Richard Spindler @oracle2025

Learn how to modernize Legacy Code Bases, using Test Driven Development & Continuous Integration | Writing https://t.co/VY6fnMO53W softwareteambook.tk @[email protected] Joined November 2010

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Richard Spindler @oracle2025

2 years ago

Can I add Chat-GPT to Jupyter Notebooks? 🤔

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Richard Spindler @oracle2025

2 years ago

It is quite surprising how many security features are available for basic Linux services in systemd. Just google "systemd service hardening" 💪

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I don't think I would ever add a linter to the CD without adding it to the IDE. Why would anyone want to be surprised tomorrow with a list of all the errors they didn't realize they were making today?

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Michael Lynch @deliberatecoder

2 years ago

An official copy of the 2005 documentary Aardvark'd was recently published on YouTube. It has just 109 views despite interviews with Paul Graham months after starting YC, reddit's co-founders months after reddit's launch, and Joel Spolsky before Trello/SO mtlynch.io/aardvarkd/

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Anastasia Kazakova @anastasiak2512

2 years ago

JetBrains is looking for a Developer Advocate to help with our C++ Tools (with the main focus on CLion) jetbrains.com/careers/jobs/c… Interested? Contact us. #cpp #cplusplus

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Richard Spindler @oracle2025

2 years ago

TIL: Android has Ethernet-Tethering.🤔 Saved me from the trouble of recompiling Linux Kernel modules for an older Laptop to get Wifi Working 😅💪

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Richard Spindler @oracle2025

2 years ago

Sometimes you add a feature, and a unit-test catches a mistake. However, sometimes, you add a feature, a unit-test fails, but the feature is OK. The unit-test was testing a different code path I thought it did. So I fixed the unit-test and improved my code coverage 💪

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Richard Spindler @oracle2025

2 years ago

Great article, and a great idea to teach technical practices. 👏👇 Lots of advice I know is true intuitively, but it is hard to put into words.

Philippe Bourgau @pbourgau

2 years ago

Great article, and a great idea to teach technical practices. 👏👇 Lots of advice I know is true intuitively, but it is hard to put into words.

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Richard Spindler @oracle2025

2 years ago

This is still happening way too often 👇😿

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Richard Spindler @oracle2025

2 years ago

The goodie bag arrived this week 🤩☕😋 thanks @palmiak_fp I really enjoyed being invited to the @CodeCoffeeShow 👏

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Richard Spindler @oracle2025

2 years ago

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2 years ago

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Nicolai Baaring @nicolaibaaring

2 years ago

@brendt_gd @matthiasnoback I think it's fine that frameworks do magic. But only when it's what I would call "predictable magic". E.g. route annotations and event listeners. The problem is when it's unpredictable, like magic method names or folder structures. They force structure and hinder change.