5 practices that are considered ‘common wisdom’, and why it’s worth reconsidering them.
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5 practices that are considered ‘common wisdom’, and why it’s worth reconsidering them.
1. Don’t reinvent the wheel - find a package
2. Every PR must be reviewed
3. 2-4 week sprints are how modern teams work
4. Every code change should be behind a feature flag/gate
5. If a comment is needed, the code is too complexhttps://newsletter.manager.dev/p/5-engineering-dogmas-its-time-to
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@vitaut IME compilers are always too smart for their own good and not smart enough when it really counts
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@TimeLime just one quick addendum: in your case I wouldn't edit/tweak TXT and MX records for your top level domain, since they're connected to Proton. But it's a good idea to ask in the forum what to do
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@TimeLime no! Example: I use elenarossini.com for my Wordpress-powered blog (hosted outside of YunoHost)... but then I set up the subdomains photos.elenarossini.com for my self-hosted Pixelfed and videos.elenarossini.com for my self-hosted PeerTube 🤗
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@hipsterelectron pew pew oh no aotehanhea
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@evan Years. But sweet memory of my Moms weekly cookie batch she would distribute as small gestures of gratitude. When she passed suddenly a month before I was to visit the internet responded in an act of #Cookielove https://cogdogblog.com/2011/08/cookieladys-last-batch/
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Ed è meglio, di per sé, parlare di popolazione e non di razza
La razza esclude, e si presta enormemente alla strumentalizzazione
La popolazione è un termine arbitrario (ma anche razza lo è, forse pure di più), in ogni modo un termine esplicitamente arbitrario
