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by tsss 4y ago
> CMake is awesome software No, CMake is terrible. It is in fact quite a feat how god damn terrible it manages to be.
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by tsss 4y ago
Car voice assistants do this, but they're still clunky and it takes them forever to list their options. Voice interfaces just like CLI suffer from extremely bad discoverability and presentation compared to GUIs and thus will always be
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by tsss 4y ago
Certainly you can build a server-side rendered web application without a strict separation between frontend and backend and you absolutely should do so if you can. The common separation in frontend and backend microservice is only because J
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by tsss 4y ago
Nowadays you separate service by business capability and not by "layer". Layers just lead to a dependencies and dependencies lead to bad reliability and terrible development speed.
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by tsss 4y ago
There's no way someone as stupid as him thought of that.
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by tsss 4y ago
> I think it's really important for programmers to learn to help themselves. If there's something that annoys you repeatedly, you owe it to yourself and others to fix it. It's a cultural problem. _I_ can do that, but my c
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by tsss 4y ago
The goal is to get rid of discrimination, not to balance the statistic of arbitrary identitarian classes. Affirmative action does exactly the opposite.
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by tsss 4y ago
I was thinking more about text, but youtube indeed still has a surprising amount of good content if you know where to look, though even the hobbyists cater heavily to the algorithm.
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by tsss 4y ago
> In my experience, it's far better than Reddit (mostly because there's far more niche content, and it isn't limited to "recently posted") I find that very hard to believe (despite how god awful Reddit has gotten
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by tsss 4y ago
Unfortunately, even simple undergraduate proofs can be monumentally difficult or even impossible to translate into a type theory due to inherent limitations of the theory or the type checker.
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by tsss 4y ago
Environmental regulations and such also artificially increase the price of older buildings because you can buy existing buildings that don't fulfil new regulations but can't build new ones. This is effectively a top-down supply re
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by tsss 4y ago
If they have evidence, why aren't they publishing it?
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by tsss 4y ago
The important advantage is that you can scale parts of the "macroservice" independently when they're microservices. You can isolate stateful stuff into one microservice and then it is much easier to scale the other microservi
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by tsss 4y ago
They also developed Slick, which has been abandoned for a while now, unfortunately.
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by tsss 4y ago
Who will maintain it though? It's true that Lightbend is doing almost all of the development. There is no one else who knows the code base and no one willing to learn it, since Akka is pretty uncool nowadays.
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by tsss 4y ago
An 8-core server? Please. Just my team uses 70 vCores (peak) in our Kubernetes cluster. Without a custom licensing agreement that's $140k/year. The whole company is bound to pay well over $500k/year. Furthermore, most people
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by tsss 4y ago
The salaries at the big car companies are not bad actually (compared to other German companies... compared to the US they are pitiful, of course). The problem is the company culture. If you look at the recruitment material you will immediat
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by tsss 4y ago
Because startup companies are by definition high-growth. The term has become significantly overused by clueless journalists and business types looking to pad their resumes with buzzwords.
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by tsss 4y ago
If anything, it is the parents who destroy the commons by conceiving more polluters. You postulate that "fertility" is a good thing but that's far from indisputable. The earth is already vastly overpopulated. It's high t
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by tsss 4y ago
The abstract itself is already contradictory. How can a "controversial scientific issue" at the same time have "expert consensus"? If there was a consensus, then it would not be controversial. Or perhaps there's oft
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by tsss 4y ago
1. Be very skeptical about anything coming out of the Android UI toolkit team, especially ViewModel, LiveData, Navigation Component and Pagination Component. You can do better. 2. Koin is not a DI framework. 3. Avoid KAPT (at least in devel
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by tsss 4y ago
That's bullshit. Transhumanism is about overcoming the human condition. Ibuprofen, penicillin and even ancient technology like animal husbandry or irrigation are more important to transhumanism than VR goggles and pointless magnet impl
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by tsss 4y ago
It takes like 10 minutes to rename a service, less if you have better infrastructure automation and don't have to delete the deployment manually.
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by tsss 4y ago
"you" personally: probably yes. "you" as in everyone: probably no, over the long term. Rent is more or less always the maximum that buyers can afford because it is an inflexible good where supply can not be easily increa
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by tsss 4y ago
The wealth inequality in the US is now higher than at the time of the French revolution, so I find this assertion to be highly questionable.
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by tsss 4y ago
I mean, they do to the extent that they can. We have a story template that specifically mentions performance, monitoring, security and documentation requirements. We also have weekly meetings to discuss technical issues and a dedicated back
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by tsss 4y ago
No, in my case that's really what they want. I think our project management would totally give us the time to improve something, if we can argue that it's needed. It's really one or two developers who block everything that is
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by tsss 4y ago
I have made very different experiences. The programmers don't care either. They just want to pump out features, no maintenance, no documentation, no long-term improvements.
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by tsss 4y ago
No, but largely that's not what they use dating apps for. Women have no issues getting dates in other ways.
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by tsss 4y ago
The only country I could see doing this successfully is China. They're the only ones with enough foresight and competency to do something like this. Of course, it will probably also be super totalitarian with an algorithm that penalize

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