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by croo 5y ago
"And, finally, I am persuaded that no one ever achieves anything worth-while in this world unless he has so great a respect for his work that he compels all other men to respect it." Distilled wisdom right here. On a tangent, old
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by croo 5y ago
This is already after the data capture part. The hard part is to remember every little transaction I had until I have vim at my hand. The only solution seems to be working more or less is to take out my phone and type it as soon as the tran
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by croo 5y ago
I think I can but that is totally off the point. I reread the article to make sure I didn't miss something but yeah, its just someone painting wood blue, insulate and putting down click type laminate to a small shed while taking pictur
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by croo 5y ago
Yeah okay funny, but widely used? I've never heard any of these formats. Can someone give a short and biased opinion which one is the best?
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by croo 5y ago
Part of the excellent article was about how death puts a lot of things into new perspective. Like how useless it often is to take every point from a piece and double check the reasonableness and the implications of or to build an objectivel
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by croo 5y ago
Yeah but... What happens when you work with a new college who put two features in a branch because he forgot to switch and someone did a shitty review and it's now in master but you can't revert because its release day and three
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by croo 5y ago
> The key thing to do is to build on technology that is portable, compact and repeatable You mean like docker?... I agree with the k8s part though. Commiting your enviroment to git and reproducing it anywhere is great. Orchestrating thou
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by croo 5y ago
Not part of the standard library but querydsl is the closest to it in java.
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by croo 5y ago
History of these things never mattered where I work, phone/mail/chat message seemed sufficient so far.
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by croo 5y ago
One of the recurring philosophical questions is: ‘Does a falling tree in the forest make a sound when there is no one to hear?’ Which says something about the nature of philosophers, because there is always someone in the forest. It may o
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by croo 5y ago
The comments are about the contradictions between the patent and the blog post and the technical discussion are great. I would point out another angle. I had a loud and irritating neighbour who patronized me (everyone) and I had hard time c
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by croo 5y ago
No. I harvest tomatoes for 4 years now, about 30-50 plants per year. The taste of a half-green-left-on-shelf-because-i-dont-wanna-throw-it-out fruit is better than anything you can get in a shop. You can tell just by the smell, no need to t
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by croo 5y ago
The questions give a frame to the meeting but usually the important part is what is finished, who waits on what and who stuck on something. I know a few senior dev whom if I would lead daily standups would be unnecessary but that is called
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by croo 5y ago
I must be living on the other side of the planet! Is there a place where keeping a cat outside is illegal? Poor cats :( I have a garden and sandbox for kids and the soultion for cat poop was a dog. Is there a similiar research for dogs?
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by croo 5y ago
Best resource I found so far on the subject is the allaboutcircuits webpage: https://www.allaboutcircuits.com/textbook/direct-current/
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by croo 5y ago
Banks and government jobs are never in a rush and they are true retirement jobs with slow ass processes and 9 to 5 workdays. Just don't be a contractor as opposed to worthey are they expected to do something.
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by croo 5y ago
I know right?! I went there and met by a giant wall of GDPR bullshit without a button to say "no", buttons grayed out but clickable, multiple page scroll down to reach the desired opt out, default everything off on the first page,
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by croo 5y ago
I used vimperator and used vimium a lot. The commands I like the most: f - gives every link a short(1-2 char long) command. If you type it it will open that link Ctrl-a/x: adds/substracts one to the last number in the current URL
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by croo 5y ago
Too bad, thanks :( When I read that book it has a profound impact on me and changed several habits I had. There are always two sides of the coin eh...
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by croo 5y ago
Can you back up your statement in 3) with some citations? It contradicts what I read in "Matthew Walker - Why We Sleep" book.
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by croo 5y ago
You have way more insight than the average non-tech person. You know who is big and a small fry in the game, know the trends. You read the tech news in the last 10 years. You have preferences and opinions. I cannot say the same about say,
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by croo 5y ago
Yeah the constant context switching is the real culpurit.
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by croo 5y ago
Multitasking is more like beeing in two meeting simultaneously and taking notes on both, writing a functional specification for a project while talking to your spouse about the weekly shopping list, talking with your coworker about a proble
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by croo 5y ago
Not op, but yes. Engagement traditionally is giving a ring to your desired future wife. I don't understand your point. Of course you can ignore tradition but then why marry in the first place?
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by croo 5y ago
Spring Boot. But that's because I don't mind big binaries, fastest to be productive(for me!), every tool is just another autoconfigured include... I would consider trading these for faster build times... I heard good things about
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by croo 6y ago
Also there can be other real life business constraints. Sometimes the project need more devs but there aren't any to add. Sometimes the deadline is truly set in stone and if you miss it you are truly fucked. In times like these you ha
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by croo 6y ago
My experience is around half year. That includes searching for that good developer and the other 9-10 senior interviews which you had your hopes up but didn't match. It's really hard to find a good senior dev these days...
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by croo 6y ago
Neither of your cited sources contains the quote.
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by croo 6y ago
Uh, probably just my narrow corporate world view but... is there any serious development in java NOT using Spring? Time for me to learn so let me rephrase this question! Those who use java without EE or Spring framework, what are your go
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by croo 6y ago
I'm sorry but no. I read a lot of books where the narrative is a lie in order to tell a story. It does not make the message wrong. I also read Rich/Poor dad around 18 and it had a profound impact. I understood how should I think a

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