engrsrce

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by engrsrce 6y ago
"Elaborate processes" and "closely scripted, narrowly defined workflow" aren't adjectives I'd ever use for agile done well. And I've been doing it since we were allowed to call it eXtreme Programming. Ther
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by engrsrce 6y ago
Well that's pretty naive. I've worked with some pretty good teams that wouldn't work any other way. I suspect you've only worked at places that abused agile as described here... https://ronjeffries.com/ar
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by engrsrce 12y ago
What? Where's the correlation? The data looks like a random scatter plot to me. It reminds me of this Physics report from ages ago... http://pages.cs.wisc.edu/~kovar/hall.html
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by engrsrce 13y ago
Having worked as a consultant about 3 years ago in the NYC B&N.com office across from Chelsea Market I can attest to the following: Most of the developers are at best mediocre. The IT managers are clueless. They reside in the same build
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by engrsrce 14y ago
People who request and get loans are "victims" of "risk structure"? My parents told me "this is what we can afford, the rest is on you. If you earn $xx,xxx then xxx is about how much you can afford to pay per month." Seems to me that a larg
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by engrsrce 14y ago
How does the amount of property taxes you pay matter? It seems to me that it's your responsibility to see that your child gets a good education. The school is just a vehicle for that. If something is lacking then you have 2 choices: work wi
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by engrsrce 14y ago
Who says you have to follow the school's curriculum. Send your 2nd grader to Kumon Math. It's relatively affordable and your child will be out achieving the other kids in no time.