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Can anyone recommend any good tools to generate diagrams/visualizations of algorithms ?

Even better, some documentation/article to build such a tool.

Hubble has been in the orbit since 1990, out of curiosity, what is the designated program life and what replacements are scheduled?

Hi, out of curiosity what tech stack have you used for your product and why ? btw kudos for your successes :)

Out of my head, of relevant interest in the distributed systems field are the following books:

Designing Distributed Systems https://www.oreilly.com/library/view/designing-distributed-s...

Building Evolutionary Architectures http://shop.oreilly.com/product/0636920080237.do

Building Microservices http://shop.oreilly.com/product/0636920033158.do

They encompass most of the topics you've enumerated earlier.

I really like what Microsoft did in the past 2-3 years on the open source side and I keep my fingers crossed hopin they will do a good job with github too :)

Don't get me wrong, I don't intend to mock your statement in any way but a statement backed by some data and/or actual examples adds a lot of credibility to it.

Since you are sure, do you have any examples or proof to back that ?

Omg, I had someone in my team that was hired the same day as me and we would both be a no-match work-wise.

All my suggestions and ideas would just be dismissed as wrong and everything that person was doing would be right without explaining the why I was on the point of depression and got me thinking more than once about quitting my job but I liked the company too much.

It ended up with that person leaving. win-win.

Hi, in our team we're using Flyway.

The reason we use Flyway is that we are developing on the JVM so it has support for Java, Scala and Groovy (which we are currently using) and eventually also Kotlin.

I suggest to use a version control tool when you are in greenfield projects and your database schema and data might change a lot.

Additionally it offers an easy way to control and keep track on how the database evolves. Imagine having to run SQL statements directly on the production environment without a clear way of keeping track of the changes.

On top you will have consistent changes that you can roll-out across your dev, qa and prod environments in case you have that set-up.

As for how we run it, the migration scripts are part of the project and when we release a new version we apply the migration scripts automatically when the artefact bootstraps.

For those people that manage to get up pretty early, 4-5 in the morning, how do they cope with the weekend and what kind of weekend schedule do they have ?

What time do they usually go to sleep and what is their noon daily pattern (weekday and weekends).

Most importantly how do they spend their time after 7pm during workdays and weekends ?

Is it Berlin you've ended up into ?

Very cool post, in regards to the people clicking on the link and then bashing the author, it would be nice if you could bring some arguments to your disliking/bashing.

It is 1 meter big, for that price for me is a bargain.

Guru?

Thanks for the tip, how does ML compare to OCaml from an applicability perspective ?

I am aware Jane Street employs OCaml, is there any other company that is relying on it ?

You could try numbeo, it has a decent cost of life comparison for cities. It uses data filled in by users, so it is somehow realistic: https://www.numbeo.com/cost-of-living/comparison.jsp

The one you are talking about was designed by Eero Aarnio, a Finnish designer. The Danish one is made by Arne Jacobsen and it resembles a minimalist arm chair.

Can anyone elaborate on how AOT is a beneficial feature?

Project Lombok already does that, you should check it out: https://projectlombok.org/

+1 for "If it compiles, it works" .... been there done that ... multiple times !!! And yes in the beginning the feeling of "it works on the first run" was just strange and it get me some time getting used to it

I am currently in your same situation, and I have to agree that this change in behaviour was needed in order to integrate with the scandinavian mindset.

Twitter is far from dying given the restructuring and the current pile of VC cash it's sitting on atm.

For java there's also: - Project reactor from Spring - Reactive Spring (following up with spring 5.0)

Can you please elaborate and provide some context?

To bring some context I am a software engineer within the JVM space (Java, Scala) and additional work experience in front end like with libraries like angular and vue

Oh I am sorry for finding the joke funny oh oh and now being downvoted oh oh oh cause of course freedom of speech is a luxury in the HN world. You guys remember me why I've quit contributing to stackoverflow.

ahahhahahaha you made my day

Can you please expand on the tools and processes part, what is now days in a manager's toolbox ?

and for mac brew install homebrew/games/opentdd