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by hnruss 9y ago
> Do you have standards for those though? Yes, we try to follow industry standards for code formatting as much as possible, but we also try not to be too picky about formatting if it doesn't meet those standards exactly. Usually aut
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by hnruss 9y ago
PRs on my team are done at the request of the author, who maintains full responsibility for the code. When review is complete, the author merges when they are ready (they have full access rights). The author has the right to ignore whatever
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by hnruss 9y ago
If I were doing consulting, I'd look into using JIRA Service Desk to interface with clients and using JIRA internally to track tickets (JIRA integrates with Service Desk). I'd manually enter any external communications into Servic
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by hnruss 9y ago
Software Developer, Full Time, on site, ~10 employees. Workday: - Wake up, get ready - Get to work 15 mins late - Review communications and determine what my work goals are for the day, usually takes an hour or less - Get coffee from the ne
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by hnruss 9y ago
I looked at mozilla/activity-stream a bit to try to find some examples of fathom usage, but didn't find any. Then I figured out that it doesn't depend directly on fathom-web, it depends on page-metadata-parser (which then dep
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by hnruss 10y ago
My team has benefited significantly from diligently reviewing pull requests. It may seem like a waste of time at first, but I can't count how many bugs we've caught this way. Team productivity is also increased due to knowledge-sh
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by hnruss 10y ago
You're not being too impatient. It sounds to me like there might be a problem with your resume. Get some other developers to help you with it. Maybe have them give you mock interviews to make sure that when you do get an interview, you
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by hnruss 10y ago
Agreed. The part about 'c' seemed pretty contradictory, and without much explanation as to the exception.
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by hnruss 10y ago
I don't mind thoughtful political discussion, but much of what I see on Facebook is partisan political propaganda. Commenting on it only seems to legitimize it.
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by hnruss 11y ago
The chart at the bottom of the article is incorrect in at least a few spots: - The article does not identify difficulties with testability or development of the MicroService architecture. - The face shown for Layered architecture's &qu
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by hnruss 11y ago
Searched around for the PostgresRaw repo, think this is it? https://github.com/HBPSP8Repo/NoDB
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by hnruss 11y ago
That makes more sense, thanks.
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by hnruss 11y ago
"Notice that the manual section uses an ID to match it with the corresponding section when regenerating the code so that is placed in the same location." public function getName(): string { /* BEGIN MANUAL SECTION
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by hnruss 11y ago
I think Falcor is conceptually interesting, but after reading some of the documentation and project code, I don't want to use it (at this point). The library bills itself as "middleware", but it looks more like an application
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by hnruss 13y ago
A marginal tax rate of 97.75% on the top tier does not mean that a person in that tier would pay 97.75% of their total earnings. It means that they would pay 97.75% of their earnings on income above a certain threshold. For example, if the
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by hnruss 13y ago
Your assumption is basically correct, except a lot depends on what content in the mockup is meant to be dynamic. Sometimes a mockup can imply certain features which then must be implemented in order to fully meet the design. It is those fea
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by hnruss 14y ago
From what I've seen, most of the contributors to large projects are one-time contributors who just want to implement their one cool idea for the project. Maintainers who want to encourage those sort of contributions need to do everything th
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by hnruss 14y ago
Whatever happened to reading road signs? They are actually pretty easy to use.
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by hnruss 14y ago
Hyperboles are great for jokes, but bad for arguments. Many people take hyperbolic statements too literally and are quick to argue with them. By arguing the point, the person who made the statement is put on the defensive and the conversati
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by hnruss 14y ago
TI-83+ was my only hand-held programming system. In high school, I wrote Blackjack, Trapshoot, and a Whac-a-mole clone on it, along with a few originals. I hope that touchdevelop takes off-- it might be the only reason I'd get a tablet.
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by hnruss 14y ago
where's the kickstarter?
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by hnruss 14y ago
Thieves are dumber than you think. One time, they stole my front bike wheel because it had a quick-release, but left the back wheel even though it also had a quick-release. (The back wheel is worth more because of the gearing system on it.)
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by hnruss 14y ago
Now if only you could fork art and send a pull request...
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by hnruss 14y ago
I feel like every language has a certain domain in which it excels, and every language has it's detractors. If there was one language to rule them all, then that's what we'd all be using.
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by hnruss 14y ago
Good counterpoints. Perhaps it just depends on what you're trying to teach. If you're trying to teach students language-specific APIs, then you wouldn't want them to have auto-complete. If you're trying to teach students how to program in a
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by hnruss 14y ago
I agree with everything in the article. I'd add one more thing: encourage students to use an IDE. Whenever you write code, you should be able to compile, run and set break points with a single click or keystroke. The first thing I do when I
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by hnruss 14y ago
Just because you CAN do it doesn't mean you SHOULD. Even if you don't think of it as "gambling", you're still taking in tons of money without providing any tangible benefit to society. If you want to make money from investing, why not do so
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by hnruss 14y ago
I think the idea that animals don't have altruistic abilities is incorrect. Besides the occasional news stories of animals doing seemingly altruistic things (sometimes even for other species), the common act of an animal raising it's young
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by hnruss 14y ago
Agreed, it would be better to become more involved in a project before contributing. Unfortunately for those new to open source, the easiest projects to contribute to are often ones that they've never heard of before. I think that just lear
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Where to start with open source development?(chicoteam.wordpress.com)
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