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Comment #33278955
Thank you so much for this! I didn't realize Swagger/OpenAPI had a way to auto-generate its specification. Your comment led me down the rabbit hole and helped me to find a few opti…
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Ask HN: Implement API Testing on Legacy Codebases
Hey folks, I've recently been tasked with doing some code cleanup for a hefty .Net codebase. It quickly became apparent that this wasn't going to be possible without some sanity ch…
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Comment #32099625
I agree. Part of the motivation for this post is that I've been doing triage on a maimed branch that got incorrectly squashed. That being said, the workflow for this project is unl…
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Comment #32098150
There's some pretty clever tricks on that site that I wasn't familiar with. Much appreciated!
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Comment #32097573
That is a very cool website that I'd never seen before today. Thank you!
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Ask HN: How to Teach Git Rebase
One of the projects I work on has a Git Rebase workflow. Developers looking to get their changes into the main branch: 1. Do a rebase to get their branch in-sync with main, 2. Squa…
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Ask HN: A Pragmatic Guide to Web Dev
Hey folks, I started work as a consultant roughly half a year ago, and in doing so, have found myself pulled into more and more web development projects. Although it isn't really m…
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Comment #29095964
Something dead simple. I want code that's easy to write and easy to read. No fancy tricks. No decorators, no hundred-character lines for a print statement, no manual memory managem…
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Comment #28828341
"Above all, do not lie to yourself. A man who lies to himself and listens to his own lie comes to a point where he does not discern any truth either in himself or anywhere around h…
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Comment #27784561
Imagine a business that sells deliverable medical testing kits. This business is the best at what they do; they sell more kits than any other organization, they cost less, they're …
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Comment #27783994
Current (almost finished) OMSA student here. I agree that the tools themselves aren't terrible, but I do believe they're an example of "doing the wrong thing faster". My claim woul…
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Comment #27631315
Would you be willing to provide a few references for this? My professional work has skirted around the discussion at times, and I would be fantastically interested in learning more…
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Ask HN: How to Effectively Test ETL?
Hey all, Some time ago I published a Kaggle dataset as part of a passion project. It was generated by a fairly involved handwritten Python pipeline that I hacked together while lea…
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Comment #25316816
I'd like to offer another use case, one near and dear to my heart: grandma. My grandmother, like many grandmothers, has no business being on the road. She is a wonderful person. Sh…
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Comment #24534357
My younger brother is in the same age range. He was interested in programming, so I pointed him towards Automate the Boring Stuff with Python . He has done well since, with his lat…
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Comment #23416463
I believe that there is a strong argument to be made for the middle ground. Like you, I have been both a teacher and student, often at the same time, and was exposed to the trade-o…
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Comment #23337096
Offering my two cents as an idiot kid working with a posse of late career SQL DBA's: SQL isn't obsolete, but it's awfully tiring to deal with folks who treat it as the end-all be-a…
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Ask HN: A Primer on Security
Like many C.S. graduates, my education was theory heavy and practice light. I have spent much of the past few years rapidly building out missing areas of expertise to fulfill an in…
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Ask HN: Learning Advanced Python
I've accidentally assumed the role of local Python guru at my current company. Coworkers ask me about best practices, popular libraries, and deployment tooling. I find it very flat…
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Comment #21784646
You seem to have had a very successful PhD experience. You write approvingly of your advisor, acknowledge the ways in which the program benefited you, and have respect for peer-rev…