FowlSoft2013

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by FowlSoft2013 3y ago
My view is that nihilistic tendencies create the feeling of pointlessness in occupation. A job is a means to an end. These discussions regarding which jobs are pointless vs meaningful don't do anything to address that people lacking pu
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by FowlSoft2013 3y ago
There is an overwhelming level of nihilism in society. It's even more apparent since most have decided to use their occupation to define their purpose in life. I don't see how we can continue down this path and see positive resul
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by FowlSoft2013 4y ago
Speech is free. Reach isn't.
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by FowlSoft2013 5y ago
The problem from my point of view is conflating ongoing healthcare with catastrophic coverage. Outpatient care should absolutely be a free market (prescriptions, lab tests, specialist visits etc.). Catastrophic incidents/diagnoses sh
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by FowlSoft2013 6y ago
I agree, I picked up Scala a bit over a year ago and have loved it. I believe there is a happy medium between the functional and OO aspects. Finding this sweet spot is where the language outshines others. Using classes as decomposition c
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by FowlSoft2013 6y ago
I think software architecture is the wrong word for this. It’s module structure, architecture to me includes all the surrounding bits concerning the “ilities”. (Availability, Interoperability, Modifiability, Usability, Testability, Secu
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by FowlSoft2013 6y ago
Agreed, I joined a consulting company earlier in the year for this exact purpose. I believe technologist have to be more willing to get out of their comfort zone in order to apply their skills to underserved industries. It's a risk a
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by FowlSoft2013 7y ago
I had an epiphany the other day. These books offer expansive references to where the author found or sourced their material. Looking through there is a great place to start once the standard books have been completed.