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by jtdev 6y ago
Nice! I’ll be adding this to my virtualenv + requirements.txt + pip process. Not sure why everyone wants to overcomplicate Python dependency management with pyenv/poetry/etc.
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by jtdev 6y ago
Maybe they should ask a question about resilient status page architecture among the ridiculous coding riddles they give candidates...lol!
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by jtdev 6y ago
I’m not sure how this could be cheaper than RDS...? Nor do I see how the complexity of this solution could be justified except in the most performance sensitive situations.
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by jtdev 6y ago
In a true apprenticeship, the apprentice makes wages while learning the craft/trade - and the apprentice doesn't pay the organization that they apprentice under or through... An apprenticeship where the apprentice is required to p
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by jtdev 6y ago
Yikes! "Your Income Share under this Agreement is 17.00%, subject to adjustment for underreporting or overreporting of Earned Income, as described herein." I think developers need to strongly consider organizing...
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by jtdev 6y ago
I've long believed that most programming jobs should be taught in an apprenticeship format - these bootcamps, overpriced CS programs, etc. just don't compare to the learning that happens when you sit with an experienced developer
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by jtdev 6y ago
> "as always, don't pay us until they get a job making over $50,000" Can you elaborate on this? How do these students pay Lambda School after they've reached > $50,000 (is that $50,000 annual, cumulative, something
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by jtdev 6y ago
Does Lambda School collect a percentage of the Fellow’s wages? Do these Fellows sign a contract with Lambda School? What is the model by which Lambda School makes money from this?
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by jtdev 6y ago
Agree with everything with the exception of assuming that Windows updates are anything short of a dumpster fire full of dumpster fires.
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by jtdev 6y ago
Maven is far more complicated and burdensome when compared to virtualenv and pip... pom.xml, what a righteous mess of XML and overly specified nonsense.
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by jtdev 6y ago
Agreed 100%,in fact of the languages I work with regularly (Python, Java, C#, JavaScript, Go) Python has the simplest dependency management solution via virtualenv + pypi + pip. Not sure why every Python thread turns into a conversation abo
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by jtdev 6y ago
What’s wrong with virtualenv + requirements.txt + pip?
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by jtdev 6y ago
Containers in FF have made me so much more productive as a consultant. I’ve been considering trying to develop a “containers” extension for Safari, but I suspect that the requisite APIs are not available...
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by jtdev 6y ago
It permeates everything .NET; try finding documentation that doesn’t assume you’re an EF adherent.
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by jtdev 6y ago
> “ Complexity in real world applications requires complexity in the frameworks that address them.” This is a dangerous way to think about complexity management.
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EF alone is a great reason to avoid the .NET ecosystem in my experience.
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by jtdev 6y ago
I was shocked as a developer who’s worked with numerous languages and framework, e.g. Python, C#, JavaScript, Java, Go, etc. to look at Apple’s docs... such a mess.
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by jtdev 6y ago
Did the Polish scoff at the rise of the third reich simply because their existed a line on a map dividing Germany and Poland?
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by jtdev 6y ago
What... Obamacare was supposed to fix all of the USA healthcare problems.
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by jtdev 6y ago
The relationship between Zoom and China should outright disqualify it from being used in any Democratic countries.
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by jtdev 6y ago
How does the constitution come into play here? The government doesn’t really have a great track record for being worthy of blind trust.
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by jtdev 6y ago
China has good reason to endorse Biden; should we assume that Biden has colluded with China in efforts to “hack” our election (whatever tf that means)?
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by jtdev 6y ago
Russian bots... the lefts favorite cop out argument of 2020. Please provide an example, otherwise your claims are nothing but rhetoric.
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by jtdev 6y ago
Okay, so are you supportive of Twitter censoring political speech? Or should we be given the opportunity to view information and decide for ourselves what is bullshit and what isn’t? Anyone who believes everything they see on Twitter is bey
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Who will watch the watchers?
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by jtdev 6y ago
Have you not been watching? They literally manufactured a Russia collusion story and then spent 4 years beating Trump over the head with it. Then they orchestrated a hijacking of the Democratic primary to prevent Bernie from being on the ti
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by jtdev 6y ago
I agree, this is a good thing; market efficiencies simply cannot be stopped in a free market.
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Try owning 1000+ acres of farm land, battling the elements, working daily to produce something, and then tell us all how these terrible farmers are getting a handout.
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This is the type of censorship/suppression that led to Donald Trump being POTUS...
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They don’t seem to apply this rigor to stories that are engineered to make the orange one look bad... the NYT “anonymous” piece, the hit job re: Trumps taxes, dishonest articles about border separations (who built the cages?), etc., etc. it

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