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   by eweise 10y ago

   I find that subscribing to the marketing slack channel is a better way of staying informed than running into marketing folks in the hallway.
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   by eweise 10y ago

   Its all about the funk https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BQWQD2xQ3QQ
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   by eweise 10y ago

   I've been programming for 25 years and never had a class covering big O notation.
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   by eweise 10y ago

   So glad I don't write in a "weird and wondeful language that lets us write some crazy code that's still valid"
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   by eweise 10y ago

   I did a lot of UI client/server back in the day; VB, Powerbuilder, Delphi and I remember being able to bang out an app in days. Then the web came around and turned UI development into a chore. Recently though, I started playing with El
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   by eweise 10y ago

   I wonder if traffic would improve if didn't take away lanes for carpooling.
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   by eweise 10y ago

   "Exactly once delivery" is not the same as "One message at a time". Akka Actors process one message at a time. Akka does no provide exactly once delivery. It default defaults to "at most once".
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   by eweise 10y ago

   So what happens when the real estate market tanks like it did in the years 2008-2010? Would the government eliminate the liens it put on your house since now it's not worth as much? Or would this work like stock options where they tax
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   by eweise 10y ago

   Why is Akka a nightmare?
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    by eweise 10y ago

    IMO its no more trouble to put state in a redux store than in the component directly and doing so makes my components more consistent. I'm not a react guru though so maybe I'm missing something.
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    by eweise 10y ago

    You mean what would all the government workers do when they get too old to work? I don't know but I don't get a pension so why should I pay for theirs?
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    by eweise 10y ago

    I would choose Java. Java 8 with lambda functions and streams library, is a much more pleasant experience than previous versions. If you take the same library over framework approach with Java as you might with Node, you can build microserv
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    by eweise 10y ago

    Exactly my point. Don't set the precedent at the bargaining table.
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    by eweise 10y ago

    I think it depends on what type of person the company is looking for. If they are looking for a leader then they will respect you more if you bargain hard and maximize your worth. If they're looking for an agreeable doormat, then they
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    by eweise 10y ago

    Not sure you can equate the Chinese race with computer geeks.
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    by eweise 10y ago

    I could buy a Harley for that amount.
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    by eweise 11y ago

    Right just move your kids somewhere new and cheap like Fresno because there happened to be a housing bubble where you lived. Houses provide a stable environment for raising families. Why should you be forced out by taxes?
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    by eweise 11y ago

    Moog just released a relatively inexpensive semi-modular http://www.moogmusic.com/products/semi-modular/mother-32
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    by eweise 11y ago

    I agree. Having programmed in java for the past 15 years, I can attest that NullPointerExceptions are a constant source of errors. The main benefit I've experienced with Optional is that it documents the fact that a method might return
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    by eweise 11y ago

    "Being childfree is never going to change (especially considering I voluntarily sterilized myself), and I'm mentally incapable of feeling romantic attraction to anyone," Well there you go. Ageism problem solved. Just don&#x27
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    by eweise 11y ago

    I've been waiting on the sidelines for 20 years but this release makes me think its finally time to jump in.
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    by eweise 11y ago

    Bummer. Been using Intellij for almost a decade. Will give Eclipse another try.
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    3 ways we screwed up our offshore development – and how we fixed it(venturebeat.com)

    1 points by eweise 11y ago|0 comments
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    by eweise 11y ago

    I just watched 7 days in hell where he serves 174 mph. Just incredible!
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    by eweise 11y ago

    Comparing wearing a seat belt to driving a motorcycle is not really a fair comparison. One is used for safety and the other is a transportation device. If the comparison is between cars and motorcycles then clearly cars are safer. If the co
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    by eweise 12y ago

    Contact an employment lawyer. Are you over 40? Do you work overtime? Are you covered under whistle blower laws? You are probably going to lose your job but you may have a solid lawsuit.
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    by eweise 12y ago

    That's amazing. I never get anywhere on a treadmill.
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    by eweise 12y ago

    //Now to find everywhere this matters and let the caller know. Do you mean callers, who may be threads some of which have decided that the first character of foo should be lowercase while others have been sticking a prefix
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    by eweise 12y ago

    I do a lot of scala development and the compile times are fine since we have many projects but each project is fairly small (microservices). Incremental compilation is essential for reasonable compile times. We use maven with zinc.
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    by eweise 12y ago

    I would say one of the benefits of Scala is that it allows greater abstraction than some other languages which can provide more clarity. Example a service in Finagle is defined as; Request => Future[Response] I don't know what the e