jt2190

48 ms·

661.
by jt2190 4y ago
> Development is likely a bad example. Does “development” refer to something in my comment or something else? (Neither my comment nor the original post refer to “Development”.)
662.
by jt2190 4y ago
Ask yourself: In your day job, how much “management” of your work do you do for yourself? If your answer is “I mostly manage myself”, then your manager has already vacated the role we’re talking about automating with AÍ. You will experience
663.
by jt2190 4y ago
Fascinating. Thanks for sharing the link.
664.
by jt2190 4y ago
Interesting link, thanks for sharing! I’m only aware of one other attempt to secure the entire stack: Oxide Computing (focused more on data centers I think.)
665.
by jt2190 4y ago
> … these databases… Can you clarify? From the article it sounds like this is some kind of “blacklist” database (sort of like a “known spammers” list) that is somehow is used in the industry to deny traffic to certain domains. Is it a g
666.
by jt2190 4y ago
This has been implemented in some companies as “staff may freely move to another project led by another manager.” This really puts an emphasis on the “leadership” part of management.
667.
by jt2190 4y ago
I mean… Stop and Shop is literally two blocks from where Russo’s was [1] so I’m not sure what relevance Harvest or Market Basket bring to this conversation. (Edit: I’m not trying to be dismissive, but it’s not really clear why these other
668.
by jt2190 4y ago
> What now? I mean, there is no way to write code to “handle” this that isn’t just guessing on the part of the programmer. The correct thing to do is to prompt the user for verification or further information. > There are requiremen
669.
by jt2190 4y ago
It sure looks like we’re nearing the “peak Java Enterprise Edition” moment for frontend web development space. We got here honestly: Single Page Apps made “fat” clients possible in the browser, but that meant a lot of logic had to move to t
670.
by jt2190 4y ago
For some additional context on why the new list has fewer items. From the parent link: > Here are my nominations for software’s top 12 classic mistakes. Additionally: > To make the list of classic mistakes even more useful, in 2007 Co
671.
by jt2190 4y ago
Sorry, I thought I was following the guidelines correctly: > Please submit the original source. If a post reports on something found on another site, submit the latter. (I also didn’t realize that the content didn’t match. Mea culpa.)
672.
by jt2190 4y ago
Also the source should point to the author’s site. “Classic Mistakes”, Steve McConnell https://stevemcconnell.com/articles/classic-mistakes/
673.
by jt2190 4y ago
> I'd like to see some compelling evidence that supports the seemingly prevailing economic theory that the US can issue an unlimited amount of debt… The “US” in your comment is more than one entity. There is no single body that can
674.
by jt2190 4y ago
> I'd like to see some compelling evidence that supports the seemingly prevailing economic theory that the US can issue an unlimited amount of debt… The “US” in your comment is more than one entity. There is no single body that can
675.
by jt2190 4y ago
> Sprints don’t help organize things… You can’t talk about sprints unless you talk about the sprint demo: It’s the proof that the closed tickets actually represent completed work. > … they’re designed for mangares who don’t trust thei
676.
by jt2190 4y ago
I genuinely don’t understand what the purpose of such a thread would be. * Weird sense of relief? (“At least I wasn’t laid off!”) * Gloating? (“Ha! I knew that wildly successful company wasn’t so great!”) * Determine if a particular compa
677.
by jt2190 4y ago
> Anyway, is this useful for deaf people? How many deaf can understand sign languages but not understand written language? When I was doing accessibility work, I was told point-blank by a deaf person that the reading comprehension of the
678.
by jt2190 4y ago
In fact, if we step back a bit, a new hire _always_ brings some risk with them, because interview processes just aren’t perfect. What we’re mainly worried about here is accidentally hiring someone who we shouldn’t be able to hire, mainly fo
679.
by jt2190 4y ago
I think the 4.4% unemployment projection is from Table 1 of this document: “Federal Open Market Committee Summary of Economic Projections“ Sept 21, 2022 > Projections for the unemployment rate are for the average civilian unemployment ra
680.
by jt2190 4y ago
https://www.circle.com/en/usdc
681.
by jt2190 4y ago
They’re citing this report: “Freelance Forward Economist Report” by Dr. Adam Ozimek for Upwork. https://www.upwork.com/research/freelance-forward-2021
682.
by jt2190 4y ago
I would ask two questions: • “What is the current market rate for a Chief Technical Officer (CTO) for a company of this size, in this industry, in this particular market?” • “Can a company of this size, in this industry, in this market exis
683.
by jt2190 4y ago
[Somehow clicked reply without posting my full comment. Here it is:] It’s a Reuters story [1] republished in U.S. News and World Report. [1] “U.S. household wealth suffers record drop in second quarter”, September 9, 2022. https:/&#x2
684.
by jt2190 4y ago
It’s a Reuters
685.
by jt2190 4y ago
> This is usually when you're on company time with company assets. If you're at home/coffee shop and off the clock and on your assets/pc its your IP… what you're saying does not sound right/legal from my per
686.
by jt2190 4y ago
> I'd take "premature optimization is root of all evil" type of advice with a big grain of salt. Instead of responding by making this a conversation about “premature optimization”, we might do better by remembering that th
687.
by jt2190 4y ago
> Java can be very fast, however, it can be well worth avoiding object creation. I would be extremely hesitant about taking this as general advice for your program. Java object creation should be treated as “fast enough until it isn’t”
688.
by jt2190 4y ago
An interesting, related thing I’ve noticed is in many learn to program tutorials and exercises there’s a failure to be explicit about when we are creating a model, and that modeling is a skill, and that skilled model-builders first and fore
689.
by jt2190 4y ago
> Why [gender, race, and ethnicity] specifically? I suspect that companies are already required to collect this information, so the extra burden from this law is mostly around how to report it.
690.
by jt2190 4y ago
> … [A] market pay rate/invoicing data product…sell it to the people who need it most -- freelancers and consultants. > Selling to companies on the other side of this equation is also obvious… So basically an invoicing product th

More ›