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by jhrobert 16y ago
Before 2005 most Wikis used to be easy to use, considering the target audience at the time (computer literate people). Nowadays, with 500 millions on FB, the audience has become "the rest of us". Unless I missed something, I think that ther
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by jhrobert 16y ago
Very nice indeed. Maybe you could also monitor some #hackertweet hash tag and include the matching tweets. That would be convenient to submit a tweet from any client, not just yours.
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by jhrobert 16y ago
1/ Install agile process: issue tracker (fix bugs first), CI, weekly deliverable, daily short conference call: what's up? what's next? any block? 3/ Loop Hire a new fellow, based on github track record Wait a while. Fire t
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by jhrobert 18y ago
The answer lies there: http://virteal.com/ThePerfectLogin Item 1 of the "check list" is titled "Optional registration"
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by jhrobert 18y ago
It's all about "systemizing". The inability of current degrees at predicting the actually efficiency of the programmers explains their lack of credibility. The day a degree will correlate with skills in computing, that degree will be needed
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by jhrobert 18y ago
INTP last time I checked.
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by jhrobert 19y ago
Itis not introvert, it is Asperger Syndrome, ie strange genes, this is what makes PG special! Why such a Syndrome exists is probably related to the nature of evolution, where diversity is a desirable feature to increase the overall complexi
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by jhrobert 19y ago
If activation mails were to get me back to where I was when I was REQUIRED to register, then I would find them less annoying. Instead, they get me to some new windows, on some profile page. And when I get back to the original window, guess
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by jhrobert 19y ago
There is a lot of confusion around logging because software developers use it to debug code whereas IT people use it to manage alarms in systems. Call me an idiot but I did write custom loggers multiple times in the past. I did that because
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by jhrobert 19y ago
Quality code is code that is worth reading, not just running. Which leads us to code litterature. And poetry. And haiku. $de&&bug( "Carpe diem") http://virteal.com/DebugDarling
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by jhrobert 19y ago
Onelyp http://onelyp.com -- The one and only plaform Available. 6 letters. http://virteal.com/CreativeDomainNames
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by jhrobert 19y ago
My bet is that existing Object Oriented Programming languages will become more "functionnal". ie: Everything is an object... or a value! http://virteal.com/ObjectVersusValue
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by jhrobert 19y ago
I 100% agree. But there is a dark side of the force in programmers too. Programming is fun. Bug fixing is not. Selfish programmers, however talented, don't fix bugs. Filtering out selfish talented programmers is not easy. Yet they probably
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by jhrobert 19y ago
Additionaly : User should be able to use their email address for password, if they wants it that way. In that case I guess that they should be warned when they allow their email address to be seen by others...
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by jhrobert 19y ago
Allow, but.. Username should an arbitrary object-id, service generated. This is OOD, isn't it ? Additionaly user should be given the possibility (not obligation) to provide: - one or more email addresses (primary & secondaries) - a uniq