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GitHub Standards
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How perfectly sane people can end up writing terrible code
(medium.com)
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10y ago
https://ponyfoo.com/articles/terrible-code-sane-people
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innerspirit
10y ago
Whoops, I think it was a bad CloudFlare setting. Should be working now, hopefully.
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innerspirit
10y ago
Most of the data on there is not meant to be public. It's just a tool to abuse people's ignorance, disguised as a "research tool".
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How can good developers write such terrible code?
(linkedin.com)
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10y ago
I'm not sure what point you're trying to make, other than some pedantic point about the title. > Does anybody really not know that X was originally goto? The original "goto considered harmful" paper was very much tong
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4 forgotten code constructs: time to revisit the past?
(chrismm.com)
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How perfectly sane people can end up writing terrible code
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Good. Now perhaps make a study about sensationalized article titles like this one. The conclusion in the title is inaccurate. FTA: "Overall, Simons and his colleagues conclude that the evidence [...] is “inadequate”." and "it
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Are we ignoring some valuable aspects of development when doing estimates?
(medium.com)
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innerspirit
10y ago
$100 equals 40 hours of work in a blue-collar job down here in Argentina. It's probably even worse elsewhere.
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How to use your full brain when writing code
(chrismm.com)
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10y ago
Greed
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Why we’re going back to a tech world run by hackers
(chrismm.com)
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Simple ways of reducing the cognitive load in code
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innerspirit
10y ago
SEEKING WORK - REMOTE ONLY - based in Argentina I am a web developer with over 15 years of experience, and always looking for interesting projects to work on: small, medium or large. You might have seen my post "How to reduce the cogni
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http://up-for-grabs.net/ attempts to make contributing easier for new developers but it still falls flat IMO, there are few really bite-sized issues you can tackle and even those are going to require you to read a lot of pr
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I believe sites like http://up-for-grabs.net/ and https://openhatch.org/ are the kind of communities that we need more of. There is an attitude where people create projects to feed their egos, and giving he
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Author here. Thanks for the input. I think in some cases it can't be argued that a change is only going to be an improvement, such as in the case of npm lacking proper caching of packages until very recently. In the case of package man
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The other kind of JavaScript fatigue
(chrismm.com)
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Newton’s 3 Laws of Software Craftsmanship
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Simple Way to Apply Neuroscience to Software Development
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How to Reduce the Cognitive Load of Your Code
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A bit of neuroscience can help you develop software better
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Applying neuroscience to software development
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Write code smartly, not smart code
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Successful startups: Reddit AMA with a serial entrepreneur
(chrismm.com)
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The Effects of Accumulating Complexity on Your Project's Deadline
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Good Software Estimates Are Almost Impossible
(chrismm.com)
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