djKianoosh

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by djKianoosh 6y ago
contractors
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by djKianoosh 6y ago
I think the inexperienced developer simply hasn't had to personally dig through old commits/history to solve enough problems. There's likely a threshold (a 10000 hours type thing) where you've researched enough code hist
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by djKianoosh 6y ago
I get the sense that there are a ton more beginner tutorials based on frameworks. And those type of tutorials are underrated ways that lots of people use to learn "js".
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by djKianoosh 7y ago
It's just one datapoint, but for example the Nikon D750 is the most used Nikon camera on flickr (yeah I know, it hasn't died) and that camera is a few years old now. https://www.flickr.com/cameras/nikon/
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by djKianoosh 7y ago
I for one loved the presentation. To each their own I guess. The photography was great.
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by djKianoosh 7y ago
organically this is what happens to actually get things done. but mind you, these small work groups are successful despite the large standups. life finds a way...
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by djKianoosh 7y ago
Individuals don't, but the managers, who may be well meaning, feel the need to.
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by djKianoosh 7y ago
because government project? although I imagine this happens in non-gov settings too, this is just my experience. Here's the reason: managers are so spread thin that they don't want to be in 5-10 standups all morning, so they combi
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by djKianoosh 7y ago
can confirm
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by djKianoosh 7y ago
wow this would suck in a 20 person standup
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by djKianoosh 7y ago
I agree, that's pretty shady, the one I submitted got some downvotes too. /shrug
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by djKianoosh 7y ago
Regularly to https://www.tahirih.org/ Tahirih Justice Center. They help immigrant women and girls.
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by djKianoosh 7y ago
Nice.. your chevrons don't seem to display, but my org might be blocking fonts... Will it be possible to run this internally, as in, inside a firewall? Might be useful for enterprise customers.
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by djKianoosh 8y ago
people getting aggravated by what others do and say. always seemed funny/interesting to me.
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by djKianoosh 8y ago
why go fast? I enjoy walking slowly.
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by djKianoosh 8y ago
I laugh at all these responses. Im the one who purposely goes slow. AMA
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by djKianoosh 8y ago
I do on the race track. There are a lot of HPDE and other types of driving schools where you can safely test the limits of you and your car's abilities. They are not that expensive. At first, that is ;-)
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by djKianoosh 8y ago
Hope you're right. Keep providing high quality red meat and you'll always have a customer here
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by djKianoosh 8y ago
Right on. It's the difference between temporary joy/contentment and true happiness.
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by djKianoosh 8y ago
i've thought about this some.. seems to me the url/hash route needs to tell us both the app state and UI state, but most routers dont do this
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by djKianoosh 8y ago
and it's a beautiful country on top of that! sign us up
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by djKianoosh 9y ago
cool stuff, i was messing around with this. To then take that list of exceptions and find them back the actual files again, tack on at the end: `| grep -Fwf - *`
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by djKianoosh 9y ago
as long as you're ok with the tradeoff; convenience at the expense of safety
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by djKianoosh 9y ago
it's not a vaccine, is it?
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by djKianoosh 9y ago
I got it! We'll solve it with blockchain/crypto....
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by djKianoosh 9y ago
https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/tether/
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by djKianoosh 9y ago
the general/all purpose conferences are certainly like this with the exception of a few that arent taken over by marketers. the single language/platform ones are better in that they are usually shorter and more focused. ymmv
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by djKianoosh 9y ago
what makes one index fund better than another?
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by djKianoosh 9y ago
it's not that glamorous.
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by djKianoosh 9y ago
I recently looked at Locust, and even though I knew practically zero python and have many years (tears?) of Java background, I found Locust, especially with a little docker-compose 17-liner, amazingly productive. YMMV

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