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by bastijn 10y ago
First, spend some time getting home. Sweet spot is 30 mins. Preferably biking through nature (looking) areas. Unfortunately for me it's an hour of driving but still, nothing else to do than listen some music and think. Usually first 15
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by bastijn 10y ago
There are also plenty of blog posts about people moving from c++ or java to hyped technologies. Or blog posts about people failing horribly with matured technologies. Today's hype seems to be complaining about other people's hyped
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by bastijn 10y ago
The only feeling that this post gave me is: "Get over it. If there was no HDD you would still be programming assembly." If you don't want to bet on new technologies than don't. No harm done. It is like the startup world,
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by bastijn 10y ago
Not with this hype for open office space you don't! ;)
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by bastijn 10y ago
Bold statement, here in EU that's not the case. As long as work experience is one of the first categories it's fine. They need to read that section anyway. Your latest job titles are listed there in plain sight. To be honest, ther
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by bastijn 10y ago
I know. But our stack is C#, Wcf, websockets with c++ where performance is required and some RestAPI/wpf/html5/typescript/javascript ui/clients. The stack is something grown the past 15 or so years (medical business
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by bastijn 10y ago
I define a special category of distributed system performance bugs. The fact that proper distributed tracing is not standard yet (especially outside of cloud environments) is a real pain here. The google white paper on Dapper [0] and all it
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by bastijn 10y ago
Xplorer2 (or another TC clone) allow me to filter my folders under a shortcut. I have a set of custom filters for my tasks that directly show the files I need. Combine it with the other nifty power user actions in those Explorer replacement
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by bastijn 10y ago
That's a different discussion and type of argument than the author of the reply means to introduce here. It is not a naming conflict because of another product that is too well known to use its name (for both legal and other reasons).
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by bastijn 10y ago
And shift+win+arrows to kick it over your multiple monitors. With those two features now in Windows (for a while) I could finally drop my autohotkey windowing script.
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They can for instance take over the session of your user and pretend to be them via an XSS vulnerability.
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by bastijn 10y ago
Becoming responsible for the technical lead of a number of teams. I was always strong in solving things whilst implementing. Doing and thinking interchangeably. Getting to the root or final design in an iterative fashion. However, that does
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by bastijn 10y ago
I just did a blind purchase. Partly because I hate osx finder that much, partly because I want to support people who ask the right price for their products, and partly because it was the right time;I like to get up early tomorrow and instal
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by bastijn 10y ago
I agree. I find https://visualgo.net/sorting to provide easier to understand animations. Also, the fruits are less understandable to me than simple numbers.
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by bastijn 10y ago
This made me think of an earlier study performed by PriceWaterhouseCoopers. Strategy&, a business unit within PriceWaterhouseCoopers, has been publishing an annual report of the top 1000 most innovative companies in the world for over 1
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by bastijn 10y ago
Since it is not on the front page and probably everybody wants to know. Here is what it claims to do. "PMD scans source code in Java and other languages and looks for potential problems like: - Possible bugs - empty try/catch&#x2F
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by bastijn 10y ago
I agree, hence the last line in my original reply. Web components are not yet ready for (most) production work. Too be honest I'm happy the only work I do in the Web area is an SDK. We chose to use vanilla javascript and typescript ove
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by bastijn 10y ago
a) is a bit of a weak argument as polyfills are a temporary solution until browser support is available everywhere. Also, Web components are (indirectly) part of the W3C spec so browser support will follow. B) OK. Though subjective. C) Acti
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by bastijn 10y ago
"In Svelte, an application is composed from one or more components. A component is a reusable self-contained block of code that encapsulates markup, styles and behaviours that belong together." So, the idea is to be kind of like W
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by bastijn 10y ago
You now have smashing [0]. "Smashing, the spiritual successor to Dashing, is a Sinatra based framework that lets you build excellent dashboards. It looks especially great on TVs." 0. https://github.com/Smashing&#x2
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Terminally ill boy raises 2.5M for others to reach his age(kominactie.3fm.nl)
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by bastijn 10y ago
in addition to all the great comments on how to start in this area I wanted to add that you shouldn't feel bad about yourself for being frustrated and overwhelmed. The frontend world is a mess at this point in time. There are many opti
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by bastijn 10y ago
Visual studio code is really worth giving a try these days. It ain't the full fledged thing but it is gaining features rapidly. The user base is great and extensions are exploding. It might actually become my standard editor on macs. D
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"Careful. Running scripts from unidentified sources can comprimise your device. Never copy and paste something directly from an untrusted source to an executable context. Never ever." That should do the job. More good reads on why
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I think it all starts with educating the careless. Remind them of the risks so in due time they learn to think before they act. Do you have a responsibility as the provider of the script? I do not know, as a true hero you could put a statem
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I wonder how many people carelessly run a script that downloads, builds, and executed something with root access. If that zip gets compromised (i.e. The source means harm) there is no end to the pain a careless user can endure. It is like b
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by bastijn 10y ago
These kind of comments is why I love this site. The guy was obviously 100% joking but the engineers in us are bound to reply nonetheless. It reminds me of a classic Dilbert. https://goo.gl/images/7DhC9f
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by bastijn 10y ago
I agree. Can't remember the source but the best advice I read once was actually to not have your hands on your keyboard when you first think about a problem. First action is sit and think about it. If that's in a park, on your bed
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by bastijn 10y ago
TL;DR - open offices might increase the frequency you bump into people and thus interaction, but that was never a real issue in the first place. - open offices are less productive as a whole due to the increased noise levels and the increa
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by bastijn 10y ago
I browsed the comments hoping there would be a better alternative in the comments. Could not have hoped to find a better article. Thank you, the first two chapters are a great read. Bookmarked for the weekend. On the date of publication and

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