finyeates

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   by finyeates 8y ago

   I can definitely draw parallels with this feeling, in my mind its a combination of finding it harder and harder to see actual meaningful returns on your time invested on the project. When you're just starting out and delivering big fea
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   by finyeates 11y ago

   Awesome, I saw your post a while back and it triggered me to write a full inliner for python, also added some IFDEF macros using context managers e.g. with IFDEF("DEBUG"): I'll have to dig around and find my code, your inline
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   by finyeates 11y ago

   I'm very impressed, I've often thought that Pivotal / Jira / Trello wasn't well suited for more generic tasks. Have a few points which may or may not be of use to you. - I'm not a fan of the 'No risks. No
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   by finyeates 11y ago

   I somewhat disagree. If someone has the passion that they'd rather code than study: They're most likely doing the wrong thing. There needs to be more people chasing their dreams rather then being cranked through the academia proce