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i’ve been writing admittedly terrible software for almost 20 years and i still don’t understand how text encoding works lol
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well-read undead posted:i worked with a guy in the distant past who seemed absolutely blind to whitespace differences. poo poo would just be randomly indented and unintended, sometimes by vast amounts, with no rhyme or reason he was absolutely loving with you
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Pythagoras a trois posted:wow, you could mix tabs and spaces so idents in python would be completely invisible code:
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Subjunctive posted:I worked on calendaring software for a year and I cannot recommend it at all not even once
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avro too
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Powerful Two-Hander posted:how good/bad is kafka because apparently some enterprise architect has a boner for it and it's the future for ??? kafka is fine if you need a highly available data store to handle streaming data with storage guarantees and the ability to move a consumer's offset to a different position to replay messages. it's designed for fan-out consumption and is better if you don't need ordering guarantees it's got some nifty stream processing stuff you can do too
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i strongly believe kafka would never have blown up the way it did if aws had just backed sns with persistence, a cursor mechanism, and dynamic consumer declaration
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ChickenWing posted:There are some times that I wish we were using jira cloud instead of datacenter but you are helping convince me of the benefits of not being on the bleeding edge we just switched and it's much better but that's not saying much
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Antigravitas posted:Someone just reminded me of this post lmao i totally forgot about this
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Share Bear posted:i been at my job for 10 years but it was in 3 different roles/capacities yeah same also i get paid pretty well so that helps
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Xik posted:Pretty interesting to see a bunch of long termers itt. i think most yosposters are at least 35+ so it's not a surprise that folks itt are in the longer tenure club
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DELETE CASCADE posted:this is true, and it pisses me off because there is actually another type of security person. the folks who study encryption, static analysis, etc. this is cool stuff and actually solves security problems. then you have the infosec warriors who use llms to answer questionnaires that were also generated by llms, so both sides can check their compliance boxes, and no actual problems are addressed or even considered compliance is genuinely the worst thing that's happened to it. it's driven a whole cottage industry of non-technical form fillers that don't care about the impact of their policies they just want to check all the boxes so they can say they did their job
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my company has almost 4000 repos at last count lol granted we have like 8 different full saas products and a platform that links them together plus internal software units and a bunch of oss stuff but still Blinkz0rz fucked around with this message at 17:29 on Aug 31, 2024 |
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scratch that, almost 5k
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