Robs

Software Engineer/Architect/Tech Lead
Dev since 8-bit 80's. Web Dev since 2000. C# .NET since 2005
Shipping Console, Desktop, Web Applications

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- Building robust, maintainable software products across a variety of sectors since 2000
- Last decade building SaaS products with Distributed Cloud/Hybrid Architecture
- Improving software quality practices and processes, advocating clean coding, testing, agile, leadership

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@marcopet_ I've been like this since 30s.

Though only find it an issue if sleep late, ie 11pm+, wake up 5-6. Think it's just setting an internal habit (this is wake-up time)... Now occasionally I can sleep in to around 7am when I know next day is chill.

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@SirMuttley - Zero latency VR
- Markets
- Mahanakhon rooftop

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@MaximLevoshin Awesome to hear. I'm working on a couple of side projects atm. Getting better AI awareness along with it .

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@FattyNatsu Nice place.

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@bradcarryvc "I feel I should" is not the same as "I am"

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@vyrotek Looked interesting, but too exy

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@tunguz Yes after 5 years with PHP, I did this in 2005. And best switch ever.

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@RepeatTravels What area ?

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@the_luckforest That's really good where is it based in BKK?, did it take much to get sorted?

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@weswinder "Percevied" performance is the win.

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@sadhna6389 Good points

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@JackEllis And spend $200 a month to diy.

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@YashHustle_22 Less of the coding, more of the "engineering"

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@DevLeaderCa Enjoyed it tbh. Much prefer startups over mid-large size companies.

In startups you get involved with everything. Where as larger companies it's more spread out with people.

Main downside is financing. If that is good everything else usually is too.

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@thekitze Once a model comes up with novel solutions such as curing cancer, than we know we are onto something.

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@devinbgoble Yeah we used to use sonarqube for a few years, though it did bloat out ci builds... It was nice how it presented the information though once we hit the 5M loc mark, had to upgrade to next plan for 20M loc and even that didnt seem enough. Think costs rose quite significantly.

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Try working with subversion, on slow networks, with many people trying to use the same server. It's horrible.

Distributed source control wasn't stupid at all. Bitkeeper, mercurial, git solved *real" problems with centralised version control.

The server was a single point of failure, especially with large repositories worked on by many people geographically. Servers would slow to a crawl, it would take ages for simple operations such as going through history, merging. Been there, done that.

Git was *vastly* superior to centralised version control for most people, hence why the entire world moved to it, it was just better.

Do better.

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@stevejonesdev Laptops and Desktops were dead when the smartphone and tablet became a thing....umm well.

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@cheaf25master 16gb?.... I thought that era had passed around 2020, with 32gb being the minimum, with 64gb recommended.