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by vichle 3y ago
https://duckduckgo.com/?q=chinese+gooseberry
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by vichle 3y ago
Do they have stuff that doesn't rely on microcontrollers? I'm a software engineer since 10 years, I don't want to copy/paste some poorly written C code, I want to solder stuff together :)
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by vichle 3y ago
Is this a good book for beginners? What other books are good for electronics beginners? Preferably cheaper than this... :)
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by vichle 3y ago
This is why I always delete by ID when cleaning up after tests.
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by vichle 3y ago
Most "evil" acts are in fact just selfish. To truly classify something as evil, there needs to be an intent to cause harm. I'd also argue that desperation is a subset of selfishness.
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by vichle 3y ago
For real? Sweden has had this for like 15 years. Perhaps if you paid a bit more taxes your government wouldn't be so useless (:
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by vichle 3y ago
I think it's pretty clear that they are theorizing rather than claiming anything?
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by vichle 3y ago
You pay a premium for - Lower chance of fatal bugs/downtime - More reliable load balancing - Proven backup startegies - Not having to learn everything I've spent 7 years at a "unicorn" and the first five years we used Di
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by vichle 3y ago
This is what I thought. After some fiddling it became clear that compatibility will be an issue for more applications than they claim. It's probably fine for new projects though.
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by vichle 3y ago
> Another feature of feature flags is that a non-coder can toggle them. This is not a feature, and it will get you called in during the weekend at some point.
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by vichle 3y ago
Maybe I'm missing something, but it sounds like there's a strong case for Erlang/Elixir rather than Clojure? They kinda built BEAM on the JVM, no?
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by vichle 3y ago
Because all great developers create More complexity (-:
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by vichle 3y ago
I recently went to an event at Google and several of their devs actually had chrome books... :shrug:
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by vichle 3y ago
Redis was not a distributed system a decade ago.
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by vichle 3y ago
Sounds like you've just used node incorrectly, like without any error handling or frameworks? Pure node has always been pretty bad until very recently, the ecosystem is a big part of what has made it popular.
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by vichle 4y ago
Seriously... Just use what you want and don't get angry that some people disagree? What a waste of time and energy...
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by vichle 4y ago
> If it ever becomes a liability, you just check in the "transformed" code and it's gone. I've done this and regretted it - CS transpires to ES3 and specifically null chaining is completely unreadable. From a backend
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by vichle 4y ago
Sooo... Thick air?
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by vichle 4y ago
There will never be 100% consensus on which content is worth watching on any topic, does that mean that you never consider watching anything?
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by vichle 4y ago
Looks promising. There are a couple of things that worries me though. (I haven't tried it yet, only skimmed the docs) 1. Telemetry needs to be opt-in during install. 2. The roles are weird, why would a developer need write access by de
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by vichle 5y ago
Bad analogy. Dropbox solved a problem in a simpler way than doing it yourself. What problem is web3 solving? And is it really simpler to use than the alternative?