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raxor53 commented on GitHub issue - resolved githubstatus.com/incident... · Posted by u/mactavish88

Why GitHub is down so often? Why is it not possible to keep it up 100% of time (without counting physical failure)?. I haven't seen any down time for my system (it has hundreds of thousands of users online) in months since I have completed the setup.

raxor53 · 2 years ago

I'm sure your scale is similar.

raxor53 commented on Ask HN: Visualizing software designs, especially of large systems (if at all)? · Posted by u/lovehatesoft

raxor53 · 3 years ago

Why are all these comments suggesting new tools instead of answering your question? From what I've seen, high documentation only comes into higher level abstractions such as individual services or architecture design.

In school, I was taught to draw UML for classes within a program. I have never seen that IRL. I think the difference is the time required to comprehend the application.

raxor53 commented on I Am Satoshi github.com/torvalds/linux... · Posted by u/revskill

raxor53 · 4 years ago

If this was true, it'd be a great movie in about 10 years.

raxor53 commented on NoJS – Creating a calculator with only HTML and CSS blog.scottlogic.com/2022/... · Posted by u/ColinEberhardt

raxor53 · 4 years ago

> Why make this? > Why not?

Yes, please

raxor53 commented on WeWork CEO Says Least Engaged Employees Enjoy Working from Home wsj.com/articles/wework-c... · Posted by u/chad_strategic

raxor53 · 4 years ago

Is WeWork still around? After their last CEO, I thought they shut down most operations.

raxor53 commented on Solar2D Game Engine solar2d.com/... · Posted by u/justin66

willis936 · 5 years ago

I wonder if they will change their name again after the SolarWinds breach.

raxor53 · 5 years ago

Probably not, alongside the rename, they essentially closed the business side to move to donations based.

raxor53 commented on Deno 1.5 deno.land/posts/v1.5... · Posted by u/lucacasonato

dirtnugget · 5 years ago

Sooo after a quick look through their packages it turns out there is one: https://deno.land/x/trex@v1.3.1

Though I gotta agree that not having to have one is pretty sweet. Just wondering how that would scale and age.

raxor53 · 5 years ago

Ryan Dahl has talked about how he regrets making npm the default package manager for Node. I think its smart to have some explicit separation between framework and package manager.

raxor53 commented on Dockerfile Security Best Practices cloudberry.engineering/ar... · Posted by u/gbrindisi

vorticalbox · 5 years ago

Quick question of you're not meant to use env for secrets then how are you meant to get secrets into your application?

What's the best way to handle this?

raxor53 · 5 years ago

Typically your host will have a service specifically for secrets. For example: https://docs.github.com/en/free-pro-team@latest/rest/referen...

raxor53 commented on A Picture of Java in 2020 blog.jetbrains.com/idea/2... · Posted by u/letientai299

leeman2016 · 5 years ago

As much as I like smaller and faster editors like VS-Code, in case of Java and C#, I wouldn't survive a day without IntelliJ/Rider.

* Better refactoring

* Better linting and code cleanup; Most of the time I learn new language features from the IDE linting

* Awesome diff/merge tool; Not just for git but for local history (undo/redo)

* Debugging/running multiple projects at once is also nice

* Better dynamic language support; Easier to use on a large wild Javascript codebase

raxor53 · 5 years ago

I use Visual Studio for C# (haven't tried Rider yet) for the reasons you mentioned. However, I feel that VSCode more than capable as a platform. The intersection of tooling for C# and VSCode is really lacking compared to TypeScript.

raxor53 commented on List of YouTube channels for improving web development and programming skills devandgear.com/posts/the-... · Posted by u/bojanvidanovic

mg · 5 years ago

I clicked on a few and they all turned out to be tutorials for beginners.

I would use it if it had a filter for "How long have you been programming:"

[ ] Never [ ] 1 Year [ ] 3 Years [ ] Over 10 years

Then I would tick the "Over 10 years" option and hope to find channels that update me on the latest developments. While somebody else would select the "Never" option and will find beginner tutorials.

raxor53 · 5 years ago

Completely agree. I watch various programming/software videos on YouTube, but afterwards my recommendations is filled with "Intro to JS".

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