jantypas

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by jantypas 4y ago
Perhaps you don't enjoy working for a software engineering organization . When the organization is concerned about methodology as opposed to getting the result, that can be a problem. Too often, I've been in organizations that
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by jantypas 4y ago
Believe it or not, UNIX isn't quite dead yet -- it's just resting. In certain embedded environments, we use things like what was once called BSD/386. WindRiver took a UNIX and worked to make it suitable for real-time requir
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by jantypas 4y ago
Draw.io can get by, but for sequence diagrams, there's little better than WebSequenceDiagrams.com or in a pinch, LucidCharts.
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by jantypas 4y ago
Well, it's probably too late for me at 58, but when I grow up, I want to follow early Apple's best slogan ever -- Making Wheels for the Mind. That's what engineers do if we can -- we make tools that let other people do cool
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by jantypas 4y ago
My fault.... One thing I would suggest -- this is cool, but can we move away from Qt and move to NCurses? This is useful because it means I can use this over SSH.
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by jantypas 4y ago
Let's step back a bit and not ask about the mechanics. Twitter was, and, so far as I'm concerned, the nervous system of the Internet. It's main strength is saying "Hey, you were interested in this -- go to this URL&quo
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Wordtsar Review
2 points by jantypas 4y ago|2 comments
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by jantypas 4y ago
I'm not sure any language, book, class etc. creates the empowerment. I work in several languages and frameworks, and I don't feel any more powerful than when I was working with Unix and K&R. I think it's deeper than tha