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setebos, 4 days ago to IT

#base10 #dev #it

setebos, 1 month ago to Engineering

safety first #engineering

setebos, 3 months ago to IT

#wireshark #IT

setebos, 3 months ago to internet

i'm a teapot. #internet #http

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hyper_Text_Coffee_Pot_Control_Protocol

setebos, 5 months ago to Engineering

which bucket? #engineering

setebos, 7 months ago to IT

should we release on Friday? #development #friday #it

setebos, 7 months ago to random

#remotework rules. less stress, less time wasted commuting

setebos, 8 months ago to SmallWeb

https://blog.kagi.com/small-web wow, i like this concept a lot. Instead of scrolling you click-to-see-the-next-one here https://kagi.com/smallweb. #SmallWeb #kagi #web

setebos, 9 months ago to random

setebos, 9 months ago to IT

#unix #admin #it

setebos, 9 months ago to workersrights

Half of the week is done.

#work

setebos, 9 months ago to CSS

#css is complicated. #frontend #dev

setebos, 9 months ago to IT

No matter how "cloud" is it - there will always be a #server in #serverless, silently powering the magic behind the scenes. #it #saas #paas

setebos, 10 months ago to IT

Cutting down on unnecessary meetings can boost focus, efficiency, and innovation. Streamline #communication channels and give #devs the time they need to dive deep into #code and deliver outstanding results. The easiest way is usually to drop daily meetings if those are only about "What have I done yesterday?"+"What I will do today?". A good manager/lead should know the answers to these questions without a standup meeting. #development #management #it

setebos, 10 months ago to random

ORMs can be helpful for rapid development, but as projects grow and evolve, they can become a double-edged sword. Dependencies, #performance bottlenecks, and loss of control over #SQL optimizations can hinder mature projects. Striking the right balance between abstraction and direct #database interaction is crucial.

Working in a team on a complex project w/o an ORM is much simpler than w/ it.
#ORM #db #development #DDD #PersistenceIgnorance

Stark9837, 10 months ago to python

What is your favorite #Python #ORM for #SQL and #SQLite? I am currently looking for an ORM judt to sinplify my implementation.

I am considering going for SQLite because the writes and reads are low, and the total size will also be a few 100 records, but I want the strengths of SQL. Also, I am running it in #Docker, so it simplifies the deployment.

I am looking at #SQLAlchemy and also saw #Peewee on #Github.

This is the first time I am doing something like this. Normally, my data is simply printed to CSV files.

setebos, 10 months ago to ShareYourMusic

Do you enjoy #code reviews? They foster #collaboration, improve code #quality, and catch potential issues early on. By sharing knowledge and insights, we ensure better #software outcomes. #development

setebos, 10 months ago to python

Ryan #Gosling arrived at the premiere of "Barbie" in Los Angeles wearing a stunning pink suit, and around his neck, you could notice a pendant in #Barbie style, but with the number 3 in honor of his favorite #Python version.

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elduvelle, 10 months ago to python

Question for #Python #Programmers:
Getting tired of my #Spyder version that relies on different versions of Python modules than the ones I need for coding…

What is your favourite #IDE for Python (and why?)?

setebos, 10 months ago to Weather

It seems like an increasing number of #temperature records are being set these days. #warming #weather

fell, 10 months ago to programming

Without going into too much detail, my thesis was criticised for developing a web service with C++. I It was questioned why I didn't use #NodeJS or #Java for the web service. "It's not performance critical" said the professor.

Dude, have you used the internet lately?

EVERYTHING is performance critical!

This sort of teaching explains why most aps/websites run like absolute dogshit.

Why is #performance never an academic criteria?

I wish @cmuratori could see this...

#cpp #programming