justanotherc

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by justanotherc 7y ago
I was turned off of Laravel from a bad experience of the very reason you're afraid of it. Back in 2017 I was hired to take over a large Laravel 4.2 project, which included upgrading it to 5.0+ version. The upgrade was a very long, extr
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by justanotherc 7y ago
I have no idea what your site is about. Its just random links with no explanation about what they are or for.
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by justanotherc 7y ago
Not only weight, but due to the breakable nature of glass you also need more protective packaging, and you still get more breakage than plastic, which drives cost up even more due to lost product. With plastic, throw some shrinkwrap on th
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by justanotherc 7y ago
> Nobody asked for applications to support "more combinations of OS, input methods and data storage and accessibility and whatever else Really?! Just look at all the effort that people have spent their personal time contributing to
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by justanotherc 7y ago
Not only does re-use take large amounts of water in the cleaning of containers, but glass is orders or magnitude more expensive to ship product in. You're shipping a ton of glass around when you could be using that weight to ship produ
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by justanotherc 7y ago
Done!
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by justanotherc 7y ago
Okay!
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by justanotherc 7y ago
Exactly, although I tend to find the third screen starts to push the limits of the convenience of having the real estate vs the inconvenience of having to turn my head too much. Sometimes I just set up my terminal windows to take up have th
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by justanotherc 7y ago
I have an SEO based tool that's been limping along because I'm neither good at marketing nor interested in learning in order to scale it up. Its a customizable audit tool. If that sounds interesting to you, get in touch with me an
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by justanotherc 7y ago
I used to travel 6-8 months out of the year, and I'd happily go to a restaurant alone over spending more time in my hotel room eating alone lol.
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by justanotherc 7y ago
Funny you say Thai, because I actually live in a small town and a Thai place is our usual go-to for quick take-out down the road. Otherwise we have to drive the 12 min to the next bigger town with more choices which means cold food and a 25
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by justanotherc 7y ago
This is why I have never ordered UberEats. Plus cold McDonalds is gross. Its not hard to order takeout and run down the road myself. To be honest I don't really get why this whole trend is so popular.
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by justanotherc 7y ago
Agree
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by justanotherc 7y ago
The only problem with the 3rd point is that it sets a precedent that its ok to restrict civil liberties for x reasons. That future x reason could be valid, or it could be sinister and for political or national gain. Now it becomes a discuss
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by justanotherc 7y ago
Common guys, getting the phrasing right is not rocket appliances.
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by justanotherc 7y ago
#1 is very likely. However if it is extremely common to do unit tests "wrong", then that would mean I would need to find a testing guru to learn from in order to do it "right", and do a great deal of study to learn mysel
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by justanotherc 7y ago
I admit I still haven't really latched onto unit testing. I gave it an honest effort about a year ago, but the amount of time I was spending to mock out the inputs and then actually writing the test was absurd and I didn't feel pr
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by justanotherc 7y ago
This is a good way of putting it. All these "run your own agency" self-help courses have been pushing "value based" pricing with the promise that you can slap together a Wordpress template and charge $40k for it because
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by justanotherc 7y ago
Most of my kits ended up in buckets anyway! More fun to build freeform from scratch
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by justanotherc 7y ago
Refactoring is (as Uncle Bob puts it) an implementation detail. That means management doesn't understand its value, so they should not be expected to take ownership over it. As engineers we need to just do it, and build it into our tas
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by justanotherc 7y ago
Also as you alluded to, it doesn't sound like someone worth confronting at his house lol.
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by justanotherc 7y ago
I can't disagree with anything you said. But I think it goes without saying that any bit of economics can't really be fully encapsulated in a couple paragraphs. We're painting with broad strokes and of course there are more v
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by justanotherc 7y ago
This has been happening since women went to work after WWII. When you double the size of the workforce and keep the population the same, you will have a productivity boom at first, but then eventually things will come back into equilibrium
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by justanotherc 7y ago
That's up to the auditor to decide, not the auditee.
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by justanotherc 7y ago
Exactly what I was thinking! This had black mirror written all over it
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by justanotherc 7y ago
> you often want to manage entities with a set of custom fields Perch Runway (the big boy version of Perch CMS) can handle exactly that, although I've never personally needed it, I usually just stick with regular Perch because I&#x2
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by justanotherc 7y ago
In many frameworks the controller isn't even the entrypoint anymore though. Laravel for example has a separate router layer, which is the entrypoint that then passes things into a controller.
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by justanotherc 7y ago
The world will never agree on the best way to spend money. So why don't we just let people spend their own money the way they choose?
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by justanotherc 7y ago
People don't like to be told they did something wrong
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by justanotherc 7y ago
> The investments of rich people often never see the consumer economy. That's not true at all. Investments from the rich contribute greatly to the economy -- otherwise they would not be investments. Let's say that I had a billi

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