AdamCraven

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by AdamCraven 5y ago
The temporal nature of principles - It's a good suggestion. It's always hard to slice reality. Teams should come up with their own list of principles which reflect the team and adopt organizational ones that make sense. As organiz
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by AdamCraven 5y ago
Oh wow, author here - I wasn't quite expecting this to appear here today. I've only really just start talking to people about it. That said, my mission is to make software engineering better for everyone. By capturing the best pri
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by AdamCraven 5y ago
Hello Ethan, yes I remember. What are the chances :) You made me a sample app in node and mongodb IIRC. I'll drop you a message and say hi.
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by AdamCraven 5y ago
Much of software engineering is based on our habitual learned behaviors through years of experience, and what are habits but behaviours that have been detached from the logic that created them? John re-attaches those habits into principles
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by AdamCraven 5y ago
If you’re on Mac a fairly cheap way (around $300/£250) to get a great sounding voice is to buy an ok microphone and Logic Pro. This will sound better than buying a microphone of the same price. In Logic add an equaliser to counteract m
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by AdamCraven 6y ago
How was the culture of the “hive mind” developed and maintained in the organisation? I can imagine there are challenges you’ve faced to keep it working
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by AdamCraven 6y ago
This is very intriguing. It looks like this could be part of the family tree of Internal Family Systems (IFS) therapy. I'll take a read.
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by AdamCraven 6y ago
Thank you for your kind words. Unusually, I wrote it almost verbatim in one afternoon. However, the understading took me a long time to gain after years spent in communities desperately trying everything to progress without results. It is w
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by AdamCraven 6y ago
It is no problem at all - I'm glad this is helpful. You are on the right track. I'd speculate there are memories from your childhood that could be the root cause of it. It will take time for things to change. To figure out what is
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by AdamCraven 6y ago
I recognise your plight, because it has also been mine. Being hard on yourself and being frustrated by how hard it has been to fix yourself is something I've known well. However, no one gives us manuals for our body and we're all
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by AdamCraven 6y ago
No one can fix you, it won't work. But you can fix yourself with their help. This is the most useful mindset I've found with progressing through therapy, because it is about self-leadership. "The body keeps score" is a b
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by AdamCraven 6y ago
People like you are the reason I posted my story. If I can even help a small number of people to not endure the same pains, that would make me incredibly happy. The therapy is the last item in a very very long list of desperate things I&#x2
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by AdamCraven 6y ago
20-30% numbers, could be too high. It is hard to know. In the way that I would define it, it would be this: The part of you that is in control and makes the decisions that give you agency over yourself. I used to believe I was directing mys
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by AdamCraven 6y ago
The concious mind controlling 20-30%, in itself was not that much of a realisation, I would suspect a lot of people could agree they are not fully in control of themselves. So the understanding of that I'd known for a long time came fr
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by AdamCraven 6y ago
As someone who didn't have many healthy attachments growing up and has spent a lot of time with a wide variation of therapies. I agree with the article, many different therapies can fix people and I’ve found it better to have more than
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by AdamCraven 6y ago
For the charts he's using chart-js with a chartjs-plugin-rough [1] to give it the hand-drawn look. Chardin Js for the overlays [2] and it looks like the rest of the graphics are created by hand using Sodipod or Inkscape [3]. ---- [1]
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by AdamCraven 6y ago
Perhaps, but it reduces the size of the secondary market so consumers have less choice and may opt for a new one instead. This is the real advantage to Apple.
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by AdamCraven 7y ago
I'm working a tool that lists Apple Computers by sound levels. To help people who value silence choose the quietest mac: https://quietmac.app/ A very small side-project that was something I wanted to do for a while. Th
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by AdamCraven 7y ago
The most transformative experience was learning how to retain information better following the Coursera course: Learning How to Learn ( https://www.coursera.org/learn/learning-how-to-learn ) I'd not always been the
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by AdamCraven 7y ago
As someone who has suffered from CFS for a long time, it is definitely not imaginary. To say it’s purely physical is discounting the mental aspect of the disease. I personally suffered trauma as a child and I’ve seen first hand what strong
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by AdamCraven 8y ago
The first marketing picture shows a landscape iPad as the main image to help connect you to the fact that it's not a tablet, but a computer. I think the side scrolling is conscious choice which is supposed to connect you to that fact a
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by AdamCraven 8y ago
Back in around 2012, when I was working at at consultancy, they had slowly started replacing MacBook Pros for Mac Minis. The case was simple: greatly reduced cost for IT and the same, if not better, performance than the MacBook Pros. I thin
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by AdamCraven 9y ago
> Try doing that, and you'll find plenty of opposition from actors who earn money on production not being evaluated for quality. Also, even if you set this up, you'll likely face an increase in food costs for the transition per
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by AdamCraven 9y ago
You've hit the problem on its head, but the solution is not to try and change people's behaviour on a large scale, but to incentivise based on the self-interest you've mentioned. From the consumers perspective, there is littl
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by AdamCraven 11y ago
With a talk from earlier this year that describes an implementation: https://facebook.github.io/react/blog/2015/02/20/introducing...
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by AdamCraven 11y ago
You can debug in both ES5 and ES6 using source maps. The support is very good. You're working in ES6 land most of the time.
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by AdamCraven 11y ago
How did you do one file at a time? Enabling it with a different extension e.g. script.es6 or similar? Did it live side by side with existing code? Were your watchers efficient or did it slow down over time the more you added? Looking to do
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by AdamCraven 12y ago
What you are linking to is still two-way data binding. Which enforces a one-way flow of data. Two-way binding : Read & Write. Read & Write happens through getter/setter methods. One-way binding : Read only. Writes happen by e
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by AdamCraven 12y ago
It is a shame to conclude two way data-binding should be a casualty in the maturation of frameworks. Like one way data-binding, it can be misused. Two-way data binding to properties is generally not good. It increases likelihood of problems
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by AdamCraven 12y ago
You can get access to a lot of data in Europe, including maps (ordinance survey). In fact the UK has more open data available than the US, according to OpenDataBarometer: http://www.opendatabarometer.org/report/analysis

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