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1. clacke hntooter

   > So if the proposed client/server protocol says the client should send a request twice and discards the first result (a Level 3/design-level statement), and the designer tells you it’s because there are three different kinds of reques…

   Wednesday, 17-Jan-18 06:30:13 UTC von social.heldscal.la
   • clacke

     Related: https://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-thomson-postel-was-wrong-02

     Wednesday, 17-Jan-18 06:31:57 UTC
   • clacke lobsters

     @lobsters https://lobste.rs/s/4dmfsg/three_levels_software_why_code_never_goes

     Wednesday, 17-Jan-18 06:33:50 UTC
   • clacke

     Oh man that's a brainful. Will read comments at some other time.

     Wednesday, 17-Jan-18 06:40:09 UTC
   • clacke

     Apparently https://www.cs.utexas.edu/%7Ewcook/Drafts/2009/essay.pdf is supposed to be a good text discussing what an object is and what object orientation means.

     Wednesday, 17-Jan-18 06:42:20 UTC
   • clacke

     Postel's Law doesn't provide you with a clear culprit to be angry at: > A plan for getting from A to B followed by (or composed with) a plan for getting from B to C is a plan for getting from A to C. Well a correct plan for getting from…

     Wednesday, 17-Jan-18 06:52:49 UTC
   • clacke

     Restoring Postel's honor: > Jon's principle could perhaps be more accurately stated as "in general, only a subset of a protocol is actually used in real life. So, you should be conservative and only generate that subset. However, you sh…

     Wednesday, 17-Jan-18 06:55:50 UTC