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huherto

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About huherto

Just a hacker

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    Comment #47303989

    I am working on creating an Even Driven Architecture framework for Kotlin. I went through the Software Architecture Patterns for Serverless Systems book, which I think it is fantas…

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    Comment #46125438

    Paraphrasing. Closed doors (focused work) lets you reach local minimum faster. Open doors (More connections) lets you escape local minimums. I guess you need focused work to make p…

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    Comment #46072254

    Eighteen years here. I am not American but I think this is a holiday that we can all celebrate as reminder that we should be grateful for what and specially for who we have, indepe…

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    Comment #46049303

    Isn't the author saying that Python + Pandas is almost as good as R, but Python without Pandas is less powerful than R. I can't help to conclude that Python is as good as R because…

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    Comment #46049199

    For what is worth. The Kotlin folks have been adding some cool features and tools for data analysis. https://kotlinlang.org/docs/data-analysis-overview.html

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    Comment #46034541

    I do agree that you should be able to fix most bugs in 2 days or less. If you have many bugs taking longer to fix, it may be an indication that you may have systemic issues. (e.g d…

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    Comment #45985603

    True. Adding to these. Perl6/Raku suffered from the second system effect. Described in the Mythical Man Month. Larry and company were over confident with their previous success.

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    Comment #45955963

    I know that there are many reasons for people to work after 65. I also know that sometimes life takes surprising turns. But it makes me nervous to see people so capable as Dave tha…

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    Comment #45889411

    "Quality is Free" was repeated over and over by my college professor back in the 80s. I guess he was fan if this guy. https://archive.org/details/qualityisfree00cros . Similarly in…

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    Comment #45889123

    Congrats Joel! This is such a great and useful idea! Godsped!

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    Comment #45879018

    This is my take too. Just because of the name, people try to make them as small as possible and we end up with too many of them.

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    Comment #45836850

    I don't disagree, but I have seen a few counter examples in my life. Some of the smartest people that I have known are also the kindest. It is like they are so smart that are able …

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    Comment #45824143

    TUI were great for many business applications, specially those in warehouses or factories. They were easier to write and modify. Many business applications were migrated to web for…

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    Comment #45723610

    True. A lot of work done in big companies is waste. 6. A lot of unneeded complexity is added. Perhaps if we can only use AI to understand the wasted effort. Also, I rather have the…

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    Comment #22429148

    Do it know. She may already be sick. Don't wait for the symptoms.

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    Comment #22429138

    I believe kids are actually much more resistant to this virus.

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    Comment #22407599

    I agree that a lot of software will be done declaratively rather than imperatively. But we will create DSLs for that. I don't think we will use math for that. And somebody needs to…

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    Comment #22351662

    I understand this point of view is contrary to popular opinion. The justification of microservices is to allow a team of let's say 10 developers to scale to 100. What you do is cre…

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    Comment #22351311

    I am surprised the stock market is holding up while the virus can have a big impact in world trade. Any guesses ?

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    Comment #22348970

    That is the whole purpose of doing microservices. Every team can operate independently. Choose their tools, processes, etc. As long as they respect their API Contracts.

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    Comment #22336754

    This was the vision of Multics, which was the predecesor of Unix. It is interesting how things come around.

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    Comment #22328402

    Thanks for the tl;dr Probably candidates and influencers should disclose if they are being paid. After all once you are getting paid, you ARE in the advertisement business.

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    Comment #22326432

    Yes, the article lacks clarity and detail. It almost makes you think that IQ is not important. When we know it very important. Necessary but not sufficient.

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    Comment #22326391

    What an insightful comment. Housing, Health care and College costs are out of control which are needed if you want to stay in the middle class.

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    Comment #22326273

    I thought it was pretty much accepted that IQ is very important for success but it is not enough. Among the Big 5 personality traits, Conscientiousness is very important too. Consc…