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by Veuxdo 5y ago
It sounds like the coworkers don't care about this project, though: > You've mentioned it multiple times in different venues with very little uptake from the rest of the team. It's pretty clear they are more concerned wit
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by Veuxdo 5y ago
On the other hand, if nobody wants, is asking about, or cares about Important Thing You Want To Do, that's a sign you probably shouldn't do it.
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by Veuxdo 5y ago
Stripe pretty much is that. There's only so much abstraction you can do on payment processing.
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It's time to drop drag-and-drop architecture diagramming tools(blog.ilograph.com)
3 points by Veuxdo 5y ago|0 comments
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by Veuxdo 5y ago
Maybe? Dividing up the work is the other, traditional, way to work at scale. It hasn't been shown that pair programming is more effective.
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by Veuxdo 5y ago
Do engineers pair CAD on e.g. bridges? Does anyone know?
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by Veuxdo 5y ago
What's weird and unique about work that one person can do better than two? Novel writing is complex, chess is complex, art is complex. Individuals do these things all the time.
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by Veuxdo 5y ago
I think the difference is that the other activities you mentioned were execution/performance, while software development is a combination of engineering and creativity.
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by Veuxdo 5y ago
> Two programmers working on the same project at the same time is already slower than one programmer working twice as long because these two have to communicate. And during pair programming, the communication is sped up. That's assu
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by Veuxdo 5y ago
Do other professionals do pair _______? Pair writing? Pair hairdressing? Like standups and pointing, it feels like a patronizing exercise we only force on devs.
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by Veuxdo 5y ago
This isn't unique to mobile, on desktop news site articles probably use only 10% of the screen. It's kind of a shame that news delivery has come to this but the internet was never destined to make everything better.
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by Veuxdo 5y ago
For larger, multiperspective visualizations with zoom, Ilograph may be what you are looking for: https://www.ilograph.com/
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by Veuxdo 5y ago
Can we stop with the "in 2022" headlines?
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by Veuxdo 5y ago
Sometimes you have to dive into a problem, experiment, try things out. There is such a thing as premature collaboration. If you want to be truly great at something, you need to practice it consistently by yourself.
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by Veuxdo 5y ago
Looks like their pricing is here: https://nwoods.com/sales/index.html
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Why do we create system architecture diagrams anyway?(blog.ilograph.com)
3 points by Veuxdo 5y ago|0 comments
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by Veuxdo 5y ago
So what's Wayland? I can't be the only one who is frustrated when they click on a HN link hoping to learn more about something, and instead I'm presented with a list of folders and files.
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by Veuxdo 5y ago
It's worth it to all the Legend of Heros games that are visible on the app store, certainly. For everyone else who doesn't get visibility, it means nothing.
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by Veuxdo 5y ago
Perfect. Put that in your title. Or at least in the first sentence of your description. Not paragraph 2.
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by Veuxdo 5y ago
Rule one is don't waste people's time. Waiting until the second paragraph to get to the point violates that rule. And that's assuming your reader knows what boost or std are.
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by Veuxdo 5y ago
Is ML still a popular subject in CS? I remember about 4 years ago going to a recruiting event at a major engineering school and seemingly every student was specializing in ML.
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by Veuxdo 5y ago
It's really comes down to wether you think exceptions are an everyday thing not. I like going by the dictionary definition of the word "exception" which states that they are not. Out of curiosity, in what languages are error
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by Veuxdo 5y ago
Why not return an error in the case of an anticipated failure? You don't have to use exceptions for that.
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by Veuxdo 5y ago
If it doesn't work that often, then it isn't an expectation. That's just how it works.
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by Veuxdo 5y ago
Exceptions should not be normal by definition.
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by Veuxdo 5y ago
Seems orthogonal. You can have subscription-based desktop/self-hosted, and one-time-payment hosted software.
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by Veuxdo 5y ago
No, you haven't...
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by Veuxdo 5y ago
I mean, it's good, but it's a drag-and-drop diagramming app. Great for simple, ad-hoc diagrams, but not great for big/long-term projects.
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by Veuxdo 5y ago
"Casual" whiteboard-style diagrams are of course fine in many (really most) situations. My intent was not to look down on them or anything. This is an appeal to think about what going beyond "casual" diagrams and towards
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Beyond Whiteboarding: Creating Expert System Architecture Diagrams(blog.ilograph.com)
63 points by Veuxdo 5y ago|19 comments

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