Jenk

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by Jenk 6y ago
A market platform I recently worked on allowed users (free sign up) to create multiple wishlists and then send those wishlists to arbitrary email addresses. The user could set a custom title, limited to 100 characters or so. We soon discove
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by Jenk 6y ago
This just made me snort, I think it's comic genius.
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by Jenk 6y ago
It doesn't, it is his attitude when people ask about it that makes him an ass.
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by Jenk 6y ago
Kitty has a better feature set imo, too, but is a shame the author is such an ass about Windows that he refuses to even contemplate support for it.
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by Jenk 13y ago
Be careful on what you wish for. "The strongest argument against democracy is a five minute conversation with the average voter." Winston Churchill.
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by Jenk 14y ago
It would be useful if the site made it obvious which language this is for. For anyone else wondering, it's (apparently) Java.
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by Jenk 14y ago
http://i.imgur.com/XcqHLyE.png Was about to post the same complaint :)
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by Jenk 14y ago
I strongly disagree. DRY does KISS. Much easier to maintain one instance of a function/method/block of code than multiple copy/pastes. If something requires different behaviour to what is in that extracted piece of code, then it shouldn't b
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by Jenk 14y ago
The list as a whole covers KISS. Every (including those not on the list) programming principle is aimed at the end goal of keeping things simple to prevent maintenance headache.
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by Jenk 14y ago
I had read the article in it's entirety before posting that comment, thank you very much.
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by Jenk 14y ago
Poor wording on my part, but that's definitely not what I was shooting for at all. Degrees are still degrees - I'm not trying to take away from that at all, but as the successive sentence to the one you have quoted says - all I mean is nobo
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by Jenk 14y ago
This article really reads as "Hey guys, we can finally jump down Samsung's throat for something, who's with me?"
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by Jenk 14y ago
UK person here. We've had this problem for a decade or so. It started in the 90s with companies wanting graduates for roles that really doesn't require a higher education and if you didn't have a degree, your CV/Resume was promptly filed in
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by Jenk 14y ago
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