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by inerte 15y ago
The part about managers thinking less of you because you do not negotiate is completely true. Everybody wants an awesome negotiator under them. Just like if you solve P=NP on the white board on the interview will mark you as the wizard, neg
542.
by inerte 15y ago
Did it stop working internally? Do Google employees still get to use it?
543.
by inerte 15y ago
Yes, I work with 12 other people, 6 check-in all the time-everywhere, and 2 others say they use to read reviews. Majority in a minority? Maybe... but still used.
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by inerte 15y ago
I had the same thought, but maybe our research would "feel" like a research. It would have forms, focus groups, funding, schedules... a very different situation than his, I presume.
545.
by inerte 15y ago
All of your data plus a byte saying it was deleted.
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by inerte 15y ago
Although I mostly side with Tiel on his observations, to be fair you're comparing a century to a decade. And in hindsight it is easy to tell what was a breakthrough. Remember that when computers were invented few thought that we would have
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by inerte 15y ago
My granularity is: Different things go on different commits. For example, you can include 30 files and hundreds of lines in one changeset if they are all related to the new feature X, but do not in the same changeset correct the indentation
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by inerte 15y ago
It's not the way this particular startup implemented Scrum. If you're doing fixed-length iterations, I've seem many times managers/PO asking for some stories to be done during the next cycle. Now, some people will say "You're doing it wrong
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Pong in Clojure - Please review our code(inerciasensorial.com.br)
1 points by inerte 16y ago|0 comments
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by inerte 16y ago
We put this on our menu, under "Tasks": http://erkie.github.com/ with the text " destroy system "
551.
by inerte 16y ago
Agreed, and let me add typing speed is important to 90% of a programmer's activity outside a source code editor. The changeset commit message, the bug tracker description, the status report email, commenting on Hacker News... ;) Anyone who
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Django Dynamic Fixture(code.google.com)
4 points by inerte 16y ago|5 comments
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by inerte 16y ago
I actually do not know how much environmental impact my desktop PC (and a 22" monitor) made. Worse than my 42" TV? Like a car panel or maybe a dozen cellphones? I just don't know its costs. And I would need more details before answering the
554.
by inerte 16y ago
Good tests are almost a pre-requisite to continuous deployment. Usually code is only deployed after passing the tests. Check what "continuous integration" is. You can do continuous deployment without an automated test suite. Heck, I've ha
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by inerte 16y ago
Most of their work is commissioned, that is, some(one/group/thing) comes to them and ask for their opinion, or they sell topical reports once in a while. Most think tanks have a bias, and have their "findings" used as justifications.
556.
by inerte 16y ago
Krugman was talking about running the country as a business (America Inc), not productivity.
557.
by inerte 16y ago
Yes. But you can not crowd-review a patent, since it sometimes gives hints about whole business models, and getting others to know your inventions is dangerous (small differences are easily defensible in patent claims). Therefore you can no
558.
by inerte 16y ago
The 90k is an example of "list the salary" and not "pay at least this much to have attention".
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by inerte 16y ago
Yes, or more precisely, good outbound links counts on your favor. I've never heard of a site being "penalized" for not having links, but I'm sure having good links is good for the website (and also, having bad links is bad to your website).
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by inerte 16y ago
I'm constantly emailing articles that I find interesting to my boss. He doesn't take personally because it's not ONE article to HIM. Sometimes I email the whole team, sometimes two or three people, sometimes just him. Sometimes I want him t
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by inerte 16y ago
I know nothing about Ruby/Rails or A/Bingo, but isn't head and body or html just elements? AFAIDK you could test a whole lot more. In other words, haven't you ever tried to A/B test the full page? :)
562.
by inerte 16y ago
You mean by getting a (single) programmer.
563.
by inerte 16y ago
nofollow is a bad idea and I wish Google stopped using, Matt. You can't trust people saying "these are not bad guys". Anyway, shouldn't getsatisfaction reward good customer service? You're just saying it's their problem to filter what's bad
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by inerte 16y ago
Interesting question! A quick Google search for "predictors of interestingness" shows that several studies were made to see what makes something interesting, and on different areas. For example, what makes a piece of text interesting, what
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by inerte 16y ago
What a coincidence! A few days ago I had some ideas about CV reviewing, and since you're a recruiter, could you provide some feedback if the service would be useful? :) http://www.inerciasensorial.com.br/2010/10/14/geral/crowd-re...
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Crowd review a resume(inerciasensorial.com.br)
1 points by inerte 16y ago|0 comments
567.
by inerte 16y ago
No reason, go for it. Seems like fun. I don't think you'll ever change the "musical industry", but a city bar would work wonderfully.
568.
by inerte 16y ago
If you were born 200 years ago, you would say us being there was impossible. In a couple centuries, (hopefully) it'll be a non-issue. Who knows? The important thing is that we actually found something only theory foresee. Assuming this part
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by inerte 16y ago
This technique has been used for a while, and it's widely known. It's "easy" to defeat, you need to ask someone else for a copy, and match its contents/changes with the copy from the original leaker. I don't mean to say it's a bad idea, and
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by inerte 16y ago
Agree completely, in fact I sort said some of these things at another message on this thread. An like I said in the parent, Google vs. FB is not a fight that I particular believe, but I was hoping to shed some light on why people make this

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