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bastijn
11y ago
"YAGNI stands for “You ain’t gonna need it” and tells developers to keep things simple and only design and implement the things that you know you are really going to need. It can be tempting to think that in the future you might need f
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bastijn
11y ago
On the banking thing. In NL we have Bunq which is a virtual bank with banking license. It combines social with banking. The idea is nice but I'm not sure if the world is ready yet. https://www.bunq.com/en/
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11y ago
I don't know what the author of the article is reading, but the information I read says to use REST for your sync communication which require realtime feedback and are blocking anyway (like authentication). Then use message queue mecha
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bastijn
11y ago
Usually it is because of stock and stakeholders that a company splits, not because a CEO likes to split his or her company. Stakeholders might demand a split so problems with one company might not influence stock price of the second.
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bastijn
11y ago
And here I am. At the end of a comment feed with many opinions about a poem everybody knows. Wondering if I should have known this poem before I read it today for the first time. Or if I could wave it away as just a USA thing. Written by US
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11y ago
Exactly my thought when reading the article. They even state that it can't go past it "by definition". Well, apparently it did. I can only imagine marketing and sales departments being involved as I cannot imagine a person wh
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bastijn
11y ago
My bad, found it. Swipe left on a comment to reply. Nice.
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bastijn
11y ago
Thanks for the boreal reference. Finally an app that can actually login an post comments. Beautiful app so far. Though I can't find the reply to comment option.
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bastijn
11y ago
As with most things in life things are not that black and white. You are referring to the BFED extremists whilst the article is maybe referring too much to the cool frontend extremist. I work for a large medical company in its platform depa
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11y ago
Interesting, philips (nl) launched the exact same somewhere last week. http://www.lighting.philips.nl/application_areas/horticultur... sorry for the Dutch link, you can switch at the top to English.
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11y ago
I think there has been a misunderstanding. I never meant to say there is no place for the work of the author. I merely wanted to say that saying academic work produces nothing, as the reaction I replied to stated, is shortsighted. I complet
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11y ago
I mean the author no harm, nor want to talk bad about his work. His work is very cool and I like the amount of information that he gives. Yet, this is far from comparable to academic work. I am inclined to say that you mixed up the sides in
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11y ago
In my opinion you could have chosen a far better moment to launch, and a far better launch than the current. Don't expect your potential users to start digging for info for themselves (launch content) on a product they don't know
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11y ago
Somebody had to do this. Sorry in advance. Sounds better than the original though. http://typedrummer.com/rik4mt
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bastijn
12y ago
This is actually similar to the work of a company here in the Netherlands, Eindhoven ( http://www.synerscope.com ). Infovis on big data. From what I know is that they spent a lot of time on performance in the financial scenarios.
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bastijn
12y ago
Well, first to take the stackexchange and form BugOverflow wins :).
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bastijn
12y ago
Is this a serious question? Start driving on the right (pun intended) side of the road first! For the cookie: the reason is that the hand signals used to indicate braking generally involve using your 'road side' hand. In countries
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bastijn
12y ago
"We of docker, advise docker. " Despite their arguments being valid or not, I cannot help but hearing this message over and over in my head.
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bastijn
12y ago
Aah, crossings of numbered streets. You must be living in the US? Numbered streets are relatively rare in the world. I invite you to Google the street names in Amsterdam, capital of the Netherlands. That logic won't work there. However
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bastijn
12y ago
Not if you hit their export button. It creates a PDF with proper setup. In fact, they did research on default order of information as most commonly requested by recruiters / Hr. I would go as far that for a lot of jobs people hiring wo
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12y ago
That depends on the definition of value. If that definition is did you have any event in the past where you came out better because of your LinkedIn; I am inclined to say no, or maybe the classic answer I got a job and they probably checked
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12y ago
I'm afraid that you should have waited a phase or two before posting this on HN. I wonder if users will ever see your next phase. A tip for the future would be to better consider your moment of first introduction. All of the comments i
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12y ago
You're website is not user friendly and I cannot try a way to actually test this on my number one object of task management: my phone. The movie isn't playing either so I'm asking my questions here in hope someone can share s
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12y ago
Well, you can run that argument for a lot of things. Sometimes it is more important to protect the system which will bring good in the future. Costs go before the earnings (no pain, no gain). If you let these things go off, next thing you k
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bastijn
13y ago
I'm even more interested in the conversion rate for the front page HN generated visitor boom, and actual long term gain. But that might be too hard to measure. I myself always visit the sites but I cannot remember I have been using one
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13y ago
I kind of have the same. You ask for help but from experience I can tell that most tips you have to do yourself wont break the habit. For me, there is/was just one solution. Ina one-on-one I told my boss (who was already very happy wit
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13y ago
Without rooting for one or the other. Bigger is not a measurement. Bigger is relative to the method of measurement/definition, and its comparison with a second one. If screen size is measured/defined by its diagonal, than the screen is bigg
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13y ago
Can anyone find the 27 actions? I find only one, add a school. the rest is just normal interwebs stuff. if you feel that every link is a must-click, even button a must-do, and every post a must-read (all contents), you have to rethink your
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13y ago
That sounds like a lot of fun to try. Shame it is just an OSX App.
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13y ago
true, the interview part was for large discussion above. The general concept of my reply applies to your comment though. I think your statement is a bit harsh. Or im misinterpretting what you are trying to say. Saying cheatsheets are useles
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