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Chapter-by-chapter notes from Domain-Driven Design Distilled covering bounded contexts, aggregates, event sourcing and event storming




The best description of my problem solving process is the Feynman algorithm, which is sometimes presented as a joke where the hidden subtext is “be smart”, but I disagree. The “algorithm” is a surprisingly lucid description of how thinking works in the context of hard problems where the answer can’t simply be looked up or trivially broken down, iterated upon in a bottom-up fashion, or approached with similar methods. Feynman’s thinking al..

Simulation Theory and Virtual Worlds (Issue #165) 2024-05-25 12:45:00 +07:00 by Mark Smith This week’s newsletter is out! In this week’s edition: Virtual worlds, simulation theory, open source developer funding tools, compute as currency, bitcoin mining AI training hybrid facilities, AI pessimism, freedom, Etherium ETF and developing music based websites Issue details: Title: Simulation Theory and Virtual Worlds Issue: 165..



Simplex Chat - lainchan.org - 2 years ago - eng
Any Lains familiar with Simplex Chat? I haven't seen people on the internet talking about it much. It's cross-platform and requires no phone number or other personal info. You don't sign up at all, actually: its big new feature is unidirectional queues, which means there's almost zero metadata and you connect to other people using one-time invitation links. At the message level it uses standard double-ratchet encryption, and the core lib....

In my off time (and my on time, for that matter) I've been working on this quirky thing I've called Scinamalink (sounds like 'skinamarink'). Scinamalink lets customers send Magic login links to their users with a single REST API call. If you don'

My search engine article blew up recently, as yet another major publication linked it (yay! /gen), so I made some fixes: Moved a couple engines to the graveyard. h/t to dequbed for telling me about moose.at’s demise, and to my broken link checker for telling me about Siik being down for a while now. Updated my methodology section to emphasize how I now use word-substitutions to fingerprint an engine’s source. Queries that lend the....


This is a short document that I keep for my own use. It consists of things to customize, and a list of apps to install. I update it every once in a while to my own changing needs. Remove all the default icons from the Dock.Since you never use them. Change the default screenshot location […]

Today I released Fattura Elettronica for .NET v3.4.15. The Fattura Elettronica project allows for the validation and de/serialization of electronic invoices that adhere to the standard defined by Italian Revenue Agency ( Agenzia Entrate ). See the changelog for details (Italian).

Today I released Fattura Elettronica for .NET v3.4.15. The Fattura Elettronica project allows for the validation and de/serialization of electronic invoices that adhere to the standard defined by Italian Revenue Agency ( Agenzia Entrate ). See the changelog for details (Italian).

Assumed Audience : Anyone interested in OS design. Epistemic Status : Confident, but without time. Introduction I feel myself being pulled away from the programming world. This is why I wrote my last two posts : even though I worded them as though I intend to work on Yao, my language, I’m actually not sure I will ever do so. And that’s even with the fact that Yao already exists in a primitive state and works!

Assumed Audience : Anyone interested in OS design. Epistemic Status : Confident, but without time. Introduction I feel myself being pulled away from the programming world. This is why I wrote my last two posts : even though I worded them as though I intend to work on Yao, my language, I’m actually not sure I will ever do so. And that’s even with the fact that Yao already exists in a primitive state and works!

Assumed Audience : Anyone interested in OS design. Epistemic Status : Confident, but without time. Introduction I feel myself being pulled away from the programming world. This is why I wrote my last two posts : even though I worded them as though I intend to work on Yao, my language, I’m actually not sure I will ever do so. And that’s even with the fact that Yao already exists in a primitive state and works!

Assumed Audience : Anyone interested in OS design. Epistemic Status : Confident, but without time. Introduction I feel myself being pulled away from the programming world. This is why I wrote my last two posts : even though I worded them as though I intend to work on Yao, my language, I’m actually not sure I will ever do so. And that’s even with the fact that Yao already exists in a primitive state and works!

Assumed Audience : Anyone interested in OS design. Epistemic Status : Confident, but without time. Introduction I feel myself being pulled away from the programming world. This is why I wrote my last two posts : even though I worded them as though I intend to work on Yao, my language, I’m actually not sure I will ever do so. And that’s even with the fact that Yao already exists in a primitive state and works!

Assumed Audience : Anyone interested in OS design. Epistemic Status : Confident, but without time. Introduction I feel myself being pulled away from the programming world. This is why I wrote my last two posts : even though I worded them as though I intend to work on Yao, my language, I’m actually not sure I will ever do so. And that’s even with the fact that Yao already exists in a primitive state and works!

Assumed Audience : Anyone interested in OS design. Epistemic Status : Confident, but without time. Introduction I feel myself being pulled away from the programming world. This is why I wrote my last two posts : even though I worded them as though I intend to work on Yao, my language, I’m actually not sure I will ever do so. And that’s even with the fact that Yao already exists in a primitive state and works!

EC2 Instance Setup Create a new EC2 instance. This example was done on amazon-linux but I think it would probably be better to use ubuntu next time. If you do use ubuntu note that you’ll need to use apt instead of yum and will likely have to open ports 80 and 443 on the instance. … Continue reading "Setting Up a Golang Web Server on EC2 with a Free SSL Cert and No Load Balancer"

Assumed Audience : Programmers interested in Yao or programming language design. Or Rustaceans and anyone interested in Vale. Epistemic Status : Fairly confident, but not as confident as I’d like because I do not have much time to implement these ideas. Introduction Last time , I laid out how Rust could have had more static analysis. This time, I will talk about how Rust could have had more power. At the same time, I have..

Assumed Audience : Programmers interested in Yao or programming language design. Or Rustaceans and anyone interested in Vale. Epistemic Status : Fairly confident, but not as confident as I’d like because I do not have much time to implement these ideas. Introduction Last time , I laid out how Rust could have had more static analysis. This time, I will talk about how Rust could have had more power. At the same time, I have..

Assumed Audience : Programmers interested in Yao or programming language design. Or Rustaceans and anyone interested in Vale. Epistemic Status : Fairly confident, but not as confident as I’d like because I do not have much time to implement these ideas. Introduction Last time , I laid out how Rust could have had more static analysis. This time, I will talk about how Rust could have had more power. At the same time, I have..

Assumed Audience : Programmers interested in Yao or programming language design. Or Rustaceans and anyone interested in Vale. Epistemic Status : Fairly confident, but not as confident as I’d like because I do not have much time to implement these ideas. Introduction Last time , I laid out how Rust could have had more static analysis. This time, I will talk about how Rust could have had more power. At the same time, I have..

Assumed Audience : Programmers interested in Yao or programming language design. Or Rustaceans and anyone interested in Vale. Epistemic Status : Fairly confident, but not as confident as I’d like because I do not have much time to implement these ideas. Introduction Last time , I laid out how Rust could have had more static analysis. This time, I will talk about how Rust could have had more power. At the same time, I have..

Assumed Audience : Programmers interested in Yao or programming language design. Or Rustaceans and anyone interested in Vale. Epistemic Status : Fairly confident, but not as confident as I’d like because I do not have much time to implement these ideas. Introduction Last time , I laid out how Rust could have had more static analysis. This time, I will talk about how Rust could have had more power. At the same time, I have..

Assumed Audience : Programmers interested in Yao or programming language design. Or Rustaceans and anyone interested in Vale. Epistemic Status : Fairly confident, but not as confident as I’d like because I do not have much time to implement these ideas. Introduction Last time , I laid out how Rust could have had more static analysis. This time, I will talk about how Rust could have had more power. At the same time, I have..

Assumed Audience : Programmers interested in Yao or programming language design. Or Rustaceans and anyone interested in Vale. Epistemic Status : Fairly confident, but not as confident as I’d like because I do not have much time to implement these ideas. Introduction Last time , I laid out how Rust could have had more static analysis. This time, I will talk about how Rust could have had more power. At the same time, I have..

Assumed Audience : Programmers interested in Yao or programming language design. Or Rustaceans and anyone interested in Vale. Epistemic Status : Fairly confident, but not as confident as I’d like because I do not have much time to implement these ideas. Introduction Last time , I laid out how Rust could have had more static analysis. This time, I will talk about how Rust could have had more power. At the same time, I have..

Assumed Audience : Programmers interested in Yao or programming language design. Or Rustaceans and anyone interested in Vale. Epistemic Status : Fairly confident, but not as confident as I’d like because I do not have much time to implement these ideas. Introduction Last time , I laid out how Rust could have had more static analysis. This time, I will talk about how Rust could have had more power. At the same time, I have..

Assumed Audience : Programmers interested in Yao or programming language design. Or Rustaceans and anyone interested in Vale. Epistemic Status : Fairly confident, but not as confident as I’d like because I do not have much time to implement these ideas. Introduction Last time , I laid out how Rust could have had more static analysis. This time, I will talk about how Rust could have had more power. At the same time, I have..

Assumed Audience : Programmers interested in Yao or programming language design. Or Rustaceans and anyone interested in Vale. Epistemic Status : Fairly confident, but not as confident as I’d like because I do not have much time to implement these ideas. Introduction Last time , I laid out how Rust could have had more static analysis. This time, I will talk about how Rust could have had more power. At the same time, I have..

Assumed Audience : Programmers interested in Yao or programming language design. Or Rustaceans and anyone interested in Vale. Epistemic Status : Fairly confident, but not as confident as I’d like because I do not have much time to implement these ideas. Introduction Last time , I laid out how Rust could have had more static analysis. This time, I will talk about how Rust could have had more power. At the same time, I have..

Assumed Audience : Programmers interested in Yao or programming language design. Or Rustaceans and anyone interested in Vale. Epistemic Status : Fairly confident, but not as confident as I’d like because I do not have much time to implement these ideas. Introduction Last time , I laid out how Rust could have had more static analysis. This time, I will talk about how Rust could have had more power. At the same time, I have..

Assumed Audience : Programmers interested in Yao or programming language design. Or Rustaceans and anyone interested in Vale. Epistemic Status : Fairly confident, but not as confident as I’d like because I do not have much time to implement these ideas. Introduction Last time , I laid out how Rust could have had more static analysis. This time, I will talk about how Rust could have had more power. At the same time, I have..

Some tables & lists of Wikipedia links that may help you while reading this fantastic book on the events leading up to World War I

Some tables & lists of Wikipedia links that may help you while reading this fantastic book on the events leading up to World War I

Some tables & lists of Wikipedia links that may help you while reading this fantastic book on the events leading up to World War I

I test whether there are rules for breaking the rules of the tutorial of an underrated classic game, Pokémon Trading Card Game for Game Boy Color.

Last night, I returned from Trifest 75 , a motorcycle rally organized by the Triumph Owners Motorcycle Club 1 at the Shelsley Walsh Hill Climb, Worcester, UK. Crossing Europe from South to North took us a whole week across Italy, Switzerland, and France before reaching the soil of England. This outing was conceived long ago (Trifest happen every year) and has always been postponed because of the high cost and time required. This yea..

In den vergangenen Jahren haben etliche Unternehmen aus dem Mittelstand die viel gepriesenen Microservices ausprobiert und mussten feststellen, dass diese weniger leichtgewichtig sind als der Name vermuten lässt – Microservices im Mittelstand sind oft Overengineering . Jetzt müssen sie zurückgebaut und in eine pragmatischere Architektur überführt werden. Wir erklären, wie das gelingt. Dieser Artikel erschien erstmals im April 2024..

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