bbcbasic

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   by bbcbasic 10y ago

   I applied to Atlassian many years ago and what struck me is their refusal to entertain non java devs to cross over. If they want more seniors they should consider c# or other language devs who could cross over.
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   by bbcbasic 10y ago

   Did you read it?
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   by bbcbasic 10y ago

   > I will grant you that, if I was searching files that are already under a solution that I have open. Also for general searching on the file system > But opening VS takes considerably longer than opening Notepad++ I will grant you tha
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   by bbcbasic 10y ago

   But if you have a box of 10k 6502's you can use the same 12 pages of docs and get 2920000 transistors per page.
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   by bbcbasic 10y ago

   In my experience, it's a lot slower than Visual Studio's find-in-files and I prefer the VS Regex too.
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   by bbcbasic 10y ago

   The very first blogpost http://goto.ucsd.edu/~rjhala/liquid/haskell/blog/blog/2013/0... gives a very nice jargon and maths-free introduction to this. You don't need to know Haskell to foll
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   by bbcbasic 10y ago

   Is this providing a similar purpose to say code contracts in .NET? Albeit I am sure this is more comprehensive.
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   by bbcbasic 10y ago

   Thanks for hijacking my browser history when I scroll :-[:-[
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   by bbcbasic 10y ago

   > I covered that in the first paragraph of the README Not really. Because you can host a static page on a different infrastructure to your main service.
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    by bbcbasic 10y ago

    TRWTF is that it is considered a problem that it took 6 days. Sounds like there was no harm done and 6 days was OK.
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    by bbcbasic 10y ago

    Yeah it's sad I was thinking '6 days? that's pretty quick'
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    by bbcbasic 10y ago

    Seems odd to me. Why would I use this as opposed to a normal PHP host, or some kind of Status SaaS that already exists? And if I want to save money I could create a github page which polls my service via AJAX.
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    by bbcbasic 10y ago

    So sugar, carb and fat intake don't matter? It's all about the total calories plus getting the amount of protein you recommended? That surprises me.
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    by bbcbasic 10y ago

    They should split into roles with smaller bands. They probably just want to hedge their bets and try to land a 100k rockstar. But with the option to hire a 200k monkey if they get desperate!
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    by bbcbasic 10y ago

    The gitlab confidence gap disclaimer is a refreshing break from this trend.
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    by bbcbasic 10y ago

    Potentially they are better hires. They found a great job and they are happy. If they take your job it's definitely for the right reasons.
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    by bbcbasic 10y ago

    And you'd need to rely on a web of trust to avoid getting an infection.
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    by bbcbasic 10y ago

    JavaScript and d3js would suit you well. And if you hate JS just transpile from your fave language.
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    by bbcbasic 10y ago

    >If our brains would work fully all the time, our head would boil and explode. I don't see how this is so new. Small price to pay if it gives you an edge in the valley!
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    by bbcbasic 10y ago

    The post lunch coma sounds good. Do you get a sleeping pod for that?
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    by bbcbasic 10y ago

    Any need for the F word?
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    by bbcbasic 10y ago

    hiring processes are business processes engineering processes are business processes there is the common "base class"
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    by bbcbasic 10y ago

    Sounds super-professional.
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    by bbcbasic 10y ago

    How much whiteboard coding do you do once you are hired? I'm not talking design but actually writing a sort algo with all the curlies in the right place, on a whitebaord?
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    by bbcbasic 10y ago

    > Why do so many of these child psychologists not have children of their own? They know what they'd be letting themselves in for
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    by bbcbasic 10y ago

    AMA: what about the super runny pound of goop poo that leaks through both nappies.
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    by bbcbasic 10y ago

    Northern UK cities. E.g. Liverpool?
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    by bbcbasic 10y ago

    I don't accept the claim though. Oh nevermind!
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    by bbcbasic 10y ago

    Yes thanks but I'm not seeing any interesting analysis here beyond the one liners. Why are American employees more productive than in the countries. Better education? Work ethic? I don't think this is right. I think the compensati
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    by bbcbasic 10y ago

    Can you explain? High demand causes employees to be more productive?