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shinzui
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Comment #48883244
What a waste of tokens.
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Comment #40801274
It’s amazing how many of those types of problems are easily avoided or solved with event sourcing and CQRS.
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Comment #40690129
The premise of the article is flawed. I read a lot of code, and that's how I learn and discover new things.
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Comment #40004981
Because TypeIDs are compatible with UUIDv7 and are supported by libraries in many languages.
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Comment #40004748
The author seems to be unaware of TypeID. You can use TypeID and ignore this article. https://github.com/jetify-com/typeid
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Comment #39655553
Hurl is better than any of those GUIs. You can version your Hurl files and use them for CI/CD.
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Comment #33938364
The title should have been breaking up with Angular. I posit that they would have had a much different experience using react with relay and graphql.
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Comment #33882395
Lens is one of my favorite libraries, but I can understand why optics, in general, is a divisive topic. Like many things in Haskell, you won't appreciate optics without suffering t…
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Comment #33743471
DDD offers a lot of benefits regardless of the programming paradigm. We heavily use DDD in Haskell.
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Comment #33302649
DHH’s preferred architecture is a rails monolith with a single database behind it that you keep scaling vertically. I believe both Hey and Basecamp are still using that architectur…
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Comment #33301527
It's worth noting that Basecamp's architecture relies on vertical scaling, which can get very expensive in the cloud.
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Comment #33277171
DevOps (the term), like Agile, made sense when it was introduced but lost its meaning as the industry evolved.
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Comment #32613712
nix-darwin currently does not support that directly, but there is an open PR to fix that. For my dotfiles, I added the module from the PR with some slight modifications. You can fi…
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Comment #32611900
I use nix-darwin to automate that.
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Comment #32505346
Thanks. That's exactly what I meant.
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Comment #32499282
GraphJSON looks nice. Do you mind sharing the clickhouse infrastructure that's powering it?
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Comment #32484625
I got the impression that you're already using FRP for inflex.
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Comment #32385984
A traditional rails structure does not age well. It must be a nightmare for any new hire to understand the domain and boundaries.
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Comment #32382559
Unfortunately, it's extremely rare to find software that exhibits "miryokuteki hinshitsu." The author's examples are not quite right. For example, linear is missing too many core f…
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Comment #29141516
The article premise is completely wrong. Zestimates were never meant to be accurate. In fact, they were deliberately inflated to drive traffic to Zillow.
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Comment #23802966
Yes. Take a look at Pijul. Here is an article explaining the algorithm. https://jneem.github.io/merging/
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Comment #17054839
It depends on your context. Having moved from ECS on AWS to K8s on GCP I found kubernetes simpler despite its vast number of concepts. It has the correct abstractions for a microse…
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Comment #14886873
The best part of reading technical content is the discussion in the comments – Medium makes that impossible.
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Comment #14735713
The author must not have been to Tokyo because I've never had bad connectivity underground there.