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halis
7y ago
I agree with Google. Don't discuss politics or religion at work. It's not a good look.
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7y ago
Migrating from Oracle to Postgres is much more appealing because you can avoid the high Oracle license costs. I don't really see that much benefit in converting from MySQL to Postgres. While Postgres is a legit database, so is MySQL. I
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halis
7y ago
Don't negotiate with terrorists. Just cancel and refuse to do business with Adobe for the rest of your life.
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7y ago
I was pretty excited when I originally learned about ORMs. But I quickly found that their usefulness is very limited in the enterprise, where most of my career has been spent. You will likely find, as I did, that enterprises literally have
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halis
7y ago
Why buy this when I have kids?
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halis
8y ago
That's sad. For the senior levels, you can almost make that much in St. Louis.
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8y ago
Don’t agree to a salary. Get them to give you a 1099 and pay you an hourly rate. Pay your own quarterly and payroll taxes and write off your expenses. Get your own health insurance. You’ll come out like a bandit. Since they aren’t paying pa
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halis
8y ago
lmao
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8y ago
This announcement is about 6 years late, but yeah, it makes sense! Now, there may be some point in the future where I open a Microsoft browser and do more than barf on myself and download Chrome.
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8y ago
Do what's right for the company, not what's right for you. It will make it easier to win people over to your side and combat those who are only thinking about their own politics. If a user tells you the data is wrong then follow t
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halis
8y ago
It's not just AWS that competes with its customers, it's Amazon in general.
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8y ago
Abacus -> Calculator -> Excel -> Bare Metal Server -> VM -> Container -> Serverless -> Deploymentless -> Codeless -> Humanless -> Machineless -> Godless Hope this helps, thoughts and prayers!
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8y ago
Presidents can tweet about grabbing pussies.
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8y ago
I think it's fine to have a private channel for developers. If nothing else, it will give you a place to discuss technical problems without all the other noise.
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8y ago
I feel that unless we make some major breakthroughs in atmospheric carbon capture in the next 30 years, we are going to be royally screwed.
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8y ago
Some companies don't rely on intelligence and innovation. They are one of a small group of big players and their business model dictates that they have to block any competitors from attaining success.
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8y ago
Maybe he just doesn't like what you're selling. Find out what direction the company wants to go and help them get closer to that. I would recommend temporary feature branches, that frequently merge into master and also release bra
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8y ago
LMAO it looks like it would actually work in some cases, he mocks the assert function. https://github.com/auchenberg/volkswagen/blob/master/.these/...
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8y ago
My opinion of the code is this. It's pretty tight, which I can respect. I haven't run it, but it PROBABLY works. But it's hard to read. Things are named poorly. Many edge cases are missed (not checking arg
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8y ago
If you're going to interview someone that is going to write code that a computer runs, then make them write code and run it on a computer IN THE FUCKING INTERVIEW. Silicon Valley is retarded.
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8y ago
Nice!
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8y ago
Express + React + Redux
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8y ago
This book is very good. If you like Javascript and want to further your understanding of functional programming, then I would highly recommend it.
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8y ago
In my opinion, the answer to this question is no. But that's the thing, that's the answer for me. For you who knows!
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8y ago
I'm a huge RPG fan, so don't get me wrong, I love video games...but let's be honest, the stories only go skin deep. They are mostly shallow and the characters are mostly stereotypes that belong in a D-list movie at best (thin
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9y ago
https://i.ytimg.com/vi/PnRiGs3wYPg/movieposter.jpg
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9y ago
The short answer is yes...
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9y ago
In order of complexity you have: * shell scripts * AMIs * vagrant * docker Depending on what you need, any one of those may be a valid option for standing up a box. I could use a shell script to essentially do everything to prepare a box. I
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9y ago
We have the revolutionary answer to framework churn! Nothing will ever be the same! Ya'll ready for this! Behold! Web Components! Can someone please queue the Picard facepalm meme?
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9y ago
We're using prettier on a project at work. I was reluctant, I thought that there would be lots of bugs and mangled code, but it has been wonderful. We run eslint with the fix option and prettier all in one command. It even formats JSON
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