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Why would the customer want that? Emailed PDF invoices are very convenient and at least in my country do not need to be printed.
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Companies like this should be named and shamed. Not that it would matter, though, because a tech company with such a horrible culture would be long out of business.
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salamandr
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It'd be great if we had a super-lean, super-accessible cross-platform toolkit. I'd be 100% for that.
In the meantime, if Proton Native ends up being better than Electron, I'd welcome the improvement.
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Dev ego is what is destroying the project I worked on for a couple of years. I switched project out of disgust for how one man's ego could drive a good idea into the ground.
Though I don't believe we should be anti ownership. Just fire "rockstars" that drag everyone down with their beginner expert attitudes.
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SushiAndWoW
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> But I think the reticence most people feel about allowing others to work on their code is justified: they've experienced bugs as a result, or have seen the errors others' have introduced.
Yeah, except when the thing works so poorly it's not fit for purpose; that's also a big error.
If something needs to be done, the solution is *not* always for other people to avoid working on someone else's code. Some maintainers might never change the architecture because they know it too well and are comfortable.
In that case, one solution is for someone else to push through changes, and then for the maintainer who's familiar with that code to review the changes and fix shortcomings that the less familiar person has glossed over.
For highest quality, you need *both* a fresh set of eyes *and* a familiar set of eyes. Not just one or the other.
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DutchmanDavid
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# LOUD NOISES!!!
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tzjmetron
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Pretty nice article, actually.
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Travro
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>You would personally rather that only women write these articles? Doesn't that sound a bit.... sexist to you?
No. The sexism comes from the 'male supporters' who are victimizing woman about a problem that - let's face it - isn't really a problem to them. People like that presume that having a small amount of females in tech must result from some for of masculine oppression while completely disregarding the idea that feminine interest may just be different. And in disregarding those alternative interests they effectively demean them.
​
It doesn't really matter which sex writes the articles if the subject is garbage.
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I'm not sure I'd like to work anywhere that holds a programmers work as immutable. Sure, it can suck if someone takes something you're proud of and improves it, but if it's ultimately better for the product, who cares? You might even learn something along the way! Seems like a win-win for me
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Hmmm, I'm not aware of such a license, but one may exist. Maybe the NPOSLv3.0 (https://opensource.org/licenses/NPOSL-3.0)?
>17) Non-Profit Amendment. The name of this amended version of the Open Software License ("OSL 3.0") is "Non-Profit Open Software License 3.0". The original OSL 3.0 license has been amended as follows:
>
>(a) Licensor represents and declares that it is a not-for-profit organization that derives no revenue whatsoever from the distribution of the Original Work or Derivative Works thereof, or from support or services relating thereto.
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To be entirely fair, performance is a whole other issue from read/write/maintainability. The only way to approach the absolute top performance of assembly is also to write raw assembly.
It just so happens that assembly is utter shit at read/write/maintainability and compilers/optimizers are quite good at generating performant assembly.
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DutchmanDavid
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t2_7gbkd
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Eternal September is what happens
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BABAKAKAN
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No matter how much I try, I can't seem to understand the concept of *staying the Hell out of other's code*...
I don't really understand why they were so angry about it...
> They knew, but they kept it to themselves because in that organization, there were some things that were more important than making the system better.
Still can't understand it.
---
Can someone ELI5 this to me?
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nwoolls
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By your reasoning Flutter would also not be a competitor.
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salbris
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So in other words you get to me so temporary slave to be a foot note on a project. While Steve or Elon gets all the credit? Genius
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Aetheus
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JavaScript is not a particularly performant language, no. But neither is Python, and we've all lived with Python desktop applications for the past couple decades with not too much of a fuss. For those applications, all the heavy lifting is done by wrapped C libraries anyway, so if that's a concern, you're just swapping Python with JS as the "glue" language.
There are plenty of "native" JS apps (via React Native) that run just fine on resource constrained devices like mobile phones. I use several of them daily. JS isn't the major issue here. Electron is. I personally rather like Electron, and I use several Electron apps (notable, VS Code) myself. But there's no denying that Electron apps are massive resource hogs.
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ulyssesphilemon
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Constant pair programming sounds exhausting.
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Drisku11
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t2_bg6v5
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Nice bait.
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intermerda1
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Sup viva, how's life?
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SexySalmon
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What do you mean by 'focusing on testing functionality' ? Ultimately all "test types" tests functionality at one level or the other.
Personally i'm rather fond of unit tests but rather meh on the TDD approach.
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atomheartother
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I don't personally care but the statement that he infringed copyright is technically correct
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luckystarr
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Right. I think this only applies to group messages, right? Private conversations should not be affected by this.
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wengchunkn
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t2_teo9t
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Thanks a lot for your comments.
Please see this thread for latest updates:
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/comp.lang.forth/AikrC5Xf6m8
https://github.com/udexon/5CSM/blob/master/Update_20181202_2020.md
https://github.com/udexon/5CSM/blob/master/gdb_sj9f.md
Will respond to your other points later. Very interesting thoughts. ;-)
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Erosion010
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The author got yelled at for changing other peoples code.
The advice he took to heart is that he did the _right_ thing and that the boss was in the wrong.
> They knew, but they kept it to themselves because in that organization, there were some things that were more important than making the system better.
Sometimes playing office politics gets you a pay raise and working on things users want will not. There was an article a while back where a dev at a big company (google?) took on a bunch of maintenance work and make sweeping improvements, but always got overlooked for promotions and raises because he did not work on new features.
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Y_Less
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I'm not quite sure how you can argue no-one cares with someone who clearly cares...
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BABAKAKAN
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I get it now, thank you :)
> The advice he took to heart is that he did the right thing and that the boss was in the wrong
This alone clears nearly all my doubt. Thanks.
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IshKebab
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t2_htaqb
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Not that exaggerated though. And even if you don't need to cold start often, 2 minutes is insane.
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Caraes_Naur
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t2_2i5ux
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In MySQL, when the aggregate output length exceeds the page size.
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ariasaurus
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The compiler is actually out?
edit: No, i think this guy works for the same outfit as the designer.
So still hype and vaporware after many years.
I just got trolled, didn't I?
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ZipZapRowsdower
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My issue with TDD is that it only really works when your problem has a well-defined, deterministic solution.
For my domain (scientific computing on supercomputers) I don't even know how I'm supposed to define a unit test in the first place. Is the 1e-13 deviation in the newest calculation evidence of a new bug, or is it usual floating point jitter? Has the fact that my matrix wildly changed evidence that I dun fuked up, or is a unitary transform induced by using different math libraries?
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akciom
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I enjoyed the movie, but he's really only in that scene if that's the only reason you want to watch it.
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Which is an interesting end goal, but it was built on the lie that local performance and remote performance were the same. On "thin" systems that cost an order of magnitude less, local performance would be no slower.
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UTF-7 appears to be from 1997.
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Just two months ago I left a shop where dev ego was causing the project forever to be delayed (they had taken 3 years on something and weren't done, which in my estimation should have taken 1.5 years, give or take). I was hired as a senior level contractor onto a team that already had a senior developer. Not as senior as me, but he apparently was suffering from Dunning-Krueger effect. In our first interaction he was incredibly condescending, telling me that when I found a good use case for something in particular to then "get back to him".
This sort of interaction went on on and off for a few weeks, during which time I also found out that he had all sort of conflict with other, salaried members of the team, and that even a manager who however did not have hire/fire control, wanted him off. Long story short, the last straw was when this buffoon told me, in response to me suggesting an improvement, that "it's unacceptable for you to contradict me".
Interestingly, and this is why I say he suffers from Dunning-Kruger, I subsequently found a line of code he'd just committed to the code base a month before, that was 275 characters long! Also he created a data structure that I could prove was 500 times slower than it needed to be. I didn't go looking for trouble, I was assigned a story that required me to be in this particular code. My observations fell on deaf ears though. I asked twice to get moved to another team and me, being the expendable contractor, got let go. I doubt they learned any lesson.
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This \*does\* look pretty fantastic, and I'm definitely going to be keeping a close eye on it. Sure, we have React Native, NativeScript, Proton Native, etc etc. But none of these actually allow you to use the same codebase for both mobile and desktop platforms - they usually just target one or the other. There's also web apps, which can run everywhere, but they have their own drawbacks (especially with resource consumption).
However, their decision to push an obscure language (Dart) for it and offer no official support for developing in any other language is ... disappointing. I understand that Flutter was probably invented to push Dart in the first place, since Dart has no other foothold right now to hold onto. But I imagine that a lot of people would be interested in using something like Dart to save on development time (write once, build for everywhere), and having to learn a new language and not being able to reuse existing code in other more mature languages is a bit of a bummer.
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You only have to stay out of other peoples code because they didn't put any damn comments in it.
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Computers are still sold with 4-8GB ram, nonupgradeable. Ex: MBP have soldered down ram for the last few years, so you have to get 16GB at time of purchase (for absurd markup); no simple upgrading later. Other manufactures do this on some models but not others, so it's easy buy a computer intending to pop in more ram after purchase only to find you can't.
As heavy as chrome is these days, I find 16GB borderline and will be upgrading to 32GB shortly. I mostly just have lot of tabs open at once across several virtual desktops. Add in 2-3 election apps and suddenly my swap file is starting to fill and the computer running like shit.
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The real advice here is that if you're a developer who is trying to build a career, you need to improve your sense of politics and empathy. Being good technically will not be enough.
Politics is obviously important to understand when to speak up and when you should hold your peace. It's sometimes frustrating to have to keep yourself from doing the right thing technically, but it's sometimes the right move in order to secure a better future for yourself and your family.
Empathy is critical in order to understand the people you work with, what makes them tick, what they are after, what they expect from you, and how they can help you further your career.
And most importantly, none of that can really be faked. You need to be truly interested in the people you work with if you want to understand them and develop good relationships with them.
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I'm an illiterate nimrod, totally missed the "to"
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I think he's saying something subtly different: Welcome and encourage criticism/comments etc (I.e., encouraging you to be on the receiving end, not just the sending end of the citicism)
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What do you think about xamarin or react native? They are cross platform and compile native apps with no web view.
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Man your original post made some points but you should really go back and read the article again.
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RAM usage is still problematic because not everyone has access to 16GB of RAM or SSDs.
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i wrote a license that attempts to balance many of the assurances of open source with the need to monetize software
https://github.com/db4j/pupl
edit: why the downvotes ? don't feel like non-osi-approved-licenses should exist or be discussed ? don't see it as relevant to the article ? don't think the terms strike a good balance ?
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>let's face it - isn't really a problem to them
The many women I've talked to over my quite long career mostly think it's a problem. Depends on the person really. Some have experienced it to a great deal, some only a little, and some are using it as an excuse because they aren't good at programming. But I've found the latter case to be pretty rare and most women can talk about many cases of not just sexism, but actual sexual harassment from brogrammers.
But don't take my anecdotal evidence. You can find loads of articles written by women about the problems with tech culture and sexism.
>People like that presume that having a small amount of females in tech must result from some for of masculine oppression
I can't speak for the author, but I've personally witnessed the shitty way women are treated in tech. As just one example (out of many hundreds) at a tech conference I was talking to senior level female programmer getting some coding tips from her when some brogrammer interupted with "You've got huge tits do you want to go out to the after party with us"? This kind of shit happens to women in tech *all the time*. It does not happen to guys in tech nearly as much. That is not a welcoming environment is it?
>And in disregarding those alternative interests they effectively demean them.
Can you point out where the author did that?
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The only new C++ GUI lib coming close to competing with Qt is neoGFX but I am biased... :)
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But I also think it can be both. I consider myself a creative person, and from my perspective, the greatest creativity is born out of solving a problem through restricted means - because that is what demands the most creativity.
I think this is similar to the difference between art and architecture. They are not necessarily mutually exclusive, but yet architecture is about building real things.
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"Dynamically Typed"
"We don’t declare the type of Variable in Python."
I feel that this is not logical. IF we have DYNAMIC
types, yet we do not DECLARE them - how can they
be of ANY type?
To me the statement above would mean more
"automatic types" or simply absence of types,
but most definitely not "dynamic" types. C++
has auto which sounds a lot more fitting to the
term "dynamic".
Something is strange with the terminology used in
that article.
As for performance - if python were as fast as java,
why would anyone still use java?
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He didn't. Abner is an employee of Thekla Inc, /u/komawoyo 's title is a bit outdated
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Humble, Hungry and Smart.
I won't work with dev's that are not Humble anymore. One dev in a team that is not humble can, no...WILL destroy the entire team.
The dev that is a god-dev that can do the work of dozens is a complete myth now, and the ones that think they are or are treated like they are are a detriment to any team or dev environment.
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You made the claim that "but we all know that it's a small part of a litany of other threads and a much wider political/ideological drive". So my expectation was that you could actually back up your own claim. If you can't, then I'll be happy to dismiss it as just talk.
>I am sure that at a majority of readers with roots in the real world
Not those of us with science degrees or a love of **science and actual evidence to back up a claim**. Which I would hope is the majority of folks involved with computer science / programming.
​
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I'm not sure that "outdated" is always the right word here.. I'd opt for mature. When lives are on the line, you really want technology that has already been around for long enough for us to have enough data about it.
What I think is particularly interesting about Ada is that most hard real-time and/or safety-critical systems use a very small subset of Ada. I can't help but think that this is a big reason why Ada has not been more popular, because few of its users are actually experienced using "full Ada". I've done plenty of work in C, C#, and Java and none of those languages are as structured and expressive as I've found Ada. I think if you really dig into it, you can see that Ada is quite ahead of its time, and always has been. In fact it was the first standardized OO language ever.
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Unpopular opinion, incoming:
Not every app needs to be native app. Especially where you just want some quick information or you would only use the app once before uninstalling it.
Scenarios:
\- Ordering a pizza
\- Talking to their support
\- Scheduling a haircut
\- Getting a movie ticket
etc forever
​
These can just be responsive web apps, or even PWAs. And PWAs are fine when it comes to performance if they're built right. The developer \*always\* needs to be conscious of performance, no matter what technology they're using to build their app.
​
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Right. I was just thinking if they already had another office it’d be easier to relocate if they really needed to
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I despise the Silo Mentality.
* "James you are leading the support team, don't waste cycle's QAing updates and new releases!"
* "James, what the hell happened to this quarter's customer sat score?" --after releasing an update where customers couldn't access the user interface after upgrading because Dev signed it with the wrong cert and QA also trusted the same wrong cert....... <sigh>
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Anything by Joe Celko. His classic book, SQL for Smarties has had a few updates. When I first read it years ago, it changed how I thought about writing queries.
The other change is a mindset one. You have to start thinking declaratively in sets. That can be a hard change for people who have only programmed imperatively.
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Let's extrapolate the quantities of RAM in in the near future by looking at laptops in the near past and... yeah, they'll still have either 16 or 32 GB of ram.
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> It seems simple to change the query from showing "first last" to having options of "first, last" or "last, first"
And now you're making the query even more complicated for what is essentially a UI concern. Instead of just returning two data columns, you're returning one "magic" column based on a conditional, that isn't going to scale well at all. Requirements will keep evolving and your query will look like spaghetti.
You're right though, this does seem simple to change, that's why it is such a common trap. Larger solutions often fall for this trap multiple times, that's why refactorings can be so fruitful.
> avoiding the detriments of using DTOs and the likely ORMs they are often paired with.
A Dto is just a class object, and while ORMs often utilize them in some fashion, you still often populate Dtos even without an ORM or equivalent framework. There's no specific detriments with Dtos themselves.
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anewvanity
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Dynamically building sql from user data strings in sql is always dangerous, and should simply be avoided in all languages. While you cant inject proper procedure call apis but can inject poison data that can hit you later when writing reports or other querying tools. You certainly shouldnt do it on user facing apps, but its always bad.
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You're not getting it, you're still just thinking from your own perspective.
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yawaramin
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t2_77bue
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Check out The Great Suspender addon for Chrome.
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noir_lord
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Ah Sarah Mei.
A fine example of a complete fucking moron wrecking their own cause.
> Whether she's a credible source
Nope.
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yawaramin
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I didn’t bring up native look-and-feel either, that’s just the context of this particular subthread. I’m just saying that is the context in which Flutter is competing with Electron.
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annexi-strayline
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Should have used Ada lol
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logicalvue
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Yeah, just make a native app. If native tools are too much work, then other tools like [Xojo](http://www.xojo.com) also make native apps with much less dev time.
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CoreParad0x
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I agree with this.
To me, the database is awesome at managing the data. But there's some things that, frankly, it's just far more of a pain to write SQL than it would be to handle that aspect in the code. It's entirely possible that's just my experience level with SQL, which isn't close to my experience level with languages like C# and C++, giving me a bias. But, that's still my experience.
Example: I work on a two-man team. We work on relatively small data compared to bigger companies. We had a project where we were going to import messages from one database, into our own database, and eventually send them out as aggregated text messages (Like "You have X, Y, and Z new messages.") Well, the other guy on the team is more of a DBA background. He's not a DBA, but it's the field he's been in more. He regurgitates the same arguments he's heard in his past jobs for doing everything in the database that he can, with absolutely no critical thinking involved.
I told him that it would be trivially easy for him to give me a set of unaggregated results, with the proper data joined in, and then I could perform some fairly simple Linq statements over it to aggregate it how we want and send the messages. Nope. 40 minute argument over why it's better to do *everything* in the database.
What resulted was him spending 4 days of his time, building an ungodly looking ~150 lines of SQL, OpenQuery, and JSON fuckery (using the sqlserver json functions), to do this aggregation. I seriously could have done this logic in a few C# Linq statements against a dataset he returns.
Not only that, but about 6 months later his query fell on it's face taking around 5 - 10 minutes to process less than 200k messages.
I'm actually fine with him doing a lot of stuff in SQL, in general, as long as it has reasonable considerations given to time, effort, and complexity. I think his aggregation thing was an ego trip, but it cost us in the end.
I don't think that's a laps in his education, or experience. Maybe that could be written better, but I'd love to see it written better than something I could have done in C# with little effort. And I'm being serious, it would be interesting to see and learn from.
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ludonarrator
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I'd much rather have a supervisor like Torvalds, who tears me apart for poor code, than someone like the dude who says, "stay the hell out of other people's code."
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We don't ignore the other factors. But they aren't as important to someone's identity because it's rare or non-existent that someone won't rent an Airbnb to you because you have a name that sounds tall or fat. Whereas you will have a decent chance of being discriminated against if your name sounds black. It's not odd at all that we focus on the diverse things that cause people to be treated unfairly and ignore the diverse factors that don't have much of an impact on people. To get even deeper into the nuances around this, society itself groups black people into a race. There is no race of tall people. Even though height and skin color might just involve the same number of genes. Part of what we are trying to fix is that exact problem. Society sees genetic similarity and heritability when it comes to skin color. And wrongly so. It does not do the same for height. And yet neither of those things are any good at all at determining what other genes you might have.
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There are people who want that kind of job TBH. I’ve met a few of them. I think it is insane, and even feel it encourages abusive work-life-balance atmosphere, but that’s part of why I avoid working for companies like that. Someone else can sacrifice their personal life for the feeling they are making a dent in the universe.
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Poltras
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It’s as big an issue as native apps.
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TinyImprovement
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God devs don't exist but negative and zero work devs do. Those make other devs look good in comparison.
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matheusps
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Yep! Agree completely! PWAs solves that problems, you don't need iconic or something like that.
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mdatwood
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In that case, using LINQ is equivalent to using SQL. I wouldn't use JOOQ and claim I'm not using SQL. The argument here is either to Use SQL as a dumb store and do all other operations in imperative code, or leverage SQL for its strengths at filtering, sorting, grouping, and relationships.
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znudzony_programista
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I did. And I disagree with it.
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TheBestOpinion
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t2_94mm1
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Huh.
That's pretty cool.
I still hate them on desktop tho
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IMO, there are some simple dividing lines. Sorting, filtering, grouping (aggregates), and other set based operations are quick ones that should typically be done in SQL. I would consider it bad programming to pull back 1M rows into the program and then filter, sort, and group in imperative code. Same with set intersections and unions.
Beyond those, it becomes a case by case basis. If a tree structure is represented in a table and the RDBMS supports CTEs, it will be much faster to write SQL for tree operations.
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gopster
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:(
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I think the argument is that keeping it in LINQ allows for easier debugging, code sharing and code versioning than writing SQL inside your code does. Writing SQL in your code leads to it becoming a black box that other programmers are scared to touch.
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eattherichnow
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Only abandoned, like a painting.
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deceased_parrot
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Pure functions where it is not immediately obvious what they're doing and/or that need to handle a large range of varied inputs predictably. For example; a function that merges a set of timestamp intervals.
The added overhead of writing tests is why I mostly focus on E2E tests as they give most bang for the buck. In order of importance, I test for the following: "things the software should do, according to the spec", "things the software shouldn't do" and edge cases. I always try to write at least the first category of tests, the second if I have time and the third only if it's extremely important that the software work correctly.
But yeah, in general writing tests can really suck if your tooling is not good or if you have to mock some complex set of data.
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matheusps
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The issue with react native and xamarin is that when app grows and use more and more native stuff that needs platform specific implementation, the amount of work will be the same as two completely distinct native apps. (and yes, nothing compares to native apps in the performance department... Not even RN or xamarin)
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Snarwin
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This is really difficult to read on mobile.
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What Python desktop applications have we lived with besides Dropbox? That's the largest one that I'm aware of, I'd be interested in hearing about some of the other big ones.
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Perm_Coupon
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t2_bvrsl
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I've worked in tech sales for 5 years and am currently at one of the biggest and widely known networking companies in the world.
This whole article is hilariously accurate, but the author conveniently leaves out all the positive thigns that come from "company cults" and the people who obsess over the culture and chug the kool-aid. It's not for everyone, including me.
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GhostNULL
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t2_ban3p
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I agree that all these things are useful to do, however everyone needs a break from their work at one point. So I would instead suggest doing something entirely different, doesn't really matter what but go do something to relax and let your unconscious mind continue working on problems.
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mdatwood
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t2_h5qqe
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> DBAs are too often inclined to be overly conservative.
There is a reason for this. DBAs have learned that data almost always out lives whatever flavor of the month javascript program is hooked to it today. Tomorrow there will be another program using the same data, and next week another.
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warlockface
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I have no need or desire to convince you, only to highlight that this is a multi-faceted issue for non-partisan readers.
The scientists within us all should lead them to the truth, which will undoubtedly in between both extremist positions of everything being the fault of men and everything being the fault of women. Perhaps we all share the blame in our own ways and perhaps there is little to no blame to be shared for certain numerical outcomes? I'd much rather the thumbscrews weren't put on young men (many of whom had had very difficult upbringings) in the meantime.
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t5_2fwo
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r/programming
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public
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False
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AttackOfTheThumbs
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t2_79zad
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Disagree. 99% of programmers simply don't need this.
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0
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1544891424
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False
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0
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ebukdg4
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t3_a61to1
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t1_ebu7ead
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/r/programming/comments/a61to1/write_your_own_virtual_machine/ebukdg4/
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1547645220
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-3
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t5_2fwo
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r/programming
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public
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False
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withoutclass
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t2_9wkaf
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Very fair :)
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0
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1543765642
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False
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0
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eaxd9ix
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t3_a2b8u4
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t1_eaxcuih
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/r/programming/comments/a2b8u4/flutter_on_desktop_a_real_competitor_to_electron/eaxd9ix/
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1546321452
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1
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t5_2fwo
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r/programming
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public
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False
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BLEAOURGH
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t2_4zbh4
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Saying you should use an ESB in the same breath as saying you should use microservices is the dumbest thing possible. ESBs represent a single point of contention, they go against the entire microservices philosophy of having teams operate independently.
And it's funny that the main reason the author thinks you should use an ESB, apparently, is that services will use different languages. Because JSON doesn't exist? Or GRPC if you want stronger schema guarantees?
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0
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1544891434
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False
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0
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ebukdwv
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t3_a6e6pl
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t3_a6e6pl
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/r/programming/comments/a6e6pl/a_practical_introduction_to_integration_patterns/ebukdwv/
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1547645226
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1
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t5_2fwo
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r/programming
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public
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