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by hashkb 9y ago
I think LI get paid by ads.
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by hashkb 9y ago
What if I paint the bike artfully, put a copyright notice on it, and you sell the photos you took?
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by hashkb 9y ago
Additionally, it's still a great choice to back any fancy modern front end tool. API mode and/or Webpacker. I'd love for bootcamps to stop teaching Rails so the rest of us can start raising the bar again.
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by hashkb 9y ago
Author demonstrates exactly what is meant with code exam in the article
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by hashkb 9y ago
The biggest blocker I've run into is that the Docker build process can't cache bundler/npm/etc runs so every dependency change results in a full rebuild. Is that solved yet? If not, local dev with Docker is still a no-g
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by hashkb 9y ago
> that problem is so much harder to solve! Is it? Why don't we try and see?
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by hashkb 9y ago
When will it be available? Anytime soon?
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by hashkb 9y ago
I love how diplomacy isn't mentioned as an option. Sounds like the message between the lines is to expect and fear inevitable missile attacks.
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by hashkb 9y ago
Compared to a rigorous comprehensive education, social development, and near total lack of responsibility, starting a company at 18 is not "good" experience. 18 year olds are idiots (source: was one) and are simply not capable of
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by hashkb 9y ago
Aren't you ignoring all the unfilled positions the article is suggesting would be filled if employers paid fairly?
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by hashkb 9y ago
A code comment is not like an intro paragraph. Comments are second class compared to code; see any code base. Of course they don't actually do anything except confuse humans, partially because they have no defined syntax or grammar, a
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by hashkb 9y ago
> As you age, you get to know yourself better. Is this true? I had a manager tell me once "when you're thirty, everything just starts to make sense" which I now know is total bullshit because I hit that milestone and ther
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by hashkb 9y ago
Time does not translate directly to experience, not all experience is equal, and one thing old programmers should know about more than anything else is their personal biases. I agree with the point- I'm getting older, too- but the reas
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by hashkb 9y ago
We also have this idea now that spending an afternoon with some tech is enough experience to share with others. Initial learning curve and "am I immediately as productive as I wish I was?" have somehow become key metrics.
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by hashkb 9y ago
That may be true, but you could just not use gross compression on your digital tracks to achieve loudness and it'd be moot.
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by hashkb 9y ago
Please define "warmer" and compare to how 100 other vinyl buffs define it. It's meaningless, if you just admit it's an emotional preference then I'm fine with it.
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by hashkb 9y ago
The manual transmission and vi are both different in ways that power users can take advantage of. (I use both of those, and digital music)
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by hashkb 9y ago
As long as nobody is claiming they sound better, and it's just for fun and nostalgia, I'm all for it. It really bugs me when vinyl buffs try to argue their rig sounds better or warmer or whatever than the same rig with a digital (
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by hashkb 9y ago
> you can't control what's popular. Artists don't, but someone does.
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by hashkb 9y ago
Your interview process is unfair. 1. The shoot the shit session is guaranteed to be driven by your personal biases. 2. Working on a different ticket with every candidate ensures you can't possibly compare one candidate's perform
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by hashkb 9y ago
...to employees who will actually quit. Ethical managers never do it, great managers (measured from above of course) always do, strategically.
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by hashkb 9y ago
I'd like to hear the author compare and contrast this with React/Hyperscript.
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by hashkb 9y ago
I'm sorry... if you can't reverse a linked list, you should be ashamed to call yourself a hacker. Don't get pissed at me, go learn it right now. Know how? Force someone who doesn't to learn. Edit: I know it's just
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by hashkb 9y ago
Look at every other venue for black bars... sports, military, flags at half mast... they never have a person's name on them. That just isn't how it's done.
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by hashkb 9y ago
We have the most trees the same way we have the most cattle.
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by hashkb 9y ago
These customers/RFPs are way below market rate for software development. Given the reality of working with clients, these proposals are likely to result in developers taking a bath.
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by hashkb 9y ago
It also takes advantage of the fact that most people will assume they are referring to cancer.
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by hashkb 9y ago
Every client and manager I've ever worked for wanted their thing done as fast as possible. No business person I've met actually understands technical debt, let alone factors it into decision making. I work with my clients to manag
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by hashkb 9y ago
Because it gets late early?
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by hashkb 9y ago
He didn't follow the docs exactly. That doesn't matter, though, your first day should be bulletproof and if it's not, it's on the CTO. The buck does not stop with junior engineers on their first day.

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