devocracy

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by devocracy 6y ago
That's not a squash or not problem, that's a your tickets are too large problem. If you normally end up with 3000 line feature commits, you're trying to do too much with individual feature changes.
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by devocracy 6y ago
Make a status for blocked, create a column for that status
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by devocracy 6y ago
That was the fogbugz approach, I hated fogbugz as it was too prescriptive
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by devocracy 7y ago
It sure would be "unfortunate" if they replaced autocratic rule with a representative democracy.
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by devocracy 7y ago
Is there not value to be gained when someone is struggling to get past a problem? I've seen what happens when people too quickly phone a friend whenever they hit a problem, the end result being they don't round out their knowledge
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by devocracy 7y ago
The Ecobee has been great, simple and just works. I received it for free from some in-home energy program, but I will buy another when I move.
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by devocracy 7y ago
Not sure why you're being downvoted, the switch has done wonders for my cardio
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by devocracy 8y ago
If that were true (I have no info either way), wouldn't that mean most drivers have no clue the true cost of working for Lyft/Uber? All they see if free money, but aren't factoring in repairs.
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by devocracy 8y ago
I'm curious to find out what people define as fizzbuzz, do you have a good example of something you've asked in the past?
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by devocracy 8y ago
That may be true on windows or some flavours of desktop Linux where simple windows management have existed for some time (windows 10 being a real champ of multiple frame management on the same display), but if you're on a Mac you'
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by devocracy 8y ago
Those of us living in the frozen wasteland that is winter in the rest of Canada can definitely not relate!
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by devocracy 8y ago
If I get a marked as spam notification, I'll strip anything after the '+' (and really any special characters that distract from the raw email address) to make sure I never send an email to the address again.
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by devocracy 8y ago
Most math is useless to 95% of the population. I can't remember the last time I used any of the teachings of my calculus heavy undergrad.
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by devocracy 8y ago
I'm 15 years into my career and have yet to be destroyed for not taking the time to learn the details of every abstraction I utilize. That seems like a massive wasted effort when I could be busy adding value to the products I'm bu
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by devocracy 8y ago
As a landlord, I don't want my tenants renting to people I haven't had a chance to vet. At least if I'm taking on the risks or ABnB I'm also reaping the rewards. Good luck collecting from my tenant if their hotel guests
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by devocracy 8y ago
Refactor, with the right IDE this should take minutes. OOP witbout something like intellij or VS.NET is not fun.
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by devocracy 8y ago
Create an assessment that aims to gauge those traits in an unbiased way, but that would not be a cheap process.
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by devocracy 8y ago
That's the craziest thing ive ever heard, Easter egg to disable bad security options. What is this a video game?
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by devocracy 8y ago
The slavery of foreign workers looking to employers to sponsor them on their path to citizenship. We have a similar program in Canada, and it's really sad to see talented people stuck at dead end jobs making crap money, all because the
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by devocracy 8y ago
You should be able to record the deletion request for the life of the backup and purge those records once the backups are deleted (all tied to the same rolling dates)
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by devocracy 9y ago
With an ever expanding world population, possibly on the verge of unsustainable, would a plummeting birth rate necessary be a bad thing? Sure it would mean redesigning how we see the world (the retirement and economic models), but we can ei
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by devocracy 9y ago
Are you more in-line with Confluence, as a place to build a database of knowledge in the organization? This is purely my opinion, so please take it with a large grain of salt. I'm not a fan of videos and won't last long enough on
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by devocracy 9y ago
If they were worried about the underlying problem of merge conflicts, the easiest solution would be the creation of a private notes field for any event shared with you. That way any event updates wouldn't collide with personal notes an