hartez

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   by hartez 15y ago

   Ending the infographic plague: http://www.theatlantic.com/business/archive/2011/12/ending-t...
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   by hartez 15y ago

   During the discussion for http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3464671 someone mentioned the idea for linter bot to clean up errors in github repos. Some bots like this already exist, but they're not always welcomed by everyone. I wondered
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   A proposed standard for source control robots(github.com)

   1 points by hartez 15y ago|1 comments
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   by hartez 15y ago

   Is there any equivalent of the robots.txt standard for public code repositories? Being able to opt-in to certain bots might be helpful (opt-out being the default, of course).
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   by hartez 15y ago

   tl;dr; - Too many good people have 'portfolios' that they can't legally show me; until that changes, I have to ask people to code on a whiteboard. Here's the more nuanced version (in which I largely agree with jnbiche): The stuff listed in
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   by hartez 15y ago

   Yep. It's Hanlon's Razor. You'd be surprised how many people with a master's in CS show up to an interview and can't write a recursive method to compute n factorial out on a whiteboard. Hell, I'd say about 10% of the people I interviewed co