emperorcezar

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by emperorcezar 9y ago
This only works in the world where a person's choices only effect them. That's not the case. The case is it effects your family and a load of people losing their money causes the economy the crash.
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by emperorcezar 9y ago
I'm sorry. You're quite wrong. Jira does suck, not because people change their work flow, but because there are many parts that fail integrating with each other as soon as you make any settings changes.
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by emperorcezar 9y ago
Heh. This guy here thinks people are rational actors. Even in groups.
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by emperorcezar 9y ago
Sadly our entire industry is based around being short sighted. Quick to learn is only important if you have the lack of patience to spend the time to learn something you'll be using for years.
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by emperorcezar 9y ago
That's not it at all. He attacked your chosen tribe, now you're responding with personal attacks. The correct response would be, "I didn't mean to personally attack him, what I meant was X" Go is a language, attacki
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by emperorcezar 9y ago
Gonna throw the baby out with the bathwater because bad programmers write bad tests.
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by emperorcezar 9y ago
That would be great if the point of a startup was to be a sustainable business.
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by emperorcezar 9y ago
There is a lot to be said for a safety net. A lot of times it does mean that you don't need as much money to survive in the long run.
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by emperorcezar 9y ago
You're being screwed over unless your other compensation is high. In the mid-west a good Senior engineer can pull in 100k.
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by emperorcezar 9y ago
Nah. We just throw another hack on top of it.
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by emperorcezar 9y ago
That's why you'd use Clojure and have access to the entire Java ecosystem.
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by emperorcezar 9y ago
Always wondered how remote from another country works. If you hire US people, are they just hired as contractors?
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by emperorcezar 9y ago
Most 9 to 5 programmers can stick with the mainstream languages then. I'll be doubling my productivity by learning idioms that don't come in the Java/C# book. Productivity isn't always measured by direct output. If I wri
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by emperorcezar 9y ago
I heard somewhere that over half of developers are new to the field. What disheartens me is that the majority of developers care very little about programming. They care about things going out the door fast, quality be damned! I never thoug
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by emperorcezar 9y ago
Agreed about two years. I feel they jumped the gun to make it into a business when it was just a site.
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by emperorcezar 9y ago
I really like the idea of demanding a schedule and being ruthless about the worth of the meeting.
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by emperorcezar 9y ago
We rotate daily, except weekends, which has a single person. Works well for us.
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by emperorcezar 9y ago
Here's hoping that the anti-trust laws will bring Amazon in line one day. Maybe.
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by emperorcezar 9y ago
If management can't find a way to measure output, then having butts in seats isn't gonna fix that. That's a management problem.
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by emperorcezar 9y ago
Did people really sign up for this service without knowing it was being used to data mine? If so, maybe you should sit back and think about how you use the web. Companies have to make money, and it's free, so it should be assumed they
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Ask HN: Where are all the devs on Google Plus?
16 points by emperorcezar 10y ago|17 comments
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by emperorcezar 10y ago
Polyglot isn't a fad. That's like saying, as a carpenter, using more than a hammer is a fad. As a professional, you are supposed to have more than a single tool. That doesn't mean you use all of them on every job, but you sho
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by emperorcezar 10y ago
Depends on the kid. I could easily have mine on at 3 as long as I put something out to entertain him. You wouldn't know that he's there. What it comes down to is a trade-off. If you want me working on the off hours and working 50+
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by emperorcezar 10y ago
How long till Peter Thiel breaks ties with y-combinator?
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by emperorcezar 10y ago
This is a great way for one to stick their head in the sand and not have to fight the evil in the world. The Nazis weren't defeated by pussyfooting around, and the same applies this time around.
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by emperorcezar 10y ago
Hopefully at that point they can migrate from the US to the Republic of California http://www.yescalifornia.org/
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by emperorcezar 10y ago
Keeping bytes and strings separated is actually the simpler situation. What it is not, is easy, because it takes a little bit of learning. Sadly many people prefer easy over simple.
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by emperorcezar 10y ago
I use it to realign myself. If I'm having a bad day concentrating, I'll fall back on using podomoro.
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by emperorcezar 10y ago
My understanding is that the new spec system makes the error messages much better.
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by emperorcezar 10y ago
There is a lot if hidden privilege that allows you to think for most people it is a choice.

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