Mar. 2nd, 2023
где я закончил читать интервью с Седаковой
Mar. 2nd, 2023 06:58 am"А это, как вы думаете, не преступление – лишить несколько поколений образованных людей возможности видеть предмет их изучения? Французский и английский мы учили у русских учителей, которые сами никогда не слышали живой речи и сами учились у русских."
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Вот эти образованные люди. Для которых "необразованные" - не совсем и люди.
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Вот эти образованные люди. Для которых "необразованные" - не совсем и люди.
вот, рекомендую к просмотру
Mar. 2nd, 2023 12:22 pm Интервью с Сайгоном. Умнейший человек. Суржик разборчивый, можно слушать, даже если вы с украинским не очень.
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biber551
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It's a bit crazy, to work from 10 to 9:30. But it's ok. Subtract 1h for a walk, half an hour for lunch, and it will be just 10 productive hours.
So, I fixed all those integration tests - meaning, of course, I fixed the code. I decided not to get into troubles with CPS, since we are in an environment... etc. Could do it, but instead I just pinged Jorge, asking if he has suggestions to convert all that shit with Scala/Java futures into ZIO monad. Let's see.
Meanwhile I just separated the DB initialization into sequential steps with Await. Because, well, we can't do anything until the stuff is done anyway, and it's not multithreaded (is not it? I guess it is not). DB initialization is idempotent, so no big deal.
Then, when I tweaked this and that and created a class called
Anyway.
Meanwhile, Karen updated the doc, adding a pretty nice solution for feature branch deployment to staging. No need to do stupid merge to master poisoning it with unchecked stuff. Ok, maybe integration tests could help. And of course, Karen is Chinese, so she does not automate, she prescribes. Ok, documenting is also not a Chinese feature, but I kind of started this culture, so she follows now; cool!
Well, see, this programming profession, it's a drug. I had to work on it intensely, the whole week, why? Because I could not stop until (almost) all problems are solved and everything's illuminated.
Now I can relax.
I mean, there's the next step, slap together some rest api, but it's not a big deal. Routine.
So, I fixed all those integration tests - meaning, of course, I fixed the code. I decided not to get into troubles with CPS, since we are in an environment... etc. Could do it, but instead I just pinged Jorge, asking if he has suggestions to convert all that shit with Scala/Java futures into ZIO monad. Let's see.
Meanwhile I just separated the DB initialization into sequential steps with Await. Because, well, we can't do anything until the stuff is done anyway, and it's not multithreaded (is not it? I guess it is not). DB initialization is idempotent, so no big deal.
Then, when I tweaked this and that and created a class called
SQL etc, and created a PR, I discoved that shit, jenkins does not have psql installed, so I have to do it properly. So I did. added some admin operations in SQL, including dropDB. All works. Kindergarten, how many times should one write this kind of shit, eh.Anyway.
Meanwhile, Karen updated the doc, adding a pretty nice solution for feature branch deployment to staging. No need to do stupid merge to master poisoning it with unchecked stuff. Ok, maybe integration tests could help. And of course, Karen is Chinese, so she does not automate, she prescribes. Ok, documenting is also not a Chinese feature, but I kind of started this culture, so she follows now; cool!
Well, see, this programming profession, it's a drug. I had to work on it intensely, the whole week, why? Because I could not stop until (almost) all problems are solved and everything's illuminated.
Now I can relax.
I mean, there's the next step, slap together some rest api, but it's not a big deal. Routine.