hergin

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Journey Through Google Search's History(google.com)
2 points by hergin 4y ago|0 comments
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Guy parked at each spot in the lot and analyzed it(twitter.com)
4 points by hergin 5y ago|0 comments
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by hergin 6y ago
I think the problem with this article and their approach will be more visible when super star developers start to leave the company. If they are all the same people from the very beginning, yes, throw lots of practices out of the window bec
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by hergin 6y ago
You look like having the misconception #2. > Misconception 2. You should find a CEO to run the company At early stages, no brilliant CEOs will agree to that and you don't want to do business with mediocre CEOs.
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by hergin 7y ago
So the assumption is that the targeted developers work in an environment where business rules are translated into code and they have access to domain experts? They will use your system to develop easier. By the way, I signed up for beta to
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by hergin 7y ago
As far as I understand, this is for developers to develop algorithms, right? If that is the case, aren't the algorithms mature already? Or are we as developers just passing the data to existing algorithms and problem types of your syst
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by hergin 9y ago
It is a neat idea to separate the semantics and the syntax. However, for some reason, it didn't get enough popularity. Apache Commons has an SCXML package which parses scxml statechart format (standard) and produces dynamic java object
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by hergin 9y ago
The article just focused on Uncle Bob's asking for "unit tests" in "Tools are not the answer". But I believe Bob just asked a rhetorical question over there. If someone is not writing unit tests at the very first p
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by hergin 9y ago
Maybe Google Wave arrived too early to the scene. These new generation chat apps all reminds me the features of Wave.
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by hergin 9y ago
It would be more interesting for GUI based projects. For example a WPF or html/css application. Seeing how it evolves step by step would be nice. Of course I am assuming the repository has logical commits.
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by hergin 10y ago
I forgot why. Because I like to interact and get answers for my unique questions from the teacher. Not a lot of online classes provide this interaction. Actually most of them are prerecorded videos and stuff.
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by hergin 10y ago
My main perspective on the issue: If I want to learn a completely new topic, I like it to with a teacher standing in front of me. Otherwise, I can take an online course just to recall some topics and update my outdated information.
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by hergin 10y ago
I believe much of the problem mentioned in the article is about us not being software engineers but only programmers/coders. If we, as an industry, would have adopted engineering discipline instead of producing systems in light speed b
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Deduping 650k emails in Snowden way(twitter.com)
2 points by hergin 10y ago|0 comments