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5y ago
A team always need to know what their goal is. For start-up, an engineering team might focus on product iteration/finding product-market fit. If you tell me scalability was your focus in a 3-man, 3-months old start-up, my response will
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Agreed those are arbitrary point. And so is every hiring process. Pick some attributes that helps you define good people, good business, good tech and that's it. At the end of the day, it is a subjective process. I bet whatever "o
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I am on the other side of the table too. I also design the interview process. The things I look in an interview - the ability to code with quality - the ability to learn and grow - track record to deliver business value In my experience, pe
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Thanks for the pointer. Will take some time to digest the content. Have you considered in making a library, so whoever wants a session replay can manually initiate a recording? So you don't have to maintain a browser fork. I am asking
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5y ago
Good technology alone isn't enough to lead to adoption. Tiddlywiki, imo, is the best personal blogging tools. It is a static site, it got an embedded editor, it got cool concepts realised like transclusion, among many others. Go ask ar
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It actually works on both mobile and desktop. Mind definitely blown
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5y ago
Much debate in the society stems from unfalsifiability
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I think the article is a convoluted way of saying "use your judgement". The cost of adopting certain design, per the article, is not a real number, it is an estimate. The probability of needing a feature, P2, per the article, is a
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5y ago
I faintly remember there was a project called slidify. https://github.com/ramnathv/slidify The last update was several years ago. Was it no longer maintained? How does it compared with MarkShow?
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5y ago
In my experience I would even say having a boolean field in your table is a bad idea, with rare exceptions. e.g. - You may want proper state transition rather than having 4 booleans each representing one state - You may want to normalize th
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Thank you for the reply. Ya I'm relating to performance. When setting goals to designers, I find it difficult to measure their performance. I am interested in measuring, for example, design consistency, iteration throughput, collaborat
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Asking from an engineer perspective, how do we define meaningful metrics for designers?
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Awesome project! Bookmarking for sure. Dumb question: after signing up, am I getting some access to a privately hosted repository(pypi.codestasis.com)? How is the mapping between personal/pro plans and features done? Are different plan
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6y ago
I think it is a bedrock in bridging gaming and real life. From now on you can visit virtual store in real-but-in-game location and do all the purchase without leaving the game. Imagine GTA, but everything you buy is real
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I first encounter this subject through Being Mortal https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/20696006-being-mortal It was the most important perspective I gained
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It wasn't apparent to me what "buying a standard" mean. I thought the OP owned the standard for a period of time as in domain name. Turns out the OP owns a printout of the standard
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Crisis of Faith (2008)
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Super A'Can – A Taiwan only game console
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'She and Irving C. Tang were the first two people to earn a doctorate in computer science in the United States.' Off topic: Was interested to learn more about Irving Tang after reading the article. Seems Irving Tang has very recen
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"offset" can be passed transparently to db to retrieve a range of records while "cursor" is customarily implemented in the API layer. I think that's what "opaque" meant in GP's context. A starting re
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For two - Coke changed from glass bottle to plastic bottle. Or they popularized plastic bottle to put in another way - They launched campaign to "recycle" bottles. So people focus less on consuming "less" bottles From Ci
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Just chill man. Read whatever the way interests you. You will enjoy the process, or even learn a thing or two as a bonus.
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While not javascript free, suggest one to look at https://tiddlywiki.com/ for what a single html file can achieve. A talk given by joe armstrong (author of erlang) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uv1UfLPK7_Q
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I think the app follows largely with the suggestion in "On Writing: A Memoir of the Craft". Using active voice instead of passive, avoid adverb, etc. Steve King writes good fiction IMO.
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I wonder if there are startup attempting to challenge the Mac dominance? Good trackpad, good battery, good screen, with (some) Linux supported out of the box,and no wonky configuration seems to be the problem to solve
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People would rather learn "no code" than to learn actual code. But guess what.."no code" IS code. It's turtle all the way down.
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> On March 11, 1994, the front page of the Times business section contained an article on the alliance among Apple, IBM, and Motorola, picturing Greg and me in my front yard with a view of the Santa Cruz Mountains. I wonder if that photo
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Software is both a standalone industry and a skillset embedded within all industry. It is like management. Yes there are professional managers, consulting companies and the like. But you can't have good management by hiring professiona
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Thanks for the pointer! Will check it out
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Sort of tangential. While there are lots of tools to convert code into diagram, I wonder if there are tools to convert diagram into code with defined rules. Am asking because there are lots of programming illiterate colleagues. By encoding
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