jackblemming

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by jackblemming 5y ago
The marketer must have reality bending charisma. That alone has immense value.
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by jackblemming 6y ago
Depends. For a quick prototype or small project? Seems fine. For a project with changing requirements and planned long term use (read: most software), it's probably best to not mix all your technologies in a single layer.
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by jackblemming 6y ago
Yes I was surprised they didn't include any analysis on how the hired employees actually performed. Nor did they test their system by doing blind interviews where already hired and well performing employees would go through the pipelin
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by jackblemming 6y ago
Yes it can be that high depending on _how you're measuring_. I think this is why the myth has gone on for a long time. It also greatly depends on who you're comparing. Are you comparing Peter Norvig to a 1st year undergraduate, or
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by jackblemming 6y ago
Not quite that high, but you'd be silly to believe there's no difference in speed at all.
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by jackblemming 6y ago
Imo great engineers produce a lot of good to great quality work fast. They care about the big picture and get involved with the actual domain they're working in. They see code reuse opportunities and friction company wide vs only whate
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by jackblemming 6y ago
What's the difference between "Chaos Engineering" and fault injection, which has been around since 1970~?
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by jackblemming 6y ago
https://www.theregister.com/2013/03/22/vietnam_kids_google_i...
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by jackblemming 6y ago
> I mean, if I see a class named ReportVisitor, I immediately know what the author’s intent was, and what the structure of the code is. https://blog.cleancoder.com/uncle-bob/2015/07/05/PatternPush...
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by jackblemming 6y ago
If this could convert passive voice to active voice, or underline it as an error, this could be a great technical writing tool for inexperienced writers. Good technical writing is hard, a tool similar to this could be useful.
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by jackblemming 6y ago
Then you probably have a different definition of beauty, because to me, beautiful code does check assumptions it makes.
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by jackblemming 6y ago
Calculating powers isn't constant, as far as I know.
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by jackblemming 7y ago
>This can work, but it increases complexity of C, and the logic gets messy as well, as the code gets riddled with if blocks like "if called from A then do this block of logic". Instead of doing this, the author should consider