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codesurgeon
4y ago
The repercussions of the occasional community shitstorm don't seem to warrant any investment into the scalability of support and remediation mechanisms. If this type of stuff would either drive traffic, interaction or another means of
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codesurgeon
7y ago
Thanks, Calin. Will look into it.
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codesurgeon
7y ago
Thank you, Saurabh. For the position that we're looking for right now, it's really important that you've had some prior React experience.
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codesurgeon
7y ago
Thank you. I've received your email. Thankfully there were many highly interested applicants - it'll take me a couple of more days to come back to you.
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codesurgeon
7y ago
Kerngedanke | SEEKING FREELANCER |ReactJS Frontend-Developer | remote and onsite (Munich, Germany) | freelance and internship | part-time or full-time We help journalists bring their content to where it matters in ways that matter. At Kerng
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codesurgeon
7y ago
Kerngedanke | ReactJS Frontend-Developer | remote and onsite (Munich, Germany) | freelance or as employee | part-time or full-time We help journalists bring their content to where it matters in ways that matter. At Kerngedanke, we’re buildi
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codesurgeon
11y ago
I don't see how there'd be anything to be criticized about this. IMHO, both of you are being too judgmental.
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codesurgeon
17y ago
Like so many other tasks, coding requires a certain amount of knowledge, experience and craftsmanship . Over the years I have come across many developers who don't even know the common best practices of their respective bread & butter
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codesurgeon
18y ago
Three weeks ago I gave a talk at Google on my real-time shared editing project, which in its first incarnation materializes as a set of eclipse plug-ins. A couple of posts on Google's Open Source blog and my blog respectively provide a litt
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Real-Time Shared Editing - Google Tech Talk
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codesurgeon
18y ago
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codesurgeon
18y ago
There is nothing wrong with re-purposing either Twitter or any other service for that matter - as long as it does not involve crazy marketing #$%@#&.
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codesurgeon
18y ago
I do like what he says about static vs. dynamic typing. He sounds very convinced that Scala won't be going anywhere, which to me sounds like an IDE developer not wanting to invest development time for supporting a language he considers tedi
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codesurgeon
18y ago
What is it with some people whining about the (supposed) "damage that Twitter has done to the community". Not really bright, IMHO. Nobody is being forced to use twitter and so far no one has apparently come up with an alternative that is vi
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EclipseDay at the Googleplex
(codesurgeonblog.com)
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18y ago
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codesurgeon
18y ago
I have been using ff ever since the closed beta last fall/winter. Even though I have been careful to not follow too many people (currently 42) in order to not drown in a flurry of feed items, I have missed a feature such as rooms all along.
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codesurgeon
18y ago
The gist of what he is saying for people he'd most likely want to reach but can't for the very same reason he's adressing with his lengthy post: When reading a long, carefully arranged cohesive body of (text)work, it does not help to be di
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codesurgeon
18y ago
> Combing from someone whose last two laptop purchases were 17 inch screens, this might not mean much. I'd buy a second laptop as light and easy to take along as the Macbook Air is. With WLAN HotSpots popping up everywhere I roam, I don
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codesurgeon
18y ago
No hard feelings and thanks for the clarification. I think Python is a slick language and tool and its Benevolent Dictator for Life is a knowledgeable and nice person. I ran into him while interning at Google (worked on the same team and al
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codesurgeon
18y ago
I like the post and the replies. Hacker News seems to be a really good forum for inquiries of this nature. But what on earth is "Damaged by Java" supposed to convey? I guess you find Python with Django to suit your particular needs better t
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codesurgeon
18y ago
I don't really mind that I can't interconnect all of my webservices/online personas, i.e. in the sense of all n services being connected with the remaining (n-1). This does not seem to make a lot of sense for most of those. What I would lik
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codesurgeon
18y ago
Self-proclaimed "technologist"-journos, especially those focusing on social networking and "Web 2.x" coverage, don't seem to have any sort of expectation towards the quality of their own reporting. So this InformationWeek dude initially tri
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codesurgeon
18y ago
http://friendfeed.com/codesurgeon
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codesurgeon
19y ago
What is the motivation for Joel Spolsky's post? Sympathy for MS Office file formats? Reads like a manifesto for never ever changing/cleaning up the file formats because it took a thousand man-years to come up with the current incarnation. H
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codesurgeon
19y ago
I agree with the title of this post, but don't really get what the referenced post is supposed to do in order to help. I think the topic is really interesting and I'd like to know what other hacks are listening to. I posted "Coding In Flow