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by firstbabylonian 6y ago
I agree with this. 'Technical debt' always exists in the heads of the engineers: the rest of the organisation can't see it. It's an invisible problem, imagined by the engineers, and not always in touch with the practical
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by firstbabylonian 6y ago
Are there any open source libraries that implement this in practice?
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by firstbabylonian 7y ago
Apple has no reason to care about UNIX philosophy at this point at this point though, do they?
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by firstbabylonian 7y ago
> One important lesson I've learned in my career is never to run your own observability platform if you can afford for someone else (whose entire product is observability) do it for you. Why is that?
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by firstbabylonian 7y ago
That’s a typo. The pronunciation is close to “dee-yet mah-ross”
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by firstbabylonian 7y ago
Is this based on any historical data beyond the 20th century? Because the 20th century is not necessarily representative of the "standard" human nature. With all the wars, rapid technological advancements, globalisation, etc., we
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by firstbabylonian 7y ago
> Why does one need the "fastest phone"? We shouldn't need them, but we do, because the quality of consumer software is very poor these days. To enable "rapid" and "agile" development, where "custo
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by firstbabylonian 7y ago
but isn't it surprising that such a strict subset is maintained across all life?
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by firstbabylonian 7y ago
while others??
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by firstbabylonian 7y ago
at a certain evolutionary point in time?
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by firstbabylonian 8y ago
Love the idea! In my teenage youth, I had two interests: writing fan-fics and coding up websites in HTML. Somehow I felt that the only way I can "trust" my writing to look correct is by live-coding it in HTML as I composed it. Now
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by firstbabylonian 8y ago
Live a little!
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by firstbabylonian 8y ago
The ones we may not realise are worth talking about. Just because this new wave of non-Western science fiction has issues, this doesn't mean it cannot contribute some novel richness to a genre that has so far been dominated by white We
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by firstbabylonian 8y ago
Oh, I'm perfectly aware that LEAN and Kanban originate in traditional manufacturing. But I'm not seeing those methods being anywhere near as widespread in fields other than software nowadays, at least not in my country (New Zealan
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Ask HN: Why aren’t ‘team retrospectives’ a thing in ‘traditional’ industries?
20 points by firstbabylonian 8y ago|16 comments
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Managing UI Colours with iOS 11 Asset Catalogs(devblog.xero.com)
1 points by firstbabylonian 8y ago|0 comments
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by firstbabylonian 9y ago
Please consider adding hyperlinks to the articles themselves in your RSS entries: right now it's a useless bullet point list of titles: https://www.discoverdev.io/rss.xml
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Ask HN: How to manage developer relations across embedded specialist teams?
1 points by firstbabylonian 9y ago|1 comments