dmiladinov

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by dmiladinov 14y ago
I'd just like to add that one thing I like that bitbucket offers over github is free private git repositories (if you don't mind being limited to 5 users). Not compelling for everyone, but it's nice to have the option.
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by dmiladinov 14y ago
I believe he was referring to Daniel Goleman's Emotional Intelligence[1]. Edit: Though it's been a while since I read it last, I remember finding it very informative and insightful. I don't think you need to be a psychologist or neuroscien
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by dmiladinov 14y ago
Thanks, I agree. Learning Clojure has certainly been a mind-bending experience for me so far!
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by dmiladinov 14y ago
Thank you so much for your reply! I like your advice, I think it's a great place to start.
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by dmiladinov 14y ago
> Wanna know how to make your inspiration? Start working on that thing. Even when you don't want to. Everyday. Even when you're scared of it. Seriously. Stop what you're doing right now. Do your life's work. This here and the opening qu
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by dmiladinov 14y ago
> become proficient in any of them in only days, and reach mastery in just months. This! Could you please share your insights as to how to improve your code-reading skill? Besides the obvious, "read more code". For example, how to sele
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by dmiladinov 14y ago
> Regarding the antibiotics, it's not completely clear why giving them to animals makes them bigger I think the explanation that I heard which sounds plausible is that the antibiotics free up a certain amount of energy in the organism t
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How to Escape from {{ #PROGRAMMING_LANGUAGE }}(deliberate-software.com)
42 points by dmiladinov 14y ago|49 comments
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by dmiladinov 14y ago
IMHO that's either the navigator not knowing any better, or wishing he was the driver, or just being a jerk. The navigator's job isn't to focus on the nitty-gritty, that's what the driver is doing. The navigator should instead, since he's
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by dmiladinov 14y ago
Although I haven't had a chance to try this myself, I've been hearing lots of good things about the practice known as "Promiscuous Pairing". Arlo Belshee wrote a paper about it here: http://csis.pace.edu/~grossman/dcs/XR4-PromiscuousPairin
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by dmiladinov 14y ago
Pair programming is a great way to get new developers up to speed with the code-base, but the team that is going to be using it long-term needs to apply it with discipline.
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Ego-Driven Development(deliberate-software.com)
41 points by dmiladinov 14y ago|42 comments