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3 Books Developers Should Read When They Graduate(medium.com)
1 points by arthurjj 12y ago|0 comments
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by arthurjj 12y ago
I enjoyed the article but that is a good, if unintentional, criticism of the article.
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by arthurjj 12y ago
Exactly, writing down the steps should be the first step in automating a process. The order I do the steps are: 1. Write down the directions to do the task 2. Have someone else follow your directions. Any time you need to interrupt them bec
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Features you shouldn't build(medium.com)
2 points by arthurjj 12y ago|0 comments
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by arthurjj 12y ago
An issue I have with TDD is that the time spent supporting it is often better spent on thinking about the design
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Job Scheduling for Web Apps(engineering.zocdoc.com)
1 points by arthurjj 13y ago|0 comments
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by arthurjj 13y ago
If I remember correctly this was a few months before the election and since Intrade would hold the money in escrow the amount you would make off of interest was fairly close to the arbitrage opportunity
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by arthurjj 13y ago
New York NY, ZocDoc ------------ Do you want to transform healthcare from the ground up? Then you should come work at ZocDoc. We're hiring in all our departments but for devs you should know We score an 11 on the Joel test We're
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by arthurjj 13y ago
The problem with teaching it in college is that most students haven't been exposed to a project that requires engineering or even patterns to solve so they have trouble seeing the value or even engaging with the material That being sai
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by arthurjj 13y ago
"The more I "level up" in development, the more I'm convinced there is not enough attention paid to how to really advance through those levels." This for me is the major takeaway from the article. Trying to learn ma
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by arthurjj 13y ago
My issue is that if you're going to play devil's advocate then you should come up with stronger arguments than "it doesn't mean anything". If there are legitimate questions about the program that isn't one of t
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by arthurjj 13y ago
As bad as the spread sheets can get it's helpful to have the business side make them. Even if you do have to implement a 'real' solution at least you now have a prototype to go off of
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by arthurjj 13y ago
This feels like a hack or Domain Specific Language on top of email. It's interesting to think what the RFC for email would have been if how Enterprise uses actually uses it was baked in from the start