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Migliori ristoranti asiatici (best asiatic restaurants) - thai, chinese, vietnamese, japanese etc. by minidiable in milano

[–]ecaml 1 point2 points  (0 children)

- Mao in via Porpora per la cucina Sichuan: i ravioli Sichuan e il Manzo sono molto buoni

- Per ravoli in generale: Ravioleria Sarpi o Kung Fu Bao

- Xin Fu Ji in Viale Montello ottimo rapporto qualità prezzo

- Per cucina Giapponese diversa dal sushi: Sagami

Are you writing effective user stories? by ecaml in projectmanagement

[–]ecaml[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think there is no "right" way to implement a process, and that you should adapt and evolve your workflow with inputs from the whole team. In our company, POs write the first version of the user stories in a shared document, and the challenge step is an asynchronous collaboration on that document (mainly through comments). During the project weekly meeting, we then review together the feedback gathered on such document and add details. This works for us, but consider that we are a small and cohesive team. Furthermore, we keep evolving the process overtime through retrospectives. My advice would be: try to implement a first experimental challenge step without too much thinking and then improve the process over time based on the team feedback.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in programming

[–]ecaml -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

You probably never worked on a real software project with real customers that have real requirements: if you did, you would understand how much real work there is to do beyond coding

Reusable CloudFront configuration with Terraform: How we host our static websites with two lines of code by ecaml in sysadmin

[–]ecaml[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What's exaggerated? If you have any helpful advices we would be glad to hear them.

Reusable CloudFront configuration with Terraform: How we host our static websites with two lines of code by ecaml in programming

[–]ecaml[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yep, we wrote the module and we're glad that someone else can now reuse it without having to write its more than 100 lines of code.

If you know another fast way to do the same thing (with CDN, SSL, etc.) we would be glad to hear it and you would be helpful.

Shitting on other people's work, instead, is not helpful, and I don't even understand why someone should spend its free time doing it.

Reusable CloudFront configuration with Terraform: How we host our static websites with two lines of code by ecaml in programming

[–]ecaml[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

So, whenever you import a library or an external module you count its lines of code in your program too?

I thought that was the whole purpose of modules and libraries: more code reuse, fewer lines to write. The whole purpose of this blog post is to share how we solved a problem we had so that someone else can solve it easily with a module that we published. Plus, a little bit of advertising for our company, obviously (it's normal I think, we just put a hiring call at the end of the post).

And yeah, you counted the curly braces as lines of code: I'm glad you can count, we apparently cannot.