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throwaway89988

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    Comment #41556115

    What you say works 100% for trivial CRUD applications. Which is also, where SCRUM is still a bad framework, but at least SCRUM works on this trivial level of software development. …

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    Comment #41528128

    There are only relative few startups or non startups which need complex infrastructure from a technical point of view... In reality, there is a strong bias in favor of complex clou…

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    Comment #41456180

    Sorry, you lost me there. I am CS and literally every single one colleague in IT with an electrical engineering background where subpar compared to CS students. (Of course I don't …

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    Comment #41387898

    Another vote for KDE3 as the best Linux desktop environment. I forgot how it was called, but one could easily automate the whole desktop back then via scripts and an interface to t…

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    Comment #41267058

    I used MermaidJS for diagrams in one of my projects. Initially it was fun, although MermaidJS lacked support for the diagram types I used at that time. What stooped to be fun, is t…

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    Comment #41107214

    Thank you very much for insights and elaboration! I am not too very happy that we need at least CSS/HTML/Javascript (ok, HTMX...) for web applications and would love to have a simp…

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    Comment #41106704

    Hi Jeremy, congratulations for the launch and the website looks very nice indeed. I am honestly mostly interested in your reason, to mix HTML/CSS generation into the Python code. D…

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    Comment #40820699

    The base system does not need a Firewall, according to them, and they might be correct about that or not. IMHO the point of having a firewall which simply denies all incoming conne…

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    Comment #40818452

    I tried out Aeon a while back and mostly liked the idea, but not so sure about the execution. First, last time they had no firewall and the main developer thinks a firewall is not …

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    Comment #40195192

    Linux desktop user here, and you ask a very good question which frustrates me to no end. You are 100% correct, everything which is executed with your login user users rights, can h…

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    Comment #39431827

    I might be able to add several points to this discussion: - For me, caffeine has really bad impact on my sleep quality, and it is an accumulative effect: After being abstinent for …

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    Comment #39175376

    Sadly I totally agree: Open Source is the playground of people who can afford it. I benefited a lot of Open Source in my career, life so I am very thankful for all contributors (an…

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    Comment #39043332

    Thanks for the inside story. Let me elaborate: Scala failed hard in the sense, that it was IMHO a far superior language compared to Java around 2010 (! JDK 7/8 times) and basically…

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    Comment #39043083

    IMHO the keyword is 'microservice': Compile times of 30sec for a microservice are not acceptable for me, btw. The projects I am referring to were bigger, and the time to compile/op…

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    Comment #39029318

    Nice writeup, the IT industry is fashion driven for at least 2 decades now, and in the echo chamber of the internet bullshit like 'exceptions == bad' are repeated w/o any real worl…

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    Comment #39029055

    Sorry, but Odersky is nothing like Wirth. Scala failed hard because it is kitchen sink of every half baked feature someone wanted to write a PhD thesis about. The graphs of the int…

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    Comment #38069617

    I am not a big fan of Linux and it has its share of problems, but your comment just shows severly misunderstandings. 1.) Linux is rock stable as a server/embedded os, given the rig…