culix

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by culix 16y ago
It's interesting that he considers testing to be a normal part of CI - "Once I'm done I carry out an automated build on my development machine. Only if it all builds and tests without errors is the overall build considered to be good." I ha
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by culix 18y ago
Part of the point is not that the article tells you something you didn't know, but that it describes bad situations in a heartfelt and humorous manner. e.g. Objectively, sure, most people would say "IT workers need certain tools to do their
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by culix 18y ago
Seconded, thanks for writing this. I especially like point 5, because I hear people and corporations use the "if you've done nothing wrong" argument all the time.
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by culix 18y ago
I would really like https encrypted login, so people can't see my password when I log in to the site. Is this feasible?
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by culix 18y ago
This is exactly why easy-to-use programs that can ecrypt or anonymize your data are good. People are willing to use something like Skype because it's easy to set up and run. Want to call someone? Type in a phone number and hit 'call'. The a
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by culix 20y ago
It seems like this guy is a big fan of the [Ben and Jerry's] ( http://www.joelonsoftware.com/articles/fog0000000056.html) organic company model, and is deriding YC for being more of the "amazon" big burst type model (or at least accusing Y
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by culix 20y ago
I would like to second, third, or fourth this. Having the page jump around when I vote on something really makes me not want to use the site. Normally I hate "me too" posts, but I feel this feature is important enough that I wouldn't want y
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by culix 20y ago
I think the most interesting thing about article is that people who fall into the "old news" camp probably didn't need the Cliffs Notes to understand what Paul meant. Once I understood what the original essay was about, I wasn't reminded of