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11y ago
I love the idea of data validation, but... I currently work with people whom will welcome this as an invitation to spend weeks upfront designing strict schema.
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11y ago
I have been on the opposite side, working in a female dominated office of fifty employees. I was one of seven males, myself interning during summer vacation. I was once called into HR because I made someone feel uncomfortable by not saying
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11y ago
One thing that isn't accounted for is a drastic change toward an indoor culture. Kids are often forbidden to leave their home and socialize in a normal context. If the only option available to interact with friends are social networkin
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11y ago
I discovered almost the exact same problem in a very large production site once, except it was the .svn directory.
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11y ago
Try this link: https://www.apple.com/imac-with-retina/
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11y ago
You can ask for anything and you should, if you are worth it.
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12y ago
RubyMine is good, albeit glitchy on large projects.
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12y ago
I keep encountering gripes that people can't "buy" upgrades to new Apple products. No... but you can totally add more RAM if you up your surface mount soldering skill game. ;) Semi seriously though... you can totally keep old
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13y ago
OS X is BSD based. ;)
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13y ago
Rails? MBP or better, for me. Running unit tests on the Air kicks my fan on and takes many seconds just to start up the harness. You need to think of available RAM also, if you're using a fat IDE like Eclipse or RubyMine. A way around
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13y ago
I built the Steam integration API for a semi-popular MMO using Go. It's type system, marshaling/serialization and concurrency features made it ideal. The compile & load times are faster than even just loading a Rails app. As m
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13y ago
You can say the same thing about references. When I see a stellar recommendation, that's when it makes a difference.
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13y ago
Cool!
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13y ago
Revel worked really well for a project of mine with MongoDB... a DB that doesn't really play well with traditional ORMs. The idiomatic Marshall & Unmarshall features of the language carry over to the Mgo driver. Basically, Go alrea
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13y ago
As someone who's built systems like these, there often is no reason at all. Why do something instantly when the law lets you take a few days? I've been asked to stretch the timing out on purpose before. There are many cases, howev
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13y ago
Magento is great... except if you plan to sell more than 50 items per minute while sustaining a few dozen page views per second. It's near impossible to scale beyond its upper cap. 10,000's of files / classes, 100's of tables and 300+ SQL q
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14y ago
if you hold the glass long enough, the water will evaporate. so... yeah.