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Comment #49223047
Nice write up. I have been working on an airgapped k8s-based, robotics simulation platform for awhile and this is one of the most accurate and coherent writings I've found on the s…
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Comment #48037231
I have such mixed feelings about Starlark and Bazel macros. When I write Bazel macros, they're great, the perfect tool for the job. When I encounter macros written by someone else,…
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Comment #47987102
My team runs several HarvesterHCI/RKE2 clusters, edge deployments of our validation, simulation and fleet management tools for autonomous vehicles. The Rancher ecosystem has really…
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Comment #45115366
I recently joined a company that writes Python after working for a Kotlin shop for the past four years. I miss Java/Kotlin every single day. I have no gripes with Python itself and…
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Comment #44135386
my intuition tells me that this problem is best solved using DP
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Comment #44037589
I saw your tweet about cracking type inference for recursive schemas. It seems like the solution to this problem is pretty straightforward and simple. Was the solution really as si…
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Comment #43856330
I have been using this pairing for the past eighteen months and it has been a very productive and smooth experience. The Codeium/Windsurf JB IDE plugin is much better than their st…
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Comment #42525325
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Comment #42094642
I have been looking for a similar lib to use in a Kotlin/Spring app - any recommendations? My specific use-case does not need to support sanitizing during the HTML -> MD conversion…
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Comment #42092286
Interesting to learn the human side of a tool I use almost every day. RIP Stiver
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Comment #41942004
Kotlin classes are (seemingly) all generated as open classes, rather than data classes. Surprising choice - is this an intentional design decision? Wondering if I am missing someth…
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Comment #41827869
I have been using Codeium's IntelliJ extension for the past nine months and have found it to be very useful.
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Comment #41499242
The AI tool is actually quite good, too. I use it to generate sequence diagrams pretty frequently.
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Comment #41289923
I'm surprised that Denver's Elyria-Swansea and Globeville neighborhoods were not highlighted as hotspots. I lived in Denver for many years, and these neighborhoods were commonly kn…
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Comment #41201212
I wonder if the craftsman "John Swartzwelder" is https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Swartzwelder?wprov=sfla1
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Comment #41201184
There is a whole class of hybrid incubator/vc firms in the US ("VC Studios") that have used this model and achieved success. Sometimes the model is inverted, in that the VC studio …
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Comment #41201109
Kotlin is easily the best modern language for DX. After writing server-side Kotlin for the past three years, I'm not sure I ever want to write anything else.
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Comment #41024815
I am also a member of the hospitality -> tech club. in fact, I used to be the GM of one of the restaurants on your list!
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Comment #40522755
what did it mean historically? in contemporary usage, it seems to be a synonym for "managed" (or more accurately, a meaningless sobriquet for PAAS that can be easily sold to the hu…
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Comment #40427769
my favorite thing about camelCase is that class instances are (typically) named and cased as the inverse of their pascal-cased class. val somethingRepository = SomethingRepository(…
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Comment #40001003
I've found this very useful as well. My typical workflow (server-side kotlin + spring) has been: - create migration files locally, run statements against containerized local postgr…