eldamir

nick_tune, 5 months ago to random

One topic I'm going to focus on more in 2024 is Data. Data engineering, data architecture, data mesh, data pipelines and similar topics.

What are some of the best books and learning resources in this space?

Implementing Data Mesh by Jean-Georges Perrin and Eric Broda is the first book on my list. What else should I add?

cvennevik, 5 months ago to random

Well fuck me. Can't import JavaScript modules over your local file system, because browsers enforces the Same-Origin Policy on module scripts, and browsers treat all files as having different origins.

It being permitted for non-module scripts is viewed as something regrettable that they can't break.

So to develop web pages with JavaScript that you can run locally, I have to rely on behavior that browser vendors would have eliminated if they could.

That's some rain on my parade.

eldamir, 5 months ago to random

Ha! No kidding

#xkcd

https://xkcd.com/2867/

eldamir, 5 months ago to random

Striking a balance between being a one-trick pony and a Jack of all trades is tricky.

I guess I’ll try to be a Jack of the most relevant and useful trades while keeping and eye on whatever else is having in the industry 😅

#SoftwareDevelopment

khalidabuhakmeh, 5 months ago to dotnet

As we go into the home stretch, I was curious about today's health of the #dotnet #oss ecosystem.

At the beginning of the year, there were 313,365 unique packages listed in search, and as of December 1st, it is 355,127 packages. A difference of 41,762 packages.

The growth is about about 126 unique packages uploaded a day.

What do you think about that trajectory? Good? Expected? Bad?

Boost for reach.

nick_tune, 5 months ago to random

LinkedIn version of the meeting/email meme:

Could this 5-page embedded PDF have been 3 bullet points?

SmudgeTheInsultCat, 5 months ago to random

khalidabuhakmeh, 5 months ago to random

Prague

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lauramcastro, 5 months ago to random

So, I gotta ask... is #AdventOfCode a thing in the Fediverse? 🤓

Is anyone counting down the days already?

#askingForAFriend
#myElixirStatus
#WeBEAMTogether

st3fan, 5 months ago to random

What language will you use for Advent of Code this year? #adventofcode

dek, 5 months ago to golang

I think this year I'll try the #adventofcode (at least the ~15 first days - I'm not good enough at programming to finish the month), this time in #golang instead of #python.

Python is the language I'm really comfortable with and in which I do almost all of my projects.
But I did a good amount of Go ~2 years ago, I really liked it and I want to do more and be better at it.

eldamir, 5 months ago to random

I need a #codereview for last years #AdventOfCode Day 9.

I feel like I’ve tested everything, so there must be some edge case, I’m not seeing.

It is simple C#, ready to pull and run, with xunit tests in place. My personal input, and the task description is in there as well, so everything is readily available for anyone to pick up and chime in 😊

Any help or hints would be much appreciated 🙏❤️

https://github.com/eldamir/AdventOfCode2022/pull/1

michelle, 5 months ago to random

Just hold on one sec while I fix all of capitalism 😒

Meyerweb, 6 months ago (edited 6 months ago) to random

I thought of a better formulation of yesterday’s web dev joke — the same basic beats, but a little punchier. Do I:

SmudgeTheInsultCat, 6 months ago to random

Scientists Have Simulated What It Might Be Like to Plunge Into Uranus

https://www.sciencealert.com/scientists-have-simulated-what-it-might-be-like-to-plunge-into-uranus

sjkilleen, 6 months ago to random

That feeling when you have to make a change to your code and you can do it in almost no time because the code is well factored and easy to change

Animated GIF of Snoop Dogg doing a chef kiss with the caption "deliciousness"

latte, 6 months ago to random

i have so many half-baked website ideas floating around in my head but my biggest problem is finishing things :cwy:

khalidabuhakmeh, 6 months ago to blazor

#Blazor, after 5 years, still only sees 16% of usage in the #aspnetcore crowd.

It supports my assumption that putting all the eggs in the Blazor basket might hurt overall ASP.NET Core adoption with folks looking for familiar paradigms like MVC or HTML. #dotnet

khalidabuhakmeh, 6 months ago to random

This is an “interesting” behavior with Blazor forms. It makes technical sense since a form post resets the entire state of the page (which holds both forms).

Two forms one page with validation toggling

codinghorror, 6 months ago to random

“The most accurate image AI has ever generated” via https://skeeet.xyz/profile/justingarrison.com/post/3keb43sucp42n

eldamir, 6 months ago to Blog

This was a fun little distraction to work out on the #blog.

Tinting the color of an <img> with a dynamic color.

Didn’t seem to be possible through #CSS, so had to opt for a #JavaScript solution instead. I think it turned out rather okay 😊

https://botched-deployments.com/posts/messing-with-images

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realn2s, 6 months ago to rant

How NOT to comment code!!!

#Rant about past-self

YES I see the there is a limit set at id 207. And yes, it should be removed. But WHY did I set the limit 🤬​?!?!?

I faintly recall that it was a problem with the data which caused the rendering to fail. The quick fix was not to render the erroneous data and clean it up later.
This quick fix stayed in the code for more than 2 years. It seems I cleaned-up the data as well as the code works without the limit.

Not to future-self "Comment the WHY before the what"