jonrimmer

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by jonrimmer 13y ago
"Men tend to organise the way they fuck - one big rush and then that "wham, slam, thank you maam", as it were. Women should be building our movement the way we make love - gradually, with sustained involvement, limitless endu
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by jonrimmer 13y ago
This is also wrapped up with the notion of cargo-culting, which is common in tech. If you examine a successful company or team to try and work out why they're successful, you tend to focus on the most obvious factors: Their structure (
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by jonrimmer 13y ago
Because writing controllers, services, directives, etc. with various dependencies is something you do all the time, and the DI reflection lets you do so in a quicker, friendlier, and non-duplicated way, whereas setting up the ng-min step is
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by jonrimmer 13y ago
Agreed, it reads like the same faddish, pseudo-science the author purports to debunk. "I tried all the diet books, and none of them worked, but finally here's one that does, because SCIENCE!" It's the same old shopping c
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by jonrimmer 13y ago
Brackets[1] is a decent programmer's text editor developed by Adobe and using WebKit. It works fine. The performance and polish of web editor components like CodeMirror has come on a long way in the past couple of years. [1] http:&#x2
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by jonrimmer 13y ago
Will you remember though, six months later? What about when someone inherits the codebase from you, or you inherit a codebase from someone else containing a solution someone else implemented? You'll be stuck trying to diagnose and fix
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by jonrimmer 13y ago
'Creator of "Dirty Jobs" Mike Rowe testifies to Congress about the WebKit inspector'
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by jonrimmer 13y ago
Maybe some do, but their articles don't get popular on Hacker News and other aggregators, for some reason :-P
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by jonrimmer 13y ago
This seems extraordinarily unfair to the author. Being "proactive" can't retroactively make your team write documentation, make them care about engineering quality, or stop them wasting time in meetings, it's just a lame