maleck13

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by maleck13 9y ago
My kids love LEGO, but the price of buying new sets seems very high and off putting to me. So instead only buy sets at xmas
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by maleck13 9y ago
So government agencies will negotiate with terrorists it seems?
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by maleck13 9y ago
Used this recently and found it great. That's for the hard work and effort that clearly went into this.
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by maleck13 9y ago
36 still code occasionally in work but do a lot of future planning, technical direction and leadership work. Experience is a huge benefit and I love having experienced people on my teams. I do a lot of side projects and open source
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by maleck13 10y ago
I agree with finding a balance. A blunt attack may knock one person's confidence causing them to no longer offer ideas while for another it may encourage them to think a little harder about the problem before offering a solution.
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by maleck13 10y ago
You do also have panic available which is for exceptional cases
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by maleck13 10y ago
I was a gardener until I was 25. I hated it. My father is still a gardener and he loves it. I am 35 now an I eat sleep and live software and I love it. Although I do try to work on l my own projects in my own time. I have 2 young kids and a
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by maleck13 11y ago
Can you explain further why golang is bad for data stores, do you mean cache in particular? Seems contrary to many of the new datastores that I see being developed: etcd[1] , cockroachdb[2], influxdb[3] just to name a couple that are writte
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by maleck13 11y ago
Just wanted to add my thanks to the author for writing this enjoyable piece. After working with node for 4 yrs & golang for 1yr, I think they both have their place. If forced to choose one, I would currently pick golang due to its excel
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by maleck13 11y ago
This looks great. Will definitely be making use of it
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by maleck13 15y ago
Grails/Groovy at home PHP at work.