andreimackenzie

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   by andreimackenzie 8y ago

   It can help to establish rules such as "new DB migrations must always be compatible with old code" aka "migrations first". This gets everyone into the mindset that a db+code change must be carefully staged in a way that
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   by andreimackenzie 9y ago

   I don't think this is the norm. My experience is at least as anecdotal, but most of my friends in tech seem to work pretty hard.
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   by andreimackenzie 9y ago

   No dress code is now a perk? Yikes.
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   by andreimackenzie 9y ago

   The CEO may blame a lone underling, and congress may blame a lone CEO, but congress shares in the overall blame. Regulation and stiffer penalties are needed to balance incentives so that corporations are motivated to invest in security. As
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   by andreimackenzie 9y ago

   Completely agree. One of git's strengths is the flexibility to support many development styles and workflows. It's possible for each developer to follow their own style locally, but still have a consistent team style once commits