One of the projects Im working on and off is a tamper-proof audit log, based on some PoC code I created almost 10 years go; unit and integration testing are good at preventing defects and regressions, but they will not…
Disclaimer: im not an expert on this. But serious implementations outright mention jepsen usage. Just saying.
> This article is about Cloudflare developing for their own internal control plane--I'm fairly certain their requirements preclude a single Postgres. True, but the article claims both strong consistency (sort of) and…
I had no idea mandriva/openmandriva still existed. I still have a mandrake cd somewhere, mostly because I cannot seem to be able to depart from physical media :)
Lol. Honestly, I love Munich, but I totally understand why certain movements galvanized there :p its easy to be on a high horse on a rich land - if something is not right, must be someone else's fault.
One of the reasons is that Germany is not a friendly country for non-german speakers (and/or if you dont have the right profile); I've worked for a while in both Berlin and Munich. In berlin you get away with english,…
This is - by far - the most stupid stuff I've read on the internet the past few days. They didnt find cancer either (as well as a plethora of diseases that could be related to the symptoms), and afaik its not in the…
Yes, they did. And the motivation is quite simple: money. Having the US control export your flagship model is the ultimate stamp approval in the AI race. All headliners are american, but one us too poweful to be made…
10 years ago, I was headlining a project where we had strict performance requirements (ssr, php mind you) - the target for any operation except login was 30ms, and any endpoint taking more than 60ms in one of the devs…
Corner case: actually, it can. Also, thats how auto-updating works ; depending on local state as a source of truth using browser apis is a terrible idea IMO. The whole concept of "assume it is committed while we sync in…
Openevidence.com is not available in the EU, so I would actually be weary of recommending it. You either be exposing personal info, or getting a result you cannot guarantee it hasnt been tainted/canned to sell you…
Why not just ask for context and approval of the legal team? That would generate enough trail so some shady requirements get dropped almost immediately; having your superior explicitly sign off in writing a feature you…
Yes, something like "analyze throroughly the @datasheet.pdf and create a plan to implement x"
They are - probably more proficient than with some high-level languages. I've used it for embedded stuff, including TI sitara PRU assembly, with great results. Frontier models can also easily "learn" directly from the…
Funny how windows updates are never postponed for lack of "scaling". I know, I know, completely different stuff here - but arent test vms and ci vms being updated constantly? Im old enough to remember the hotmail…
Im still waiting for... Basically anyone that has used TFS (what microsoft had/pushed before acquiring github) to do a similar post, detailing how they miss the tool original concept. I'm sitting down, don't worry about…
We all understand that. We had some piece of software we still cling on to it (in my case is a copy of paint shop pro 5, corel draw 7 and Delphi 7), despite being completely obsoleted or assassinated by "big industry".…
Wide tables and rich data. Dozens to hundreds of columns, some of them a json dimension. Way easier to explore these datasets with AI
How is this different from "people that cant write sql should not use orms"? With code agents you can write raw sql better than most developers; and if you want, you can basically ask for the same implementation using…
One of the simple "reasons" is to keep context clean; if you're doing planning, you're not loading source code, its just the plan. Also, it may happen that if you're running parallel manual sessions, cache expires after…
> It is NOT the way to work with humans basically because most software engineers I worked with in my career were incredibly smart and were damn good at identifying edge cases and weird scenarios even when they were not…
Have you created a plan where the requisite is not to bother you with x and y, and to use some predetermined approach? What you describe sometimes happens to me, but it happens less when its part of the spec.
It boils down to scope. I use CC in both very specific one-language systems and broad backend-frontend-db-cache systems. You can guess where the difficulty lies. (Hint: its the stuff with at least 3 distinct languages)
> Is it more important to be right, or to be happy? Im going out on a limb here, but I'd say intelligent people will tell you - without a doubt - being right. Because being happy is a perception and always a transitive…
Sometimes you just have to implement them :)
One of the projects Im working on and off is a tamper-proof audit log, based on some PoC code I created almost 10 years go; unit and integration testing are good at preventing defects and regressions, but they will not…
Disclaimer: im not an expert on this. But serious implementations outright mention jepsen usage. Just saying.
> This article is about Cloudflare developing for their own internal control plane--I'm fairly certain their requirements preclude a single Postgres. True, but the article claims both strong consistency (sort of) and…
I had no idea mandriva/openmandriva still existed. I still have a mandrake cd somewhere, mostly because I cannot seem to be able to depart from physical media :)
Lol. Honestly, I love Munich, but I totally understand why certain movements galvanized there :p its easy to be on a high horse on a rich land - if something is not right, must be someone else's fault.
One of the reasons is that Germany is not a friendly country for non-german speakers (and/or if you dont have the right profile); I've worked for a while in both Berlin and Munich. In berlin you get away with english,…
This is - by far - the most stupid stuff I've read on the internet the past few days. They didnt find cancer either (as well as a plethora of diseases that could be related to the symptoms), and afaik its not in the…
Yes, they did. And the motivation is quite simple: money. Having the US control export your flagship model is the ultimate stamp approval in the AI race. All headliners are american, but one us too poweful to be made…
10 years ago, I was headlining a project where we had strict performance requirements (ssr, php mind you) - the target for any operation except login was 30ms, and any endpoint taking more than 60ms in one of the devs…
Corner case: actually, it can. Also, thats how auto-updating works ; depending on local state as a source of truth using browser apis is a terrible idea IMO. The whole concept of "assume it is committed while we sync in…
Openevidence.com is not available in the EU, so I would actually be weary of recommending it. You either be exposing personal info, or getting a result you cannot guarantee it hasnt been tainted/canned to sell you…
Why not just ask for context and approval of the legal team? That would generate enough trail so some shady requirements get dropped almost immediately; having your superior explicitly sign off in writing a feature you…
Yes, something like "analyze throroughly the @datasheet.pdf and create a plan to implement x"
They are - probably more proficient than with some high-level languages. I've used it for embedded stuff, including TI sitara PRU assembly, with great results. Frontier models can also easily "learn" directly from the…
Funny how windows updates are never postponed for lack of "scaling". I know, I know, completely different stuff here - but arent test vms and ci vms being updated constantly? Im old enough to remember the hotmail…
Im still waiting for... Basically anyone that has used TFS (what microsoft had/pushed before acquiring github) to do a similar post, detailing how they miss the tool original concept. I'm sitting down, don't worry about…
We all understand that. We had some piece of software we still cling on to it (in my case is a copy of paint shop pro 5, corel draw 7 and Delphi 7), despite being completely obsoleted or assassinated by "big industry".…
Wide tables and rich data. Dozens to hundreds of columns, some of them a json dimension. Way easier to explore these datasets with AI
How is this different from "people that cant write sql should not use orms"? With code agents you can write raw sql better than most developers; and if you want, you can basically ask for the same implementation using…
One of the simple "reasons" is to keep context clean; if you're doing planning, you're not loading source code, its just the plan. Also, it may happen that if you're running parallel manual sessions, cache expires after…
> It is NOT the way to work with humans basically because most software engineers I worked with in my career were incredibly smart and were damn good at identifying edge cases and weird scenarios even when they were not…
Have you created a plan where the requisite is not to bother you with x and y, and to use some predetermined approach? What you describe sometimes happens to me, but it happens less when its part of the spec.
It boils down to scope. I use CC in both very specific one-language systems and broad backend-frontend-db-cache systems. You can guess where the difficulty lies. (Hint: its the stuff with at least 3 distinct languages)
> Is it more important to be right, or to be happy? Im going out on a limb here, but I'd say intelligent people will tell you - without a doubt - being right. Because being happy is a perception and always a transitive…
Sometimes you just have to implement them :)