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by gronne 8y ago
I hope you are right.
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by gronne 8y ago
Thats some what subjective. If you look to python pandas or Gnu R programs; that would be paradigme hybrids (good ones mostly). I personally enjoy coding so much more if I can use the right tool for the job.
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by gronne 8y ago
However: This particular law was not well written.
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by gronne 8y ago
Add to that: you have to be prepared for sudden changes in functionality and scope. If you dont then the painful truth mentioned will only apply to utopia (never been there but I hear everyone is rich and thin with infinite throughput).
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by gronne 8y ago
I guess. Ime. all project are are combination of waterfall and agile. Wrt. infrastructure the initial architecture plan needs to be almost all-encompassing. On the other hand you need to be able to react to new information and changing circ
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by gronne 8y ago
Or you get away with selling bad software at exorbitant prices. Alot of big companies do fine (financially) with the waterfall methodology.
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by gronne 8y ago
The Spyder3 ide might be worth looking at. It won’t be as nifty with graphs and charts but its great for iterative data wrangling and debugging.
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by gronne 8y ago
Yeah - blame the developers. 90% of the “bad” code i have written was forced by the manager/company. The proper / structured way considered too expensive.
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by gronne 8y ago
Good luck getting the customer to provide feedback on a <2 week cycle. Ime. customer feedback and/or approval is a serious dev bottleneck.
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by gronne 8y ago
TL;DR Switched to Win in 2009. Switched to Linux 2011. 2018 - still don’t like windows and osx.
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by gronne 8y ago
No - and not really controversial to say so. But one can argue that the explosive growth in computerpower has made it more useful.
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by gronne 8y ago
I would call what you describe “habits” and only use routine for actions repeated in the same order. I also think that is how most people understand “routine”.
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by gronne 8y ago
linux and win10
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by gronne 8y ago
Unless you are saying that “EEE” and being destructive is a necessary condition to being successfull I don’t see how that comment is relevant to the issue with standards I addressed.
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by gronne 8y ago
The comments to this story is the lowest quality ive seen on HN in a long time..
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by gronne 8y ago
MS is infamous for ignoring and/or breaking standards. Using your market powers to lock users in to your own proprietary (modified copies of open) standars are NOT beneficial to anyone but MS.
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by gronne 8y ago
funny, I could say the same about chromium (except the wanting to love it part)
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by gronne 8y ago
To be fair - its a very suspicious time to be haymaking. Threshing maybe yes - but haymaking... A word of advice: Don’t burn the candle in both ends - you need your strenght to work on the jarls estate (unless you are on a tenth or headtax
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by gronne 8y ago
I use both and could never feel the speed difference. On the contrary the lack of control over browser behavior in chrome is a constant annoyance.
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by gronne 8y ago
Great comment. I have some thoughs on the matter: - I dont think you need the money motive though (its def. sufficient but not necessary). - The relationship between money and art is as old as civilization itself - in fact I believe the cou
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by gronne 8y ago
Indeed - according to that definition I was basically the real world zero cool as a kid.
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by gronne 8y ago
Probably both.
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by gronne 8y ago
I think that was his point.
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by gronne 8y ago
you understand why you where downvoted right? (fyi: not my doing)
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by gronne 8y ago
I bet 18 months put you in the upper engagement retention decile. Good on you.
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by gronne 8y ago
While im curious about your story im even more curious about why and how it could somehow be abused by cyberstalkers?
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by gronne 8y ago
Who knows. I don’t think it would be the best proxy - these days everyone and their dog has an iphone.
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by gronne 8y ago
Give a man a hammer...
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by gronne 8y ago
Thank you for the elaboration. Good point.
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by gronne 8y ago
“everyone being treated equally on the internet” never heard of this phenomenon before. Stray thought: if you are not anonymous - you will be subject to discrimination. if you are anonymous and others not - you will be subject to disc

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