blu3jack

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   by blu3jack 14y ago

   Huh. That doesn't ring true to me. Professional software development is inherently a collaborative process. Yes, there are portion of the day or week when the primary interaction is the human struggling with the computer to bend the machine
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   by blu3jack 14y ago

   Wow. Thanks for posting that. It's definitely not the topic I was raising here, but it's an important one all on its own. I recently read this blog post (and its comments): http://makemeasammich.org/2012/06/28/a-brief-history-the-bad... T
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   by blu3jack 14y ago

   Thanks for the link to your blog, and this post. The irony of this post is that I have never worked anywhere where the developers did not think the codebase was a pile of crap. That's pretty much what a codebase is. See also, http://ww
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   by blu3jack 14y ago

   What kinds of things have you seen that you think would send people out of the industry? I'm not disagreeing--I'm curious.
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   Where are the Female Programmers?(blog.overclocked.com)

   3 points by blu3jack 14y ago|8 comments
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   by blu3jack 14y ago

   I do not believe it. I could relate dozens (well more than one dozen) instances of absolutely unforgivably bad godaddy customer service. Their staff are ignorant, their process is incoherent, their documentation is incorrect or misleading,