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    Comment #45201831

    I support your statement for custom dev applications. Unfortunately some large enterprise applications like D365 still require the Framework :(.

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    Comment #33635413

    Anybody who can suggest a readable (non-expert) non-fiction book on dinosaurs?

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    Comment #32352380

    I always found it ironic that a book that advocates concise documentation and diagrams over text looses itself in way too much narrative.

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    Comment #32352359

    Yes. It applies to what you do / make. You can’t copy (parts of) the written text, but you can act (write your own interpretation) with the ideas in that text. “Copyright is intend…

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    Comment #31958476

    So you liked Feedly for almost 10 years, but never bothered to support them financially. And now you complain that they go the extra mile trying to earn money?

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    Comment #31236873

    Setting that up was not part of the 20% effort that delivers 80% of the value ;).

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    Comment #28120099

    Posted here 6 days ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28050750

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    Comment #27800889

    Interesting promise. Will give it a try. Does anybody known similar tools, written in a different language (no expertise on Go)?

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    Comment #27051995

    Somebody took the Make A Lisp challenge ( https://github.com/kanaka/mal ) quite serious :D

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    Comment #26808018

    Maybe not a starting point because it’s too advanced, but Make A Lisp has example implementations for +80 languages now: https://github.com/kanaka/mal

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    Comment #26780107

    No need to ‘return’ when you throw an error, but your approach is valid IMO: if structure / readability is that important, refactor the switch to it’s own method with only if check…

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    Comment #26779648

    A good example of: just because you can, it doesn’t mean you should. Yes, the if/else sequence is a bit more unstructured in terms of code layout, but chances the next developer br…

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    Comment #25635526

    Slack down, productivity up!

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    Comment #25543088

    For those who don’t know the original series (Lisp is not part of it as far as I can tell): https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Manga_Guides Nice to read and collect.

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    Comment #25487887

    I see some criticism in this thread towards DEV, but 6 day working weeks... to me it’s a classic example of incompetent managers trying to fix a project they lost control of. I mea…

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    Comment #25466341

    True. Learning tools doesn’t have to be a negative thing.

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    Comment #25466312

    To me, it’s about being able to bring (direct) added value to a company. Focussing on specific tooling is an example of doing that. Learning deeply is important as well, but it usu…

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    Comment #23282424

    The intro of the text makes it look more like a cost cutting measurement. Luckily the end states that “publicly financed software developed for the public sector should be made pub…

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    Comment #23226046

    Omg never knew he did Commander Keen too. CK2 probably was the first video game I played (as far as I can remember). Go go pogo sticks!

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    Comment #23204154

    Same author as http://craftinginterpreters.com/ Can’t wait for this one to appear in print.

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    Comment #21465527

    People should organise a running contest to honor him and call it “The Turing Compete”.

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    Comment #20793035

    Well, to write a high performance payroll system with lots of concurrent users it helps a lot to know how the database you’re using works internally.