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Comment #48471464
There’s no way around it? Can’t you obfuscate as generic data and use keys to map to the real data?
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Comment #48118462
I think you could condense this to a test plan (serious). I think if you come up with the cases in order these are solves problems and yes it’s part of your concurrency control, id…
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Comment #42936855
Anyone have experience implementing DDD and Hex architecture with Python enterprise services? I fell in love the abstraction patterns that Hex architecture and DDD provide, especia…
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Comment #42319077
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Comment #41936748
Found with GIMPs
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Comment #39558098
Lol no one reads, just RIIR.
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Comment #39557991
I heard about Rust recently.
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Comment #39557983
Rewrite it in Rust.
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Comment #39469816
Or utilize metric tonnes of cheap labor.
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Comment #39330397
A lot of this is covered and contributes by Adam Grant's "Hidden Potential" Learned that different learning styles was bunk (visual vs auditory). Also, experts are the worst teache…
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Comment #39314944
I first thought this post was a slight saying the real app was "masquerading as a password manager"
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Comment #39184551
No, it's not material knowledge, it's just that you accessed public information first.
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Comment #38732998
Agreed
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Comment #38700389
Jetbrains' database tool is excellent, but is missing the ability to run a query across multiple databases (or shards). Please upvote if this could be useful to you. https://youtra…
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Comment #38499444
I've also genuinely wondered if using white trash bags would have a measurable impact. Hopefully that's all going away with their "large bins" and make room for foliage
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Comment #38365421
I miss SSR JSPs. I worked on a b2b2c marketplace, the caching and performance of SSR for routine pages was a godsend. We also used a "widget" architecture pattern with reusable com…
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Comment #38190241
Does 10c/mi account for replacing the battery every 150k miles?
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Comment #38162096
Doesn't cmd + shift + v do this everywhere and across different OS? But while we're at, "smart quotes" should be nuked, or at least default to off.
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Comment #38120905
I used to love Mondays, I would work hard during the week studying and working, then Friday I would stay up until sunrise with friends drinking or gaming. I kept this up while work…