FLGMwt

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by FLGMwt 9y ago
ultimately concluded that it was better to adopt the de facto standard Thank you for that : )
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by FLGMwt 9y ago
Hah, they made sure there was just enough styling left for you to notice.
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by FLGMwt 9y ago
Yeah, and there's certainly style tools in place at some level (formatting, implicit types, etc). But I don't know if I agree that there should be global language rules about what defines sematic style across an org with 20+ relat
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by FLGMwt 9y ago
Having just moved to my first Scala team, I would really really not like this to be in the language. Given 5 ways to do something, a large organization is going do something all 5 ways. Scala is a fun language, but consistency is not one
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Perspectives on Scaling Engineering in a Startup(engineering.rallyhealth.com)
3 points by FLGMwt 9y ago|0 comments
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by FLGMwt 9y ago
Oh man, totally missed that part. For some reason I thought it was preferable to keep original title. /concede
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by FLGMwt 9y ago
Appreciate the sentiment but there are literally 35 things to avoid listed and the submission is the same name as the article title.
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by FLGMwt 9y ago
Had a chance to do the kitchen table at the Aviary. Pretty unforgettable experience despite how much booze they give you. I'm definitely more interesting in this cookbook knowing it was self-published.
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by FLGMwt 9y ago
Was concerned that this was Amazon injecting ads into every skill or interaction. This is actually just a new ad sdk for skill developers. So this is only for third party skill devs who want to monetize their own skills.
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by FLGMwt 9y ago
Interesting to see this as Oculus is dumping their content generators (defunding Oculus Story Studio)
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by FLGMwt 9y ago
Infrastructure projects can be a lot more expensive than even non monetized software projects.
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by FLGMwt 9y ago
Any echo owners feel like they would get additional value out of this? 90% of my interaction with my standard echo has been "what's the weather". Even when I want visual controls for music, I'd rather pull out my phone t
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by FLGMwt 9y ago
GitHub: I'm coming from bitbucket where the PRs are... sane. I want a single view with the diff and online comments that nest , which allow for traversable conversations. The new GH review process is logically impenetrable. Bitbucket
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by FLGMwt 9y ago
Is this the rewrite of the diffing engine that we've known about for a good while?
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by FLGMwt 9y ago
My least favorite thing is the always-in-attendance Master Bikeshedder. "So at my organization... {2 minutes of uncomfortable and unnecessary context}... would this solution work for us?" after presenter mentions some syntax offh
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by FLGMwt 10y ago
Whoops. We just decided to try out AES for a new project we're in the early stages of spinning up. I'd be curious to hear any more details about the two options should you have the time to spare. We use Terraform to provision our
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by FLGMwt 10y ago
It is interesting to see the numbers increase also because of the growing definition of "adulthood".
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by FLGMwt 10y ago
Billing in the US is insane. I know we're pretty adjusted to not knowing how much going to the doctor is going to take out of our wallet, but that's ridiculous considering how important to us that is just about everywhere else (e-
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Udacity spins out its self-driving car business as Voyage(techcrunch.com)
82 points by FLGMwt 10y ago|45 comments
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by FLGMwt 10y ago
I love seeing detailed rundowns like this. Props to the team to have the forethought to track all of this information during the investigation or having the historical maturity to create a retrospective. More of these, everyone!
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by FLGMwt 10y ago
I was a terrible student in K-12 and then I college before I dropped out. Starting probably in middle school, I didn't do homework at home. I would do it in a panic the class before. Then in high school, I'd barely do it at all. I
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by FLGMwt 10y ago
If the dropout rate is 87% with 100,000 enrollees, but if a university is 90% with 5,000 enrollees, the Open University still wins. And then you take into account the number of people who enroll for OU who enrolled because of the lower ba
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by FLGMwt 10y ago
The studio's newest game, Abzu, is on PC as well and is gorgeous.
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by FLGMwt 10y ago
Maybe degrees became less relevant (and even less feasible) for the burgeoning engineering practices. That is, assuming you buy into software as an engineering practice.
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by FLGMwt 10y ago
More often, I see wellness programs that offer yearly FSA credit in the hundreds range for filling out a health survey and then potentially additional credit for using the program. The psychology is better there for the base premium (bonuse
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by FLGMwt 10y ago
I work on a benefits enrollment app (think TurboTax for your Open Enrollment). Most of our value proposition is providing an e-commerce style compare option for different plans. Pair that with our upfront survey and recommendation and the 4
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by FLGMwt 10y ago
I just got back from Udacity's student conference. They showed a video of the Udacity self-driving car performing at Level 2 autonomy running code from Udacity students which I thought was very cool. They do have an in house engineer
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by FLGMwt 10y ago
Can we edit the title to include the colon, addressing Uber?
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by FLGMwt 10y ago
I'm curious, what language did HR use? I'm surprised by that response to what seems legitimate expression of frustration, but not aghast. In all likelihood, it was someone on your team who was discomforted by the chat and mentione
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by FLGMwt 10y ago
Not to mention the engineers available to SV companies after a mass exodus.

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