coredev_ (u/coredev_)

coredev_ commented on Event Sourcing in Go: From Zero to Production skoredin.pro/blog/golang/... · Posted by u/tdom

coredev_ · a month ago

There are a lot of voices against event sourcing in the comments. I'd just want to balance things a bit. For a mature domain (like when you rebuild an existing system), event sourcing can work really well and make so much sense. But yes, dicipline is a must, as well is thinking things through before you implement a new event.

Currently working on a DDDd event sourced system with CQRS and really enjoy it.

coredev_ commented on Vodafone Germany is changing the open internet, one peering connection at a time coffee.link/vodafone-germ... · Posted by u/PhilKunz

stego-tech · a month ago

As I’ve stated in other comments, the reason western governments don’t do this more often boils down largely to regulatory capture. Every single time there’s been a large mobilization of efforts to regulate some aspect of tech - municipal broadband expansion, cable box standardization and openness, right to repair, DMCA reform, privacy reforms, mandatory binding arbitration clauses, EULA’s, provider monopolies, etc - tech money floods into regulators and political races to counter the will of the mobilizers and their supporters. Then those same ghouls repeat mantras like “disrupt” and “deregulate” to convince people that actually it’s a good thing you only have three cellular networks, one cable provider, one telephone provider, two operating systems, and four media conglomerates to choose from. At one point these slimeballs claimed anyone who used anything else (like Linux, or GrapheneOS, or FOSS) was obviously a criminal who wanted something for nothing, such was their fear of an open ecosystem.

Regulations get a bad rap because for decades the only ones to really get passed have only entrenched existing players and (rent-seeking) business models while blocking new entrants or competitors. I’m 100% in agreement with you that every single state and country should have an internet network that’s open access and governed solely by that country’s constitutional law - a sort of digital state, if you will, with which they can court business and interest groups alike to represent their interests globally. Instead, we’re presently stuck with a “whoever donates the most money to politicians wins” model, and that means the open internet exists in spite of the interests of Capital, not because of their good graces.

coredev_ · a month ago

What you are describing sounds mostly like a US-problem, not sure it's a western gov problem in general?

In my city, the municipality owns much of the fibre. The country I live in owns a bank where you can get a mortgage pretty cheap. The good parts of GDPR or CRA are very good and was not disrupted by large corporations?

coredev_ commented on Beyond introvert vs. extrovert vipshek.com/blog/interact... · Posted by u/vipshek

indus · 2 years ago

Great writeup and love your articulation of ambiverts.

I am an introvert--but now trained my mind to be a normal person and not fear people around me. I forced it earlier. If you meet me, you'll not find me an introvert, anymore. 10 years ago, people would politely ask me to talk or share.

It has been years of journey achieving that change.

I don't feel the introvert/extrovert quagmire anymore. However, if I'm in public meetings--presenting, chatting for more than a few hours--then I need to come back and take a hot shower--and fade away the people and conversations.

My wife calls that shower: "Removing the theater from the head."

coredev_ · 2 years ago

I am quite the same, we call this "social hangover".

coredev_ commented on Ask HN: Why is there no performant remote desktop for Mac/Linux? · Posted by u/asiachick

Traubenfuchs · 3 years ago

What about TeamViewer? Works very well on Windows.

coredev_ · 3 years ago

Works very well on Linux as well.

coredev_ commented on Use of Google Analytics declared illegal by French data protection authority cnil.fr/en/use-google-ana... · Posted by u/guillem_lefait

jdrc · 4 years ago

I don't think it can. Maybe they can buy yandex, but i think europe has drained its talent tothe US. And even if they build it, how will they monetize it?

coredev_ · 4 years ago

I don't belive that to be true at all - EU have a lot of great SaaS/tech companies that emply a lot of really talented people. What EU need more of however is vc money.

coredev_ commented on Gmail password first character is case insensitive on mobile device support.google.com/mail/t... · Posted by u/rdpintqogeogsaa

chris_l · 4 years ago

So they hash both versions of the password? Or how does this work?

coredev_ · 4 years ago

Sadly it can also mean that they save your password in a form that enables them to read it if they need/want it.

coredev_ commented on It’s strange what people put up with in C# gist.github.com/dsyme/32d... · Posted by u/dustinmoris

coredev_ · 5 years ago

I created an account just to comment on this.

So I do not agree with OP at all. C# is a language capable of creating really beautiful and easy to understand code. It has generally very few quirks. Please don't turn it into JavaScript or F#.