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boffinism
9y ago
Question: For codebases that are all about package managers Yarn, what's best practice for integrating something like this? Just push it into a 'vendor' folder?
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The article references a 3x click rate improvement, which is pretty good. Although this is just one data point (and there's a bias at play: All the people who tried plain text emails and didn't see a conversion increase won'
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9y ago
I love the demo. Can you pause and resume dynamically, or do you always have to embed the pause and resume points into the pre-prepared script?
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Ask HN: What jobs will exist in 10 years that don't exist now?
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Jeff Atwood + Joel Spolsky - Stack Overflow = Coding Horror + Trello?
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Looks neat! What's the difference between this and dependabot[0]? [0] https://dependabot.com/
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I have two counter-examples to this from my own experience. The first is when I was asked to do interviews for my replacement after I handed my notice in at one company. Everyone knew that I was leaving because I hated it, I didn't eve
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Any anonymous system is open to abuse, or at the very least to distortion of the truth. People who didn't like a company who left can say whatever they like and are free to stretch the truth, and likewise companies can write their own
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Australian startup culture is everything you'd expect it to be
(eventbrite.com)
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A tool to assess coding ability – for people who can't (yet) code
(coding.thinksmart.careers)
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I may be being stupid here, but shouldn't you really be using a comprehensive test suite and a code coverage tool like simplecov [0] to automatically show you your dead code? Or if you don't do test coverage (!) something like cov
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Q&A with the author of 'Working with Coders'
(infoq.com)
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Perfectionism has no place in a startup
(boffinism.com)
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Why you can't run a software project like a house-building project
(boffinism.com)
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Your startup needs a Chief Miracle Officer (just maybe don't call it that)
(boffinism.com)
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Hanami will never unseat Rails
(boffinism.com)
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Working with Coders: A Guide for the Perplexed Non-Techie (book)
(amazon.com)
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What should you build your startup around: A Problem, a Need, or an OLI?
(boffinism.com)
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9y ago
In my experience, what matters most is good communication. Whatever tool you use, what matter most is making sure your team are diligent about updating it, and about responding to updates by others. If you can get them doing that, then usin
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Start with an MVE, not an MVP
(boffinism.com)
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Why you shouldn't use Elixir for your startup
(boffinism.com)
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