kraftman

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by kraftman 7y ago
You can't redefine technical debt to include future requirement changes, and then say that definition is wrong and it isn't really debt.
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by kraftman 7y ago
Inheritance drives me nuts. I'm trying to read through a class and keep it all in my head, then I see a call that isn't defined, so I have to look at the base class. Now I have two classes I'm trying to keep in my head. But o
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by kraftman 7y ago
> I have friends who claim they cannot write code without static types and that JavaScript is unusable. What are their reasons?
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by kraftman 8y ago
I really didnt mind when phones were thicker. I'd be happy if my phone was thicker now if it meant having a bigger battery. I'd be even happier if my phone was thicker now and it meant I had a screen that's (optionally) twice
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by kraftman 8y ago
I guess it depends on how you define enemies. I think that generally an enemy is considered to be someone who is actively hostile towards you in a specific way, rather than just a general way. If you ask someone to name three friends, they
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by kraftman 8y ago
I think it's more weird to have enemies.
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by kraftman 8y ago
I think there's a distinction between 'you guys' and 'the guys', just like there's a difference between 'my baby' and 'the baby' in songs. If I said 'I want you guys to all stand up&#x2
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by kraftman 8y ago
Isn't that how all food is measured though?
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by kraftman 8y ago
What technology are they developing that people are asking for?
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by kraftman 8y ago
I mean it's clearly a stargate.
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by kraftman 8y ago
First I've heard of this. I used Atom for a few years on windows and ubuntu without any issues except opening very large files.
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by kraftman 8y ago
I think they're referring to places like roundabouts where you can cross halfway and the traffic only comes from one direction. Cars would never reverse off a roundabout and it's illegal and pretty dangerous to bike into a roundab
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by kraftman 8y ago
That's a Germany problem, not a Europe problem. The rest of Europe has good support for tap/pin.
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by kraftman 8y ago
restore from soft shutdown is pretty quick, restore from sleep is very quick. The problem is that both still drain battery pretty quick.
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by kraftman 8y ago
I think you're missing the point: that what's important to you is not necessarily important to everyone else.
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by kraftman 8y ago
I didn't downvote, but if I did it would be for the 'I'm floored that people do [common thing that most people do]', rather than the fact they turn of their location services. As you said, there's no free lunch, but
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by kraftman 8y ago
What are you gaining in exchange for making your life harder?
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by kraftman 8y ago
on a surface book touch and pen work but battery doesnt, and theres no auto rotate
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by kraftman 8y ago
Maybe the police should stop shooting people...
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by kraftman 8y ago
What were your reasons?
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by kraftman 8y ago
Is it supposed to be a list of good questions you should ask, or crap questions you should prepare to get asked?
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by kraftman 8y ago
> I'm not sure that reducing the comments-to-code ratio by increasing the complexity of the code really helps anything. More lines doesn't mean more complex, it's the same logic just the logic is named now and more reusabl
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by kraftman 8y ago
By naming as much as possible. I'd need to know the rationale in the ticket to be able to try and codify it, but here's how I'd try and do the rest: https://codepen.io/anon/pen/Jwyzdv
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by kraftman 8y ago
'A comment is a failure to express yourself in code. If you fail, then write a comment; but try not to fail.' - https://twitter.com/unclebobmartin/status/870311898545258497... And a bit more on the same
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by kraftman 8y ago
yeah i think this the most likely one as well, people wont like finding out theyre rubbing glitter into their hair/skin
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by kraftman 8y ago
Yeah often the comments are the names of the inner functions that should be extracted out too.
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by kraftman 8y ago
I'm all for cool websites but by the time i scroll low enough for the data to show on the graph, the graph is off the page. then i scroll back up and it removes the data from the graph!
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by kraftman 8y ago
They can hire a mid/ senior developer who will get up to speed fairly quickly and be able to work on their ownand then will leave after a year or two, or they can hire a junior Dev who will take longer to get up to speed, and use up th
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by kraftman 8y ago
I went to a conference recently where one of the talks was a guy from comcast on 'Progressive Web App performance'. The two takeaways were that they had decided against ever using SSR (he didnt say why just acted like it was ridic
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by kraftman 8y ago
Doesn't nextjs do this already? You write an SPA that nextjs implicitly also knows how to render server side

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