DaveSchmindel

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by DaveSchmindel 5y ago
Uh oh. Putting off their original plans to shift to EV production, increasing their contract & temp worker pool only to then lay them off in certain "down" quarters to maintain their "no layoff" of FTEs policy, and n
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by DaveSchmindel 5y ago
Ah, so that's what a "Human" looks like.
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by DaveSchmindel 5y ago
Disclaimer: I really appreciate the mission statement here. As someone who suspects they are impacted by some sort of undiagnosed ADD/ADHD, it's really great to know I'm not alone in these thoughts and that there are people t
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by DaveSchmindel 5y ago
> ...industry-leading... This self-proclaimed adjective was thrown in the mix five separate times within this note in an effort to explain how great the work that FB delivers is (and likely, to imply that the negativity applied to FB in
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by DaveSchmindel 5y ago
Ah! But crontab.guru is such a beautiful UI/UX! I'd argue it offers the user everything it needs to perform what it needs to perform. I will painfully admit I hassle with going from PT/PDT --> UTC more than I should, but a
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by DaveSchmindel 5y ago
(1) I'm a bit frustrated, as a true Apple "bitch", at the irony here. As a loyal consumer, I am (likely) never going to be privileged enough to know exactly which part of Apple's budget allowed for this implementation to
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by DaveSchmindel 5y ago
I came here to provide similar, if not this exact feedback. I hadn't heard of the author before today and I only made it to the second labelled section of the essay before thinking, "Wow this reeks of arrogance and lack of self-aw
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by DaveSchmindel 6y ago
Or if you don't know what it entails, RE: space complexity issues within your runtime.
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by DaveSchmindel 6y ago
Repo setup: 10/10 Docs: 10/10 Description of Functionality: 0/10
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by DaveSchmindel 7y ago
To those who have invested time in making a "task breakdown table": Have the benefits of contextualizing your short-term goals outweighed the cost in time it takes to make the table for small tasks?
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by DaveSchmindel 7y ago
This entire endeavor smells like an exercise of reaping good design. When I received the first iteration, I was excited only from the moment of unboxing to the moment of my first call. I truly enjoy the sentiment and message behind this pro
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by DaveSchmindel 7y ago
Regardless of this opinion on the author's understanding, don't you agree it's a little shifty that Apple is the only entity that can obtain the user's location after providing a user experience that gives the user the i
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by DaveSchmindel 7y ago
I think this particular point is what the article wishes to drive home. It seems awfully convenient that Apple is the only entity that can still obtain the user's location after giving them a user experience that makes it seem they hav
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by DaveSchmindel 7y ago
Absolutely important to bring up. I don't care how creative you allow your developers to be while they leverage Ruby/Python/etc.; At the end of the day, they're accessing data from a DB and serving it to a client...
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by DaveSchmindel 7y ago
In my opinion, this is the reason Java still _mostly_ remains the enterprise choice; When things are mostly boilerplate under the hood and following a small set of patterns and principles, it's really easy to onboard/ditch enginee
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by DaveSchmindel 8y ago
I can imagine Apple has quite a few linguists on its payroll; They are still beating the words “beautiful” and “best” to death in their keynotes. It’s tough to not be excited about new features that are debuted upon each release, but it’s a
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by DaveSchmindel 9y ago
I too was wondering why this particular extension made it to the front page...
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by DaveSchmindel 10y ago
In other news, smoking is bad for your lungs!
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by DaveSchmindel 10y ago
So long to listening to Spotify ad-free at work...