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colemannerd
10y ago
I think this is not well researched enough. There doesn't appear to be any thought put into optimization vs. readability, and when the optimization improves enough speed to justify the poor readability.
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colemannerd
10y ago
I think this is very apt judgement of Mac consumers. Unfortunately, with their delayed release of new chips in their laptops and lagging software support (why doesn't mac formally support a package manager like Darwin when a large part
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colemannerd
10y ago
This comment is over simplistic and reads like it was written by someone who doesn't know what they're talking about. All of these technologies have their place, but they should be adopted incrementally and where it makes sense.
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colemannerd
10y ago
You should try and uplevel this to main webpack. It should have a dev mode that displays this.
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colemannerd
10y ago
I need something exactly like this.
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colemannerd
10y ago
I am not surprised. Theranos exists as a cult of personality around Holmes and without her, it would be obvious that they provide no value over their larger, more efficient competitors.
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colemannerd
10y ago
Super excited! I really want to dockerize our deployment. Hopefully I get into the preview. I am so happy Microsoft is becoming more open and really showing some great engineering.
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colemannerd
10y ago
Incredibly high level perspective on why UX is important but lacks detail and useful information that isn't already known.
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colemannerd
10y ago
I happily use Facebook. There are a large organization that has its faults, just like any organization. And, it's important to have critiques like this one of the company and its practices. But, I have no shame in using it and recommen
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colemannerd
10y ago
Unlike many comments, I really like this. I think it unthinkable that businesses reduce employee's productivity by locking down their machine. In the days when Microsoft wasn't checking the security of applications, this was under
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colemannerd
10y ago
When I see the term "no self-respecting" developer, I know the article is going to be highly opinionated and complaint oriented with very little new information to discuss. I continue to be proved correct with this article.
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colemannerd
11y ago
I am incredibly excited. This is the first step towards a docker version of SQL Server which for our company would enable us so many options to improve developers lives. Even if we stay with Windows for production SQL deployments, this will
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colemannerd
11y ago
this skips the entire point - it says within their power. Servers cost money. How is it going to be "within their power" if they have no money?
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colemannerd
11y ago
I'm still waiting for google fiber to come to even half of Austin.
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colemannerd
11y ago
Yes. This is such a specific use case that most workers don't follow. If he was doing a job using the full microsoft office suite - or alternatives - this would be far more representative of office workers. Of course, that misses all d
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colemannerd
11y ago
Cool abstraction, but would love to see actual code implementation.