bastijn

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by bastijn 13y ago
What if you do not use this for an interview, butalready have a job that doesnt require you to apply this every day? I know a lot of these algorithms, but not all. I hardly ever need them, but when I do this might be a good starter to brows
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by bastijn 13y ago
2 and the "no need for base in big-O" makes 2 :).
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by bastijn 14y ago
All phpers are now offended? haha, must be true than!
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by bastijn 14y ago
Nice idea, points given for trying. the first thing that bugged me was the lack of overview. I actually like a 5x10 raster (or smth similar). Second, the buttons werent directly clear to me. I was half expecting to be able to slide every pa
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by bastijn 14y ago
someone should tell everybody that it is not us or them, but we. unit test help us but not them? How can that be true if they pay your salary. If tests make you more efficient, so becomes the/their team (we/them as you please). In the end e
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by bastijn 14y ago
thank you. I was about to post the same. Couldnt agree with you more. I find the title a nice one-liner, draws attention. But when you think about it, so what? When is something innovation, and when is it iteration anyway? The man didnt lan
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by bastijn 14y ago
no offense, but you sound like a programmer at either a small, or maybe medium sized conpany. Where code is all known to you, and touched by you (based upon your 'when I code..' sentence used). I regularly run into bugs that take longer tha
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by bastijn 16y ago
In your case it might be less useful, though you are making a lot of extra actions (?). Sure, you might achieve the same doing it your way, but people tend to reduce the number of (redundant) steps. Two big pro's for prldr for me are: (1) A
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by bastijn 16y ago
I have to say that the idea of prldr.com is very nice. Of course there are multiple RSS readers but I have not found any which preloaded my pages and had very basic, yet very functional, keyboard navigation + interface. The simple left fram