eVizitei

9 ms·

61.
by eVizitei 19y ago
How cool is that? A cross-organization abstraction for the greater good.
62.
by eVizitei 19y ago
People, when they write technical articles, commonly want to author the examples in the language they're most familiar with at the moment. If I'd been working primarily in Python for the last 6 months, I'd tend to write any coding examples
63.
by eVizitei 19y ago
I don't think that most managers are money-stupid at all. I think they rightly recognize in most cases that mediocre is far cheaper than great, and the difference might be worth the savings. If you're a manager of an internal IT departmen
64.
by eVizitei 19y ago
It's easy to get caught up in the profanity segment of this article, but I don't think that's the main point. I personally am not a fan of profanity in my personal or professional life, so I agree with edw519, but I get the feeling that th
65.
by eVizitei 19y ago
That's a pretty machine, alright. The "aesthetic" factor almost makes me want to preorder one (I really like the look of the mac, even with the aforementioned design flaws). I won't, though, because my 2005 toshiba satellite is still tick
66.
by eVizitei 19y ago
There are definately some programmers who are 20X better than others, but I think the authors point was that the 20X difference is between programmers who are 3X above average and programmers who are multi-X BELOW average. The myth is that
67.
by eVizitei 19y ago
Although I thought the article was very perceptive, it's a wierd feeling to think about google being given a run for their money. Currently the popular perspective (which, of course, does not necessarily translate to "accurate perspective"