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ep103
12y ago
Agreed. The average American will see the game, and immediately understand that it is a metaphor for an employee - employer relationship, and act accordingly. This tribe has no such social construct, so they assume that both the "emp
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ep103
13y ago
On second thought you can ignore my entire post. We already tried that in America. I suggest you read Upton Sinclair's The Jungle. It didn't work. -------- ... You would be willing to trust what you put into your body to Consum
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ep103
13y ago
I agree with both of your points. I was also attempting to point out that large companies with sub par programmers also use specific frameworks as a crutch in order to put boxes around how much of a code base a particularly inept programme
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ep103
13y ago
If you claim .Net programming skills, being able to install visual studio might be a good first step : D As for a serious answer? Who knows. That said, I know some people dislike eric raymond, but I still keep a warm feeling in my heart f
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13y ago
edit: just realized this might have been a communication problem. I meant coders that have the resumes of programmers, but are specifically hired cheap because they aren't actually programmers, just people reaching for the salary. Th
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ep103
13y ago
yup, directly into directives, and it'll be a nightmare, because that style of software development is a horrible bane on the industry. But I don't think that disqualifies my post at all.
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ep103
13y ago
Angular is being adopted by a lot of enterprise-y / small business shops, specifically because it can be used (just like typical enterprise code) to have "coders" who don't know how to code, write software. What's t
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ep103
13y ago
Poll: RequireJs
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13y ago
Poll: Browserify
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Discussion: Browserify or RequireJs?
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13y ago
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ep103
13y ago
Bittorrent sync is actually an amazing dropbox replacement, and actually has a number of really good privacy implementations built in from the start. I'd highly recommend it, if anyone sees this comment.
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ep103
13y ago
Bittorrent share is actually an amazing dropbox replacement, and actually has a number of really good privacy implementations built in from the start. I'd highly recommend it, if anyone sees this comment.
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ep103
13y ago
How do you calculate the correct sample size for a test, to achieve the correct "power"?
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ep103
13y ago
> The old rule used to be that a manager of a programmer was always a better programmer, and there were no what we called “technical inversions,” where a programmer works for somebody who doesn’t know how to program. We still follow that
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ep103
13y ago
should is the most important word in that sentence : )
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ep103
13y ago
right off the bat its wrong, IE8 doesn't include JSON support unless you're in strict mode.
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ep103
13y ago
To quote either pragmatic programmer or the gang of four (I can't remember which), singletons make sense when, if the singleton doesn't exist, it doesn't change behavior through the application. So for example, setting up a
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ep103
13y ago
I don't buy it. Those articles just make it sound like any truly future craft needs to include a biome and fission reactor; in short, an aircraft carrier with Wisconsin fast plants. But sci-fi has been pointing us in this direction f
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ep103
13y ago
>those guys would run circles around the organizers of, say, occupy wall street I'm a gamer, and I was an organizer of Occupy Wall Street. That you would even compare the difficulty between running a virtual guild in an online vide
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ep103
13y ago
Alright, now where's the Snowden leak describing how the NSA is tracking my meals?
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ep103
13y ago
I'm so tired of this reply, because ultimately it boils down to "The President of the United States was unable to use the bully pulpit to convince Americans that torture is bad." That's a reflection on the quality of the
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ep103
13y ago
Reddit had a fun challenge where they did exactly this for their frontend position. Its actually possible to encode your js entirely to whitespace, which is, imho, far more amazing.
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ep103
13y ago
All of it. All of the mad science.
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ep103
13y ago
Valve released a large variety of steamboxes for this beta test, so they could test different hardware. Some of the boxes had 1k cards in them, some had cards on the lower end of the range. Don't get too attached to the 500$
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13y ago
public bool ShowOptional() { bool bolReturn = false; return bolReturn; } The above actually seems reasonable if you assume the programmer that wrote it was intelligent. I'm imagining that the above code is called multiple
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ep103
13y ago
This is my life.
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ep103
13y ago
Absolutely!
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ep103
13y ago
This is a wonderful article, and details quite nicely why you can't simply throw managerial theory out the window and pretend everything will be okay. It goes into depth about the problems one encounters if an organization attempts to
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ep103
13y ago
So I spent some time in anarchist circles, and what you've just described comes up regularly. It can actually be even worse than what you just described, specifically because the informal managers are also not given the social status
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ep103
13y ago
And lets not forget the large black monolith.
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