Dani Rey

This is excellent advice

@hillelogram TIL the term information camouflage. Another strategy is to avoid/use personalized search. Programmers get very different results for String and Apache then your average person.

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@hillelogram Interesting, I'll read it and make up my own mind.

@danireych There's also this essenceofsoftware.com. I read a couple of the earlier drafts and provided feedback, but I'm still reading the final version so don't yet know what I think of it

This remains one of the best clickbait titles I've ever written buttondown.email/hillelwayne/ar…

@hillelogram That would be useful. I believe we already made some progress for non-functional requirements, for example with the categories in ISO 25010.

@danireych Step one would be for us to research a bunch how other fields do it. to my understanding some fields do have a more developed discipline of reqeng, but it hasn't spread out of them. I feel like there's a way of using Problem Frames, or at least simplifying them.

@russmiles I wish you strength and luck to come out of this with a smile.

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@jeremyrsmith Thanks for the reminder to look up if connection dependent colors exist for Intellij's DB feature, luckily they do intellij-support.jetbrains.com/hc/en-us/commu…

@kittylyst @louispilfold As searching is hard, when you do not know exactly what to look for, here is a link to the case class documentation docs.scala-lang.org/tour/case-clas…

@kittylyst @louispilfold We usually use the IDEs debugger. Of course a good toString implementation is handy anyway. For classes which hold data, we usually use case classes. They come with a useful auto generated toString (as well as equals and hashcode) method.

Lazyweb: Is there a way to debug print stuff in Scala 2? println gives me "TheClass@a9a4181" which isn't too helpful

@louispilfold @kittylyst Show as an alternative to toString exists, when you use Cats typelevel.org/cats/typeclass…

@kittylyst Just print stuff to debug. Is it normal to manually define toString? I'm used to languages having some derived debug printing implementation. i.e. Haskell's Show, Rust's Display, Elm's Debug.log, Elixir's Inspect, OCaml's ppx_sexp_conv etc

@ktosopl How a part of swift is made?

Oh boy… almost 1000!!! I really have to post the updated one soon, don’t I? I honestly am only delaying because not sure how to sign it. The old one was “how akka is made”, but it’d be a bit too much to claim “how swift is made” same about actors since such a wide effort hmm

Thousands of decisions … 👇

@kitlangton @jacobian @meodai Unfortunately true, but having a look at github.com/kitlangton/ani… might be inspiring anyway

@danireych @jacobian @meodai Unfortunately, Scala.js probably doesn't count as Vanilla Js 😛

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@ktosopl Given you Iive in Japan, is "crashed asleep" a humble brag?

I literally bought a coffee but crashed asleep anyway… I guess understandable, was up till 4:30 watching the keynote and then just worked through the day heh. Im happy to have seen our work mentioned in the keynote life though. Not as great as presenting, but pretty great :)

@dylanbeattie @OnyxBoox Should both not be an issue. Just activate the google app store to install Evernote. Note taking with a pen in Evernote might be laggy, to me only the e-ink optimized onyx notes feels fast. Ssh client should be possible. I use the "autosync for google drive" to exchange docs.

@rtfeldman I also can't think of any OOP language that truly limits this. Doing it with security manager is more of a hack. Also I can't think of a good reason to do it. If it's for security, run it on a different VM or at least a different class loader (can't call wha t you can't see)

@danireych I recently discovered that Smalltalk allowed circumventing this, and realized I couldn't think of any OO language I'd ever used that had no way to circumvent it! I didn't know about Security Manager in the JVM, so thanks!

Does anyone know of a programming language which has *all* of these? ✅Classes (in the traditional OOP sense) ✅Private methods ✅No possible way in the language to circumvent the "private" restriction and directly call another class's private method somehow