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by bradhe 6y ago
I think "considered harmful" is a little strongly worded. There's some conclusions the author jumps to to support their point explicitly in the titular section of the article.
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by bradhe 6y ago
VBA++?
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by bradhe 6y ago
Man I'd love to see the data from the outcome of that study you mention. That seems really interesting. Reminds me of that anecdote about something like 80% of engineers consider themselves to be exceptional compared to their peers.
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by bradhe 6y ago
I'm wondering how clear it was to her about the re-level when she accepted the offer. I'm sure it must have been pretty clear? I agree with what you're supposing in terms of how it likely went down. I don't think that wo
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by bradhe 6y ago
Man, what a damning article. This could be really tough for Amazon. > During the 2017-2019 time frame, no Black employees were hired at or promoted to the director level ("L8") within Amazon's public policy division, the s
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by bradhe 6y ago
It's a bit funny that the SVG logo image is a PNG.
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Are you equating this dude to Kevin Spacey?
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by bradhe 6y ago
> you're Andy's next victim. I don't know anything about any of this but I am wondering, if believing his story makes me his next victim, who are his previous victims?
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by bradhe 6y ago
Twitter has infrastructure all over, mostly in its own data centers.
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by bradhe 6y ago
r/ExperiencedDevs has some stuff in there.
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by bradhe 6y ago
> But a headline designed to make incorrect impression just doesn’t help. Yet this is basically all we get. Because it makes people click. It’s so hard to tell what’s real and what’s exaggerated these days. And if you try to make the cas
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by bradhe 6y ago
This is awesome. Reminds me of https://wonder.me quite a bit.
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by bradhe 6y ago
The argument is that you have to know how the tool itself works in order to use it. This is, eventually, true with _every_ tool. Consider Postgres: It's really pretty easy to get up and running and for simple things works great. Once y
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by bradhe 6y ago
Interesting that in 2020 I’m not really sure how much of this applies? Trying to think of the major trends today, I don’t feel like they’re very well represented here. Or maybe I’m just a bit more disconnected from the modern startup world.
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by bradhe 6y ago
Do you, like, work for Materlize? You're awful connected to many of the folks there and this is a pretty plant-like statement to make in the comments section for a piece by the company.
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I wonder why? This seems like a really odd time to do this.
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Hey there, as mentioned elsewhere I'm an engineer on Relay. Our PM is busy right now so thought I'd jump in. > Have you any comparisons between this and StackStorm? Relay is very similar to StackStorm! One of the biggest differ
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by bradhe 6y ago
Hey there, I'm an engineer on Relay. Our PM is busy so thought I'd jump in here. Great question on why we went with YAML instead of our own DSL. The main reason is, really, YAML has become a bit lingua franca for managing configur
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Relay by Puppet: IFTTT for DevOps(relay.sh)
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by bradhe 6y ago
> the worlds most beloved insurance company. Woof.
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by bradhe 6y ago
If this is your site, I'm willing to help make it scale. My email address is in my profile.
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by bradhe 6y ago
> About 1,000 people die in the US each year through encounters with the police. The number of people that die is only a subset of the total number of victims of police brutality. Besides that, the topic is broader than just the number
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by bradhe 6y ago
> I am still worth the same amount as I was before! True, unless the company thinks you're more valuable by having you on-site.
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I wonder how many apache projects actually survive this sort of event?
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> because we have lots of fancy redundant infrastructure that we can't rely on from cloud companies) Haha. This can't possibly be true.
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by bradhe 6y ago
Why is apologizing (that is, accepting responsibility) for an error that you made--in either case, it's an error that you made--such a problem? This seems to come from a place of deep insecurity. Stop tying your identity to your work.
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by bradhe 7y ago
done. no attention paid.
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by bradhe 7y ago
Bummer their site is still down. Not sure why a marketing site needs to maintain connectivity to a database to render the homepage?
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by bradhe 7y ago
I feel like I see this headline every few years with a slight bump to the target year.
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by bradhe 7y ago
I do weekly 1:1s with all my reports. We have a google doc that we maintain that has notes from every one of our 1:1s. We use the same format every week, asking the same 4 questions of each other. - How are you feeling? - What are you excit

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