DogLover_

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by DogLover_ 5y ago
Github-actions is not created to encourage that though. It uses syntax that only works on Github. Look at their workflow-examples and you will see.
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by DogLover_ 5y ago
Lucky you. I hate the blurriness and to me this sounds like a "coping mechanism"
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by DogLover_ 5y ago
I was not precise when I said notifications. I already set it to "only mentions". My problem was that each channel will "light-up" when anyone is commenting in them. I have to mute each channel or mark all as read for th
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by DogLover_ 5y ago
I used IRC for gaming around 2004 - fond memories! I recently tried Discord to find programming communities but I just don't get it. When you join a server you are automatically subscribed to all the channels. And apparently you can&#x
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by DogLover_ 5y ago
I am not the right person to ask. I assume it is easier getting into EU but I can't say for sure
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by DogLover_ 5y ago
How?
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by DogLover_ 5y ago
You can't "just move". It is quite difficult to get into the US
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by DogLover_ 5y ago
I agree with this. However, I see it as inevitable. Big companies want to protect their their IP/source-code.
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by DogLover_ 5y ago
I find the "reverse" naming so confusing. To me it makes it sound like the http request goes backwards or something like that which makes no sense. What you suggest should be the way to word it.
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by DogLover_ 7y ago
Deprecated `exec` command is hell to use Curious what makes it hell to use? Unfortunatelly there is still no way to run CI file locally which is major turn down I don't think thats correct. As you mention there is `exec`
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by DogLover_ 7y ago
This argument as THE SOLUTION really needs to stop. As an example I mapped caps to ctrl a long time ago so this won't work without compromises.
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by DogLover_ 7y ago
Thanks, did not think about that!
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by DogLover_ 7y ago
Have to really disagree with the "comp" function example. No need to have "else" statements. The one with early returns and only "ifs" is succinct and good. Also what is up with comparator function being used t
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by DogLover_ 7y ago
If you don't use early returns don't you end up with functions doing lots of state/variable mutation (within the function)? Thats what I consider the problem with big function and/or not using early returns. You then nee
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by DogLover_ 7y ago
Early returns is the best pattern I ever adapted. Because of it I rarely if ever use 'else' expressions anymore which leads to less convoluted code. It seems we have different experiences because where I see early returns used is
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by DogLover_ 7y ago
I have the same experience as you but when I talk to peers I went to highschool with and say the same thing they seem to not have the same experience. I am not quite sure why that is. Might have something to do with how you treat highschool
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by DogLover_ 7y ago
True, but it is no different for boys these days. Not wanted by teachers and they see that girls just get better grades leaving many uninspired to pursuit greater.
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by DogLover_ 7y ago
If you bought an apartment in Denmark a few years ago you got quite a lot of money just because of the appreciation. To be able to even get an apartment you have to have money in the first place otherwise you won't get a loan. So OP is
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by DogLover_ 8y ago
I would question if that approach is appropriate. It will lead to less releases with bugs but will also lead to lower velocity. Lower velocity can have the effect that in the long term the system is in a worse place than if it had more iter
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by DogLover_ 8y ago
Thats a fair point, but I did not say that there should be no communication about the work you do. We all work differently and I think it is sensible to let each employee have some form of independence of how they want to structure their ow
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by DogLover_ 8y ago
Interesting! Too young to have experienced waterfall model in a workplace. Are you saying it did not exists. If so what was the agile manifest a response to?
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by DogLover_ 8y ago
Have to disagree. Many places try to optimize for enjoyment so they can keep their employees. There is a time and place for everything. If you a working on a project that takes months it should be planned ahead but if it only takes a few da
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by DogLover_ 8y ago
Agree, it depends on company and team :)
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by DogLover_ 8y ago
Documenting/communicating what you do is important but when it becomes a process it can really be detrimental. Every new feature won’t take the same amount of time and having to spent time writing down my approach for a task that will
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by DogLover_ 8y ago
If you are happy with your workflow you can continue as usual. In other work-cultures people might not like your approach which is why a draft PR can be helpful. Basically what this feature does is that it avoids having to point to a branch
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by DogLover_ 8y ago
One of the benefits of mono-repos
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by DogLover_ 8y ago
In a draft PR you can add a description and annotate lines of code with comments - making it easier for your peers. A branch can be harder to find and in your case you had to manually notify that you wanted them to have look at your code, w
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by DogLover_ 8y ago
Someone suggested this on my team. I personally don’t like the idea because these policies often times lead to bureaucracy and then nothing getting released. It is not that I am against thinking ahead but if i have to in details explain eve
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by DogLover_ 8y ago
I guess its subjective/individual what is considered fast-paced. I would consider it normal web-development in agile environment. There is time for design and planning but you also have to be practical and get work done. Good design is
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by DogLover_ 8y ago
Yes, ideally. Usually though you have to make changes because something is not working as it should or you found a better way. If you never change the interface the code often times rots. Most of the time we don’t make the correct design de

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