celim307

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   by celim307 9y ago

   Link? That's disgusting
2. 242.▲
   by celim307 9y ago

   Humbolt Park?
3. 243.▲
   by celim307 9y ago

   Bruh...he was obviously speaking about Sweden
4. 244.▲
   by celim307 9y ago

   Checkout bikesdirect. Same price as Walmart, much better quality. I can personally attest to their road and track bikes
5. 245.▲
   by celim307 9y ago

   Yup. sane progression of their various packages, plays well with other libraries, well explain changes and depreciation. So good you forget about it
6. 246.▲
   by celim307 9y ago

   U.s. dollar has the value of 20 aircraft carriers and enough nukes to glass the planet behind it. But otherwise exactly the same
7. 247.▲
   by celim307 9y ago

   well, theres about the same amount of thought put into either tweet
8. 248.▲
   by celim307 9y ago

   This is ~30% under market.
9. 249.▲
   by celim307 9y ago

   Except government money has nuclear aircraft carriers ensuring it's value. But yeah same exact thing!
10. 250.▲
    by celim307 9y ago

    Dumb question: What's the best practice to share authentication credentials across the team for services that don't have an IAM feature?
11. 251.▲
    by celim307 9y ago

    I would say no because they currently have no sleeper cabin in their design
12. 252.▲
    by celim307 9y ago

    Was anyone expecting a different outcome? To punish them would admit even more culpability, something Equifax has consistently resisted since day one
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    by celim307 9y ago

    For me it's keeping things organized in my mindspace. When I tab to a VS window, it has my code right there alongside it's relevant git cli and server output. Helpful when I'm running a lot of services locally or simultaneous
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    by celim307 9y ago

    Pretty neat! Good overview without overwhelming right off the bat. Would be cool if they showed off common pitfalls like over fitting, or even segued into general statistics!
15. 255.▲
    by celim307 9y ago

    > It's like having a db, but on the front end This.
16. 256.▲
    by celim307 9y ago

    This 100%. The best manager I had I likened to a good platoon commander. Understood importance of morale, respected and trusted us, was transparent when he asked us to do something hard, and would never ask us to do something he wouldn&#x27
17. 257.▲
    by celim307 9y ago

    In my last teams it was a lot of infrastructure. Deployment, disaster recovery, failover, provisioning, build processes, maybe even building the testing pipeline, etc. Can't speak for other companies
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    by celim307 9y ago

    > when was the last time you USED View Source on something done in JS and actually used on a production site I don't disagree with most of your post but I am confused why you brought this up as a point of contention. Viewing source
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    by celim307 9y ago

    To play devil's advocate, there definitely is a disconnect between when you think you're fine and when you're dehydrated
20. 260.▲
    by celim307 9y ago

    Its kinda ridiculous that we've just accepted things are going to broken at launch.
21. 261.▲
    by celim307 9y ago

    Yup. College is conspicuous consumption in a lot of ways
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    by celim307 9y ago

    Not really a good analogy as the limiting factor in your scenarios is often money
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    by celim307 9y ago

    All I know is that I've definitely been in some jobs where gluing together api's and cranking out templates felt closer to assembly line work than actual programming.
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    by celim307 9y ago

    Stressing and emphasizing employees to give trust to a company but not giving any in return. Loyalty and "Do it for the team" sentiments are commonly paraded, but if you hide company performance and important developments, you not
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    by celim307 9y ago

    I really like the rolling versioning approach. Makes a lot of sense.
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    by celim307 9y ago

    Yes, this. Number one thing that will flatline my love for learning a new language is setting up the environment. When I'm 10 pages deep into stackoverflow search results trying to fix an obtuse package's error code, I'm clos
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    by celim307 9y ago

    Same. I'm a huge fan of a team having its own 'alcove' or bullpen as we all are usually tackling a problem together or triaging something.
28. 268.▲
    by celim307 9y ago

    Ounce of prevention is worth a pound of a cure. I'll take never being shot over being shot while carrying a gun and maybe shooting them back, anyday
29. 269.▲
    by celim307 9y ago

    it is if you sort by 'startup ecosystem', but i think is deranked due to COL
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    by celim307 9y ago

    i also like https://glitch.com/