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by ausjke 7y ago
biggest issue with agile is the intentional ignorance of document, so any newcomer had to spend countless time to just get up to speed
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by ausjke 7y ago
think about sprint as a 9-5 daily running event, rest at nights and weekends, that should be sustainable. what is not sustainable is keeping working day and night for long period of time I feel.
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by ausjke 7y ago
Been in agile team for about a year now, the only good thing I feel is the stand-up meetings, that reminds everyone to stay on track, and update the status each morning(also press you ahead, can not be too lazy due to this daily update thin
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by ausjke 7y ago
jquery is less verbose than native ES6+ js functions, I'm not a frontend developer myself, my understanding is react/vue/etc are for SPAs where you manage lots of states inside the browser locally instead of on the server sid
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by ausjke 7y ago
that will help 'made-in-usa', or at least, 'make in mexico' assuming they can get the drug-war-violence under control, which is unlikely considering the drug dealers have much better weapons than the government army nowa
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by ausjke 7y ago
that means aliexpress and those purchases from HongKong will get much more expensive I guess? good for US exports I hope, assuming we will start making things here again.
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Django 3.0 Alpha1(docs.djangoproject.com)
4 points by ausjke 7y ago|0 comments
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by ausjke 7y ago
x=1; id(x); x+=1; id(x); # different id, means x points to new location x=[1,2],id(x), x+=[3], id(x) ; # same id, means x stay at the original location there should be a blog page to list those surprises for beginners :)
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by ausjke 7y ago
not the case for me, my background is in EE and cpu architecture, and I know hardware better than software actually...
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by ausjke 7y ago
x=x.append(1) and guess what, now x is "None", yes it makes perfect sense for those who coded python for a while, but it's a disaster for newcomers. too many similar demos by the way I actually like python and use it often, j
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by ausjke 7y ago
I tried to learn those languages, my IQ level can handle java/golang/python/c just fine, but c++ and rust is beyond my comfort zone for sure, for c++, getting familiar with it is OK, but getting good at it is hard, really har
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No New New: Raw Pointers Removed from C++(modernescpp.com)
1 points by ausjke 7y ago|1 comments
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by ausjke 7y ago
what's the user case for this and how does this complements iptables? why do I need this? BPF is very interesting, I remember one thing is that it's of very small size and has no loops, but I don't understand its use case for
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by ausjke 7y ago
or you can run termux on android with a bluetooth portable keyboard https://termux.com/
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by ausjke 7y ago
wan't Samsung providing a GPL-version of exFAT for Linux already? what's the difference assuming this news means we will have a native exFAT driver in kernel "soon". Is exFAT only good for file storage considering it has
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Firejail – easy sandbox for any program on Linux(firejail.wordpress.com)
3 points by ausjke 7y ago|0 comments
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by ausjke 7y ago
wow this little CLI made my day! just installed it and used sample.conf and it already looks great, will customize it later but this will be used often by me, as I live and breath with CLI daily
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Supply chain attacks against open source is getting worse(arstechnica.com)
2 points by ausjke 7y ago|0 comments
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by ausjke 7y ago
singlefileZ on chrome is good too
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by ausjke 7y ago
https://doc.qt.io/qt-5/topics-web-content.html why not directly use Qt5 and its js/css functionalities, is this basically wrapping Qt5 c++ API via nodejs N-API so we can develop in typescript instead of c++? I wi
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by ausjke 7y ago
that makes sense, plus the brainwash on a daily basis also helped
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Why the US has lost to Russia in these top coding trials for almost a decade(zdnet.com)
2 points by ausjke 7y ago|1 comments
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Android Studio 3.5 Released(android-developers.googleblog.com)
2 points by ausjke 7y ago|0 comments
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by ausjke 7y ago
might be too little too late. I used to be powerpc developer myself, now nearly all the communities, the ecosystem, the core developers are gone, it's beyond repair, sigh.
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by ausjke 7y ago
many sites are blocked too, but the government agents can access them freely all the time, ironic
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by ausjke 7y ago
i grew up in a village, bicycle is the only transportation tool, all kids can play free outdoors, the only danger is deep water, once a while one or two kids got drown somewhere in summer. other than that, it's worry-free for parents,
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by ausjke 7y ago
can you provide source for the percentages? thanks. CA is leading the path towards socialism, i'm surprised it's lagging behind to take care of the homeless there, which should be a core action item for that ideology. Maybe they&#
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by ausjke 7y ago
by doing that too much you drag down a city to rat's hole, more homeless coming, working people move out, economy slows down, less money left to help those in need, similar to what socialism does: great on paper, horrible in practice.
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by ausjke 7y ago
i tried meditating myself but ended up with taking a short nap, 15-20 minutes that is, no need to go to bed though, but seems nap-taking recovers the most energy for me for the rest of the day.
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by ausjke 7y ago
not really into rust(yet), just wondering why each cargo install takes forever(it rebuilds everything related from source?). By all means I feel rust still compile too slowly, if it has faster build time I might spend some time playing with

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