jfabre

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by jfabre 4y ago
If you have trouble finding a job, sure. I use these questions to vet the employer, not the other way around. Mentality like "we have to ship right now" only works for so long and after a while no one is able to ship anymore and l
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by jfabre 4y ago
because they will drive themselves soon.
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by jfabre 4y ago
Much less annoying than most protests in the USA where people literally destroy private property and loot businesses. So yeah, it was annoying.
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by jfabre 4y ago
I don't see anything in this article that backs your claim.
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by jfabre 4y ago
And may I add, proceeded to freeze the bank accounts of all the leaders without due process.
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by jfabre 4y ago
Huh, you forgot the time when the PM decided to call on the emergency act to get rid of the trucker protest in the capital. Which was annoying for the residents I concede, but was 99.99999% peaceful.
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by jfabre 4y ago
People literally think that eating meat is unhealthy nowadays. While they don't restrain themselves on carbs and sugar whatsoever. Then you wonder why people are so confused and think being healthy is like winning a lottery ticket.
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by jfabre 4y ago
It's literally how western medicine works. (Exaggeration incoming) You have diabetes? Never mind the fact that you eat unhealthy and live a sedentary life. We're just gonna give you insulin so that you can keep surfing on your hig
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by jfabre 4y ago
ruby...
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by jfabre 4y ago
He didn't start blogging about how great Trump was, he blogged that Trump had a high chance of winning the election and explained why. Can't you make the difference between explaining a phenomena and encouraging it?
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by jfabre 4y ago
I can't wait for my kids to start questioning everything I say. So that I can let them figure out the why by themselves with me nudging them in the right direction. I won't have to do all the thinking and they actually learn to th
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by jfabre 4y ago
A gym membership is pretty affordable if you count the healthcare costs you're going to save down the road. Their fast-food industry is a massive problem. These parasites company do not have the health of their clients at hearth and th
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by jfabre 4y ago
A Hookup App for the Emotionally Jaded
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by jfabre 4y ago
Wouldn't it be more sensible to release often and in smaller increments instead? Why can't you do that? You only release one feature on top of master, test it to make sure nothing is broken then release it. The second feature has
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by jfabre 4y ago
You would need to provide me with a concrete example, because I've never really had the issue you're describing. I'm willing to bet it's fixable by having better management.
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by jfabre 4y ago
And I would also add: The reason your monolith is a mess is because your organization has low standards on code quality and doesn't value it. It is not willing to invest in it, and probably your department didn't acquire the skill
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by jfabre 4y ago
It always baffled me to hear:" Oh we're gonna do microservices, because our monolith is a total mess and we're very unproductive". If you can't organize a monolith, what makes you think you will be able to organize
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by jfabre 4y ago
Most men don't care about how much a woman makes. It might be a nice thing to have, but it's surely not a requirement. All other things equal, a rich woman has less options than a poor woman, because women typically don't wan
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by jfabre 4y ago
Both are. I've done both for a long time, forcing everyone to go at 30 km/h in a 50 zone is inconsiderate. Not as inconsiderate as not being careful around cyclists when you drive. This looks like a system design problem to me. Th
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by jfabre 4y ago
Your first sentence is more of a commentary than anything. Other than that I have to agree with you, just giving the numbers like that is super meaningless and almost deceptive, especially for infection data. It's a disgrace and should
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by jfabre 5y ago
I've just tried heroku so far and took me about 30 min to deploy my prototype, but I read there are limitations. Go take a look at fly.io and I think there's also another one that specialize in elixir hosting. Once I understand el
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by jfabre 5y ago
You should try phoenix and elixir, only been playing with them for less than a week and as a long time rails/ruby developer this is what it feels like again.
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by jfabre 5y ago
IMO, this belief is not anchored in reality. What really happens is that no one cares about your idea and most people don't get it until you prove them that it really works. By then, you have the resources and the momentum. No one just
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by jfabre 5y ago
depends on how gullible you are..
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by jfabre 5y ago
Tbh I'm conflating multiple things, I've heard a lot of good things about Haskell. But in C# for example, if the system was not designed with dependency injection and everything being an interface it's very hard to build a te
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by jfabre 5y ago
I never understood this argument. In what kind of shop are you working that passing a string named person to a method expecting an object is tolerated. Or even passing different types that don't share a common interface. This would nev
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by jfabre 5y ago
I have to agree, I've done over 5 years of C# and then went to ruby and never looked back. Static type checking raises the floor on incompetence, but also lowers the ceiling on excellence. I have to admit I don't have experience w
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by jfabre 5y ago
A company has multiple stakeholders. - Investors - Workers - Customers - Community A delicate balance has to be achieved by the company to meet everyone's need. If the company cannot achieve this, it will suffer one way or another.
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by jfabre 5y ago
it runs in your favorite browser..
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by jfabre 5y ago
Well for starter it saves the state of the maps. You never build anything too crazy in real life, because it requires a lot of setup during and between games. It's just not worth it. In digital form, you can afford to prepare big 3d ma

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