hapless

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931.
by hapless 18y ago
That sounds like a pretty fundamental business problem: developers are acting alone without direction from supervisors?
932.
by hapless 18y ago
Internally developed applications can reach this level of complexity very easily. Unit testing in development isn't enough. At some point one also has to be able to do quality assurance and integration testing. In order to adequately unit
933.
by hapless 18y ago
Eliza was more convincing. (And it comes free with my editor.)
934.
by hapless 18y ago
Bavcyc hit the core of this problem: The central item is YOU. Are you, the programmer, familiar with perl? That's the question that really matters.
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by hapless 18y ago
You asked what we get, not what we need. Much of the industrialized world lives with too little sleep. I need eight to ten hours to function well. Perverse lifestyle choices have put me in a position in which I get three to four hours.
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by hapless 18y ago
Darcs' redeeming feature is that it's so, so, so easy to use. The documentation is clear and the system is simple. Distributed version control just doesn't get simpler. Unfortunately, it's not particularly portable and it's not particularl
937.
by hapless 18y ago
If I could charge people to feign interest in their projects, I would, too. Surely it's a scam.
938.
by hapless 18y ago
And this is supposed to replace java? ;)
939.
by hapless 18y ago
I think I'm missing something important here. What is the purpose of a smartphone in the first place, particularly for 'a young programmer' ?
940.
by hapless 18y ago
Holy guacomole. What is that desk, and where can I get one?
941.
by hapless 18y ago
When are they going to be "poison neutral" ? I couldn't care less whether my vendor is carbon neutral. I sure would care if they opened recycling centers in the U.S., rather than shipping waste overseas to poison the poor.