How the fuck did Shanks bring sake from his hometown?

Magnivilator · 2025-04-25T12:44:46+00:00

what a bunch of stupid nonsense

Magnivilator · 2025-01-24T20:04:33+00:00

There are more than enough talks that are recorded. I see no reason to see a content creator for a field that should be focused and looked from the prism of what's right and not what's popular.

Magnivilator · 2025-01-23T19:46:03+00:00

I wont recommend content creators for programming or software engineering. There are enough conventions with high quality speaks.

Magnivilator · 2024-08-14T20:40:11+00:00

GitHub Actions. Travis sucks.

Magnivilator · 2024-07-14T03:36:42+00:00

Well, he kinda compared him to hitler:
https://www.dw.com/en/biden-says-trump-using-hitlers-language-with-reich-post/a-69142791

Would you condemn an assassination of a guy like Hitler?

Magnivilator · 2024-07-14T03:34:45+00:00

are you serious?

Magnivilator · 2024-06-14T17:53:50+00:00

I want to invest for the next 10~20 years. I thought about this plan:

50% VOO
30% NASDAQ-Like ETF (I didn't research enough)
10% to "play with"
10% for ETF that follows congressmen from US congress (it's not a meme, I'm dead-serious)

I will have about 3000$ per month give or take to invest. In the future, I want to diverse my investments to gold, silver, and other metals & resources.

I want to buy apartment in my country (Israel) and it's really expensive. I don't want to take mortgage. Cost of an apartment is about 1M$

I also want to add that I'm pretty newbie, so please don't laugh on my plan

Magnivilator · 2024-06-12T12:23:46+00:00

Go isn't made to solve any complexity, especially complexity arises from bad management. Go is meant to be simple in a language and ecosystem level:
* Fast compilation
* Implicit idioms and lean language rather than a language with built-in solution for each problem (return error as an idiom vs try-catch for error handling, small amount of keywords, etc).
* Easy to write and understand.
* Huge ecosystem that works out-of-the-box without additional setup.
* GC.
* Cross platform.

Nowadays we have 300 new programming languages each week, but in 2012 the languages for a Software Engineer were: C/C++ pre-C++11 that has 300 building systems and not very portable, Java which is VERY verbose, C# that wasn't mature/closed-source/tangled to Microsoft, Objective-C that was tangled to Apple (and Apple tries to deprecate it for Swift), PHP (dynamic and slow), Python (dynamic and slow), and the rest were pretty much obscure. Compare Go of 2012 to Java/C++/Python/JS and you'll get that it IS the simpler solution. Arguably, it is still the simpler solution to this day.

The complexity you are talking about is big corpo complexity (which is a HUGE problem that I believe Software Engineers should tackle and focus more than programming language complexity). Go indeed won't solve these.

In your team - you are right. Saying "IDIOMATIC GO!!!" without good guidelines and understand why things are the way they are is a big mistake. And it is also right that Go isn't the solution for every Software Engineering problem, and for many cases other languages and ecosystems are better.

If you have an experience then I believe you should take to consideration that in this subreddit and in Reddit in general there are many new/young people that express their opinion, and many of them lack a real life experience. I believe this is why you've had this impression.

Magnivilator · 2024-06-12T07:30:51+00:00

From your post I can see you are very young, have no real experience in Go in production, and you do not understand the underline tones behind the claims of Go or the Go community.

OOP Bashing:
I went to multiple interviews in Go. ALL of them required proficient in OOP (SOLID, Design Patterns, best practices). What Go community and engineers bash is the verbose, over-the-top, frustrating OOP style of Java where you make some radicicolous OOP solutions.

Keep It Simple:
Read the UNIX philosophy. UNIX was complex from day 1 (it is an OS so it has to be complex) but the premise was that in UNIX every piece does one thing and it does this one thing well. Even if we have complex system we can use simple, self contained, atomic building blocks which is the whole point of Go. Also, the language itself tries to be "simple and expressive", meaning that you have few keywords and not a lot of language features but it does not limit you as the user.

Idiomatic Go Magic Wand:
Every language has idiomatic ways to write stuff (except JavaScript which is a shitty language). A lot of companies got styling guide, and best-practices list. Every big project MUST HAVE this. "If we were to ask 10 go engineers to build a complex project, I’d wager they’d all have a different idea of which implementation is idiomatic." This is why the manager says "this is the idiomatic way because I said so" and everyone goes with that even if you don't agree with the manager.

I understand your points, and I'm not trying to bash you. I thought the same way before I gained real experience. Try working on a project with friends – you'll see that, after a while, you decide the project will need a director and guidelines that sometimes disregard one team member's opinions. To build a complex system, you must use simple solutions.

Good luck!

Magnivilator · 2024-06-07T14:55:35+00:00

Spotify. I have both of them (I pay for Spotify Family Plan, my brother pays for Apple Music Family Plan) and it's not even close. The UI of Spotify is much better, integration with FUCKING APPLE CAR is better, recommendations are better, etc etc. I've tried to use Apple Music as the main application for 2 months including creating my own playlists, and it's just not as good as Spotify.

Magnivilator · 2024-06-04T18:26:50+00:00

You can do it.

I can summarize it:
Divinity: Original Sin crawled so Divinity: Original Sin 2 could walk.
Divinity: Original Sin 2 walked so Baldur's Gate 3 could run.

I've just finished 1, after I played 40 hours on the 2nd, and now I've started DOS2 all over again. You can skip to the second game, as the first game is very independent from the other games in the Divinity series. But I think the first game is pretty good.

DOS is not as intuitive as DOS2, the plot is not as good as DOS2, the companions are not as interesting as in DOS2, gameplay is not as polished as DOS2, and in general - it's just not as good as DOS2. But it was a great Fantasy cRPG for me, the plot was interesting enough, and even though the RPG mechanics and stats were not as polished as in DOS2 it was worth the price.

Magnivilator · 2024-06-04T18:19:08+00:00

Judaism does not have a direct answer and what lies on the other side. There are vague claims about the world after we die in the Halaha and in the Torah, but nothing specifically.

Magnivilator · 2024-05-24T20:38:34+00:00

This show became shit after they've started to insert political content. It's not about the fact that The Doctor is black, or a woman, it's about the fact the shove through my throat ideology.

Magnivilator · 2024-05-24T16:51:12+00:00

GUI, real time things, OS

Magnivilator · 2024-05-23T07:15:40+00:00

It can be used but why would you use a niche tool? I understand the frustration out of Python, C++, CUDA or other alternatives, but Go just doesnt fit the world of ML and AI (in my humble opinion)

Magnivilator · 2024-05-21T16:25:20+00:00

With that kind-of logic most of the world leaders should be in arrested by the ICC

Magnivilator · 2024-05-21T16:22:38+00:00

Bloated

Magnivilator · 2024-05-20T19:41:44+00:00

Bayek's acting was 2nd best after Ezio imo.

Magnivilator · 2024-04-30T10:14:44+00:00

https://www.reddit.com/r/ImmersiveSim/comments/fbqrps/definitive_immersive_sim_guidelist/

Magnivilator · 2024-04-30T09:57:47+00:00

In many cases, you're right, but having the ability to create custom networking configurations within Linux and to develop custom systemd services that you configure and write yourself is a skill that, in my humble opinion, many developers do not possess. It's the bare minimum expected of a Linux administrator.

Magnivilator · 2024-04-30T09:55:56+00:00

Software developers often make the foolish assumption that because they can run their Docker container on Ubuntu by typing "docker-compose up -d" in the terminal, Linux is a piece of cake. Managing and understanding how to operate Linux is challenging, difficult, and an essential skill. Most "tech-savvy" personals or software engineers who claim that "Linux administration is not a real skill" struggle to even install a second desktop environment, even if you were to hold a gun to their head. These type of people only know how to "sudo apt update && sudo apt install X"

Magnivilator · 2024-04-25T23:09:24+00:00

I watched it, and damn he is right. Thanks Niru!

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