verinus

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by verinus 7y ago
or the are Wix users because thats all they want to pay for. If I tell sombody that a full custom site costs idk 20 times more than a Wix site they might not want to pay for that.
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by verinus 7y ago
While I also long for more powerful frameworks / libs that lighten the burden of infrastructure code and other boiler plate code having it all dominated by one company, specially a small startup is a grave problem for adoption. I think
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by verinus 7y ago
detachment from git? really? this strikes me to be odd: why is a SCM all that important? even more important than a language and the ecosystem or as a vendor login already mentioned by several posters?
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by verinus 7y ago
the opposite is dangerous too: having somebody who is so full of himself that he thinks he knows everything is rarely a good idea. Knowing your limits and being honest about thinks you know and understand is a requirement for a leader, imho
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by verinus 7y ago
this is so anti-agile but well...if management does not understand how developing software works what can you do...
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by verinus 7y ago
what leads you to think that SW is the most expensive part? IMHO it depends on scaling- as SW scales extremely well it might be, that SW is by far the cheapest component in this mechatronic system. especially if you factor in maintenance a
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by verinus 7y ago
but a common misconception of programming is that we write text- we do not! we formulate abstraction that are stored in files. Still I am not in the least interested in files (a problem I have with most IDEs) that make up my component but i
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by verinus 7y ago
True and i thought about writing one... but it would require much more time to write this essay and then there are several very good comments in this thread already. Furthermore there are numerous good blog posts about functional programmin
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by verinus 7y ago
I do not see this comment as an attack- just as an impression needing discussion...
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by verinus 7y ago
No on so many levels... Your first statement is horribly wrong!
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by verinus 7y ago
no this is completely and entirely wrong. on the contrary: you have a PO in charge of communication and priorization of features and a dev team in charge of developing- no manager on top...at least in theory...
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by verinus 7y ago
this. In scrum the dev teams maintains a technical backlog and fills the sprintbacklog as THEY see fit- from the product backlog AND the technical backlog. the PO has no say in this! he can complain that he thinks not enough features from h
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by verinus 7y ago
imho a problem with the implementation of SCRUM, but not necessarily restricted to SCRUM. In a perfect SCRUM world you could not be forced to implement this in a time not of your own estimate. A feature that is so big that it takes more tha
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by verinus 7y ago
This so much! simplicity is underrated and unfortunately esp. young devs are proud when they are capable to build complex systems. After working extensively with plugin architectures like OSGi an learning about functional programming I am d
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by verinus 7y ago
this is not a valid comparison. a mechanics' tools would be IDE, build tools etc- I'm not interested how every dev uses personal level tools. But just writing a program with a new dev stack without thinking of the possible consequ
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by verinus 8y ago
OK, but why? It makes zero sense to go to Mars if we have enough uninhabited land available.
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by verinus 8y ago
well if I read you correctly he IS making a good point: > 2) Projects with people inexperienced in formal methods (most projects today) which is exactly what matters and what adds a lot of time to dev. 1) cannot be addressed by formal me
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by verinus 8y ago
Ofc everythink is IL but working with Options in C# is not fun at all... same with F# async and C#...not belding well into each other- some things I meant when saying that interop is not good imho. I am with you in thinking, that there shou
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by verinus 8y ago
as I have yet to see source code that is not properly formatted I do not agree. I also think, that formatting code should be a non issue and should be handled by editor preferences. The true problem is, that lots of devs think they write co
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by verinus 8y ago
imho one of the best sites for learning a programming language if you already know how to program. My biggest problem with F# is the bad tooling. For professional coding you need tools like static analysis, refactoring and so on. with those
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by verinus 8y ago
I think otherwise. Curly braces and semicolons do not serve a purpose. My only beef with F# is multi line expessions...indentation is sometimes weird.
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by verinus 8y ago
As I understand it, F#'s async funktionality was there first, and C# TPL was modeled after it, but I might be mistaken... Anyhow I am with you that this is one of the problems I have with F#. Interop from F# to C# is generally pretty b
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by verinus 8y ago
For me it's about code clutter or cognitive load. curly braces or semicolons do not serve a purpose most of the time. as F# is a functional language you do not require them to seperate statements as you always pass values...I hope you
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by verinus 8y ago
You don't have family, do you?
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by verinus 8y ago
strange. I think something else is causing your issues. I am running Win 10 with Defender for years without trouble. UI input lags are also very strange and not a Windows phenomena.
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by verinus 8y ago
THen why not think "in-code"? I mean thinking through all aspects of edge cases and the like would likely result in some written documentation- why not do it in code then?
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by verinus 8y ago
imho it's not so simple. As a manager I would not want such orchids as we call em in German. What if this "rock star" leaves the team? What if we want to bring in more team members? Who pays for the development of these de
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by verinus 8y ago
I really like http://regexstorm.net/ for .net based regex- the included regex tester is a very nice feature to debug a regex...
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by verinus 8y ago
I have been a fan of Warcraft since I played Warcraft 2: Through the Dark Portal I think. I played WoW for years starting with US open beta (I'm from the EU) But the movie was just childish and simple. I'm starting to think that I
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by verinus 8y ago
So true. Fallout 1+2 are my favorite RPGs of all times. They had real choice for example: you could talk your way out of different situations and even get better over all outcomes (vault city and the ghouls if I remember correctly) ah and

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