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hermanradtke
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About hermanradtke
Blog - http://hermanradtke.com Bluesky - https://bsky.app/profile/hermanradtke.com Github - https://github.com/hjr3
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Comment #49160657
Are there any other? Namespaces are heavily discouraged. Some teams still use enigma but most people in the know us unions of strings. I know the TS team regrets enums and I have n…
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Comment #47362991
Similar https://github.com/smoltcp-rs/smoltcp
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Comment #46023976
> we end up with a mix of both Zod and types and sometimes types that need to be converted to Zod In my code, everything is a Zod schema and we infer interfaces or types from the s…
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Comment #46015360
> it expects a level of correct-design-up-front which isn't realistic for most teams It requires a business that is willing to pay the maintenance cost of event sourcing in order t…
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Comment #45197701
Trove | Senior Engineer - Warehouse Management System | Remote (US) | $140k - $185k + Equity Trove powers recommerce for Patagonia, On, Canada Goose and many other retailers. We're…
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Comment #44438266
Trove | Senior Engineer - Warehouse Management System | Remote (US) | $140k - $185k + Equity Trove powers recommerce for Patagonia, On, Canada Goose and many other retailers. We're…
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Comment #44427110
New Relic, Datadog, etc are selling their original offering but now with otel marketing. I encourage the author to read the honeycomb blog and try to grok what makes otel different…
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Comment #44173112
Trove | Staff+ Engineer - Warehouse Management System | Remote (US) | $190-234K + Equity Trove powers recommerce for Patagonia, REI, Canada Goose and many other retailers. We're lo…
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Comment #44165096
Many do. In their GitHub repos right next to the code.
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Comment #43994980
In what cases is your join causing a table lock?
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Comment #43816885
That is a feature. Compose instead of extending.
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Comment #43776401
Yes, there are bad places to work. There are also places that require detailed time tracking, do not allow any time to write tests, have very long hours, tons of on-call alerts, et…
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Comment #43744960
I wish for “strict” mode as well. My current thinking: TypeScript is to JavaScript as Zig is to C I am a huge TS fan.
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Comment #43736747
I thought S3 was first as well. This is the source Wikipedia uses: https://web.archive.org/web/20041217191947/http://aws.typepa...
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Comment #43383577
Costco prices are very low. They intentionally make very little margin on what people buy. Their margin comes from subscriptions.
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Comment #43381833
> basically written in C Unsafe Rust still has to conform to many of Rust’s rules. It is meaningfully different than C.
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Comment #43371880
> That's like saying that resteraunts are just credit card swiping businesses. You are being sarcastic here, but ironically you are not far from the truth. The core financial model…
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Comment #42824981
> Some react devs literally don't even know that HTML can be rendered server side. Sadly, many do. Only later do they realize it is orders of magnitude slower than rendering a temp…
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Comment #42275869
My bias is towards merging. Trivial issues can be fixed in a future commit or PR.
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Comment #42237468
> On the other hand, one of the better dynasties of the past decade was accomplished by the Golden State Warriors in the US NBA thanks to underpaying one of the all-time great play…
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Comment #42047377
My markdown file format is really simple too
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Comment #42000217
Unsafe Rust is much safer than C
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Comment #41985249
I cannot edit anymore, but this is the talk descrption: https://www.thestrangeloop.com/2016/reproducibility.html
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Comment #41983374
Thank you for the link but I was looking for the reproducibility talk.