. The scripts are public, you can inspect them before running them. The other alternative is to explain line by line the hundreds of lines in the scripts. Not very practical.

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