TeeMassive

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   by TeeMassive 6y ago

   I get it that you don't get outside of big cities often nor did you ever drive in snow. Laughs in Canadian.
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   by TeeMassive 6y ago

   I hope those alternatives had less neo-nazi stuff :(
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   by TeeMassive 6y ago

   Examples?
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   by TeeMassive 6y ago

   > Mobile page weight increased by 337% between 2013 and 2020. This is primarily driven by an increase in images and JavaScript code. Not surprising. Most webpages are over-engineered blogs. If you're not organizing data other than t
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   by TeeMassive 6y ago

   I'm going to be the devil's advocate here. Why should I have to cope with you absences while there is no downside for you but many for the rest of us? Ask for less hours, flexible schedule or delegate your responsibilities to some
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   by TeeMassive 6y ago

   Yeah. Agile can be summed up by making little releases which you show to the client and so the developers can make decisions on what to develop next quickly. Everything else naturally derive from this. All the other stuff are just ways,
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   by TeeMassive 6y ago

   > The tests passed. When I emergency patched the issue and deployed it to production, the contract firm got mad at me for breaking their tests...to fix a production emergency. I get the point, but it depends on which tests failed. Tests
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   by TeeMassive 6y ago

   Yes this is the best talk so far. Right now I am in a company that has strict class-method testing strategy. This makes refactoring a pain in the A and decreases the programmer time / quality insured by the test ratio. In "unit te
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   by TeeMassive 6y ago

   I love this. Not only does it look cool, it is actually good UX. I hope more apps would make more use of sounds to give more detailed notifications.
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    by TeeMassive 6y ago

    I'm glad that I am not alone. I've done mostly non-UI C++/C#/Java/Python stuff, mostly business level rules and devops and evangelizing good practices such as CI and clean code and git (you would be surprised how ma
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    by TeeMassive 6y ago

    For plumbing stuff together it's probably great. Anything lower level that requires performance or real time constraints will probably not do.
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    by TeeMassive 6y ago

    I worked for a company that made servers. In the on board management system's source code I remember seeing "base64 encryption". I think they removed it by the time I left, but still.
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    by TeeMassive 6y ago

    And enriching the private prisons owners, who then lobby both parties for harsher sentences and this is why the US, a free democracy, has the highest incarceration rate in the World.
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    by TeeMassive 6y ago

    I'm 30 and I can't believe I didn't do this pilgrimage yet. When will this be ready?
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    by TeeMassive 6y ago

    Parler is becoming more popular, but it's mostly only conservative stuff and frankly their UI is non-intuitive.
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    by TeeMassive 6y ago

    Now that most courses can be taught online I've always wondered why not more companies would offer certified examination. I mean, you follow a course, you get graded in a certified grading facility; what else remains to justify those a
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    by TeeMassive 6y ago

    The government can block payments and government employees can be blocked from installing it on their phone.
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    by TeeMassive 6y ago

    > As someone who worked in defense consulting/IT contracting many moons ago, let me clue you in on a simple fact: there is an INSANE amount of money wasted on these contracts. I've always wondered, considering massive amount of