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by zwnow 2y ago
I want to learn the notation. Just not everything at once. I need to be able to see real world usecases, otherwise I wont be able to remember and apply the notation. What I meant is learning the notation step by step, topic related.
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by zwnow 2y ago
Speaking from experience, in Germany people refuse to learn any new software and are quickly overwhelmed if 1 thing is different from what they are used to. Open source government solutions are good and all, people will only use them if for
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by zwnow 2y ago
The issue is that I dont want to explicily learn all of the notation but step by step, topic related with usecases in the real world...
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by zwnow 2y ago
A book without expecting any knowledge of mathematical notation would be a good start. I've bought 3 math books to get into it and quit all of them within the first chapter.
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by zwnow 2y ago
Yea got many answers and I dont understand a single one. Good thing you barely need math in programming.
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by zwnow 2y ago
Look im 30, most people I know have forgotten all of school math long ago, me included. Entry barrier too big now.
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by zwnow 2y ago
How long do I have to study math to understand this?
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by zwnow 2y ago
You did not understand my original comment... Doom might be good code but its maintainability is horrendous in modern standards.
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by zwnow 2y ago
My original comment never was about understanding the implementation details. It was about understanding the high level goal of the function.
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by zwnow 2y ago
If the algorithm is well known, it's all good as long as the function name for it is somewhat understandable. I have to work with 200 line functions at work and it's a complete, excuse the language, shitshow.
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by zwnow 2y ago
But who talked about bad architecture? Good readable code doesn't rule out good architecture. Surely some things are complicated but even then, a dev should be able to quickly see whats going on with minimal expertise in a codebase.
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by zwnow 2y ago
I even wrote no matter how it looks? I meant the goal of your function needs to be grasped within a reasonable amount of time. This works for every codebase.
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by zwnow 2y ago
I consider code bad if it takes more then 5 seconds to read and understand the high level goal of a function. Doesn't matter how it looks. If its not possible to understand what a function accomplishes within a reasonable amount of tim
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by zwnow 2y ago
I'm not sure. On one side, having trade relationships would maybe also contribute to peace between the countries who take part in these agreements. On the other side you have countries that might try and conquer instead of building rel
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by zwnow 2y ago
Nah protectionism is really important. Globalization introduces dependencies and therefor allows countries to easily exploit others. Globalization is not as good as you describe it.
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by zwnow 2y ago
I'd argue most companies would never have to touch k8s but Docker is a valuable skill to have.
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by zwnow 2y ago
Yes, just write a small docker compose file and you can start all of the services with 1 command. Either isolated or connected, however OP wants to use them.
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by zwnow 2y ago
I also dont know why OP wants to jump into kubernetes directly instead of just using docker...
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by zwnow 2y ago
Maybe, but I am already a trained SWE (german apprenticeship) and have a well paid job atm. I might consider getting a degree separately at some point. But it will be such a struggle.
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by zwnow 2y ago
Also corps fail to realize that most people arent interested in the actual corp work but rather niche stuff that isn't as marketable. Why would people go out of their way to apply to some corp job?
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by zwnow 2y ago
European university would kill me. I am pretty sure I have undiagnosed adhd and universities aren't made for people like me. Having to learn things i dont care about is practically impossible for me. Its not like I don't want to,
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by zwnow 2y ago
Its funny because "its different with [insert framework]" is also said about every new framework ever.
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by zwnow 2y ago
>> SolidJS seems designed right so that it doesn't need so many major revisions Which is exactly what is said about every framework
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by zwnow 2y ago
When you set up a project it asks you if you want to use jsx afaik
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by zwnow 2y ago
I dont know if its a brave issue or a mobile browser issue, but for me your login and signup buttons are cut in half
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by zwnow 2y ago
This is exactly what I was refering to though. "Geschäftsmäßige Online Dienste" can refer to anything. A shop where you sell stuff or a blog in which you ~could~ advertise a product, even though its a personal blog. People over he
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by zwnow 2y ago
That might be a cool option then, ill look into that
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by zwnow 2y ago
Its because of "Impressumspflicht" which requires me to have my legal name, address and phone number in an imprint on my website.
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by zwnow 2y ago
Wouldnt people still be able to just lookup who the domain owner is?
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by zwnow 2y ago
I think its really nice to have an own "digital garden". In Germany you unfortunately have to dox yourself with stuff like this, and I really dont want people to know my address. I know people will argue "thats only for busin

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