itsnotme

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by itsnotme 15y ago
Lots of meaningful things take thousands of programmer hours. Projects where those thousands of hours are meticulously planned for by non-programmers (whether by using "Agile" or any other process that sits on top of the process of program
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by itsnotme 15y ago
I enjoy programming with other programmers. But I don't collaborate well with people who don't know a fucking thing about programming who try to put process on top of the process of programming. Cowboy is a complement. It doesn't mean "lo
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by itsnotme 15y ago
If you're planning a project to take thousands of programming hours to complete, you are an idiot, and nothing can help you.
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by itsnotme 15y ago
> [Obligatory plug and disclaimer: Agile professional You sell process for a living. You claim, "After all, it's not like you can have no process at all. Whatever you're doing already is a process." When you said that, you accidental
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by itsnotme 15y ago
The lettering is what makes the original poster. The original poster was most probably hand lettered by a talented lettering artist. Arial doesn't come remotely close. Especially the capital "r". Arial's "R" makes me want to turn away.
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by itsnotme 15y ago
I apologize if you feel my post was "Go is great!" You shouldn't apologize for the feelings of others. DHowett started us in the wrong direction here with his snark (nothing else, just snark), and now none of the responses in the subthre
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by itsnotme 15y ago
Having good programmers who can't agree on a consistent style is problematic, but good programmers can follow a reasonable style guide, even if they have quibbles about it.
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by itsnotme 15y ago
I'm not surprised to see this reaction. The folks who react strongly against this announcement have ideas, and think these ideas make them special. We've all worked with that girl who succeeded at everything she touched. We'd hire her in