BJanecke

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by BJanecke 10y ago
I'm so happy right now. There really are hackers(In it for the lulz) left in the world :')
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by BJanecke 10y ago
Obviously appreciating that NASA has some sensitive data but just for a second also try and appreciate how would this play out for someone who works in the financial industry, where unauthorised sharing of sensitive data is not only a breac
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by BJanecke 10y ago
This is a bit of a rant so either ignore it or consume the frustration and empathise. Good enough is a turd in disguise, your desire to deliver enough working software to justify your existence and salary is egotistic and myopic. Build sus
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by BJanecke 10y ago
I prefer octocat.
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by BJanecke 10y ago
A single 27" WQHD(1440p) goes a very long way. I used to be 3 23" monitor person, but once I saw I can have all that context on one monitor without having to swivel my head around constantly I was hooked. I aim to be like the chic
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by BJanecke 10y ago
> "My company for 3000+ is all windows based, for obvious reasons" What so you can lock up your co-workers with Citrix and Cisco tools made to track and neuter freedoms? So you can pay consultants silly amounts of money to hire
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by BJanecke 10y ago
it depends
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by BJanecke 10y ago
So WQHD monitors are generally above that price range, but I would seriously suggest you consider investing in one. Since they have become fairly niche over the last few years only pro level users buy them, so almost any monitor you buy in
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by BJanecke 10y ago
"more things than just latency" Some financial institutions require all sensitive* data to be stored/hosted in the same country/state(archaic yes). It's real hard to actually define sensitive data but the IP * in s
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by BJanecke 10y ago
Except the really good -> exceptional talent just ends up on staff at the operations incubator and the rest go to the world at large :'(
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by BJanecke 10y ago
Don't have hard numbers you say? https://www.backblaze.com/blog/hard-drive-reliability-stats-... [EDIT] Oops that's reliability, I can jump the gun sometimes, sorry.
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by BJanecke 10y ago
Right now that makes sense yes. What about 5 years from now when it doesn't? This way they get to start building a team and culture to support that kind of infrastructure and wean the baby teeth on nice soft furniture.
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by BJanecke 10y ago
So what about the data privacy in the USA, and patriot act and all that. Also think fin tech where geolocation means more things than just latency.
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by BJanecke 10y ago
https://www.amazon.com/Webcam-Cover-Laptops-Pad-Devices/dp/B... || https://www.amazon.com/Electrical-Tape/b?ie=UTF8&node=256161... || Work Ethic ;) (That was mean, but still worth sayin
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by BJanecke 10y ago
It comes with jsDom baked into it for browser behaviour. Using a full headless browser to test with is not ideal, however I trust that you have a good reason to want that. If that is a requirement for you, you can tie jest up to karma :),
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by BJanecke 10y ago
That's pretty darned rad! Kinda like wallabyjs, but not hitting me over the head with a license :P
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by BJanecke 10y ago
This might be a bit frivolous. But Jest has gotten a whole lot better over the last few months. It used to be slow, cryptic and dogmatic. Now it's fast, transparent and open to debate. Great job Jest team! I would qualify that but I
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by BJanecke 10y ago
For anyone wondering if this is real https://www.ftc.gov/system/files/documents/public_statements...
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by BJanecke 10y ago
I recently had to help someone out, and the randsomware was smart enough to be able to mess wit gDrive revisions :/
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by BJanecke 10y ago
Hiring someone purely on technical skill is myopic, I'm not going to blabber on about "Cultural Fit" but in small to medium teams hiring someone with vastly opposing viewpoints can be detrimental or it could be greatly benefi
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by BJanecke 10y ago
Why use dynamite when you can do the same thing with the developer tools fairly easily?
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by BJanecke 10y ago
This is awesome, and might actually finally replace GITX for me. Needs a CLI to open repos with. For now I'm using echo /Applications/Fork.app/Contents/MacOS/Fork > /usr/local/bin/fork &
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by BJanecke 10y ago
> " I've never had to look for a job... I just say yes when a good email comes in." This, is what gets me. It's stuff like this that makes me feel like the longer I stay in software the further detached from the gene
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by BJanecke 10y ago
I don't get how a city like Melbourne can score as highly as it does considering the state of LGBT laws in that country. Surely this has to be taken into consideration.
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by BJanecke 10y ago
Red Comet Labs | South Africa | Javascript Developer | REMOTE HOW WE WORK Project-based work for clients. The majority of our work involves working with clients to build excellent applications. Tools and technologies we use include: React.j
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by BJanecke 10y ago
These are hallmark signs of major depression; depression that is so intense, it impairs your basic function. Some other questions you might want to ask yourself are. * Am I getting too little/too much sleep. * Have I lost interest in t
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The Cost of Frameworks(agilitymatters.wordpress.com)
1 points by BJanecke 11y ago|0 comments
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Promises the Basics(benjanecke.com)
3 points by BJanecke 11y ago|0 comments
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by BJanecke 12y ago
If it bothers you that much you could just write a Chrome plugin/Greasemonkey script.
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by BJanecke 12y ago
SpoilerWarning does exactly that https://www.youtube.com/user/SpoilerWarningShow/playlists

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