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by manyxcxi 10y ago
I don't get this. Except for HipChat, (and I'd argue SourceTree), how exactly does Atlassian kill/destroy things? I have yet to use another ticket system for software development that is as decent to use as JIRA. I'm not
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by manyxcxi 10y ago
That was probably a bad off the cuff example, my point was that there's a happy medium between concise and verbose, and I think we're better off erring on the side of verbose.
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by manyxcxi 10y ago
I use probably 70% Java in a given week, there was a time when I was 100% .NET, and there have been long stretches where the majority was overwhelmingly C, Node, Python, PHP. This is a long way of saying I've spent a lot of time floati
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by manyxcxi 10y ago
My friend's name is Alexis, we basically turn off Alexa when she's over. Now, what if Alexis is helping me pick out a doll house for my daughter and I say Alexis, Order me a dollhouse? Now let's say this is a biopic that happ
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by manyxcxi 10y ago
Contrived example, but one that probably accounts for a LOT of the !importants are utility classes, say .bold. If you put on that class you want to be sure it's getting applied, regardless of the styles which may come before or after i
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by manyxcxi 10y ago
Likely: She's been working at the same place for most of (if not all of those 10 years) and she's just basically keeping the home-grown system running and punching out some minor features. She probably got that Senior title simply
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by manyxcxi 10y ago
Though it's probably over engineered for this trivial problem, would you, as someone not familiar to Akka or Pipes&Filters want to waste your mental bandwidth on a really complex problem, or get a familiarization with the concepts
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by manyxcxi 10y ago
My anniversary is in two weeks. How well do we think it will go for me if I pre-order this and call it an anniversary present?
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by manyxcxi 10y ago
Couldn't you argue that the majority of cars are built mostly with robots? There may not be a brake changing robot, but I bet there's a brake installing one. When it gets to the point that the automated labor is cheaper than or mo
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by manyxcxi 10y ago
The nice thing about 1Password (is for the time being) the fact you don't have to use cloud services and can manage syncing locally or via Dropbox. They're making a big push to the web version which we use for work, but I have a p
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by manyxcxi 10y ago
I was able to get a Windows version running under Wine on the latest version of Mint. On their site (I believe in the FAQ) they link to a thread with instructions on how to do it. It works mostly fine, but there are some gotchas they list o
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by manyxcxi 10y ago
The biggest thing with Arduinos specifically is that the cheap ones don't really have the capacity to negotiate proper web services. They can't handle HTTPS, you are not going to be deserializing JSON in RAM, etc. By the time you
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by manyxcxi 10y ago
The docs are what got me to give it a try and I use it now for any page that has complex/reactive interactions. Java (even with Thymeleaf templates), PHP, Node, and just straight HTML. Because of the many different ways you can integra
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by manyxcxi 10y ago
I started in EE in college and ended up switching to CpE (Computer Engineering, which basically was 60/40 CS/EE) because I found I liked the programming slightly more than the EE side of things. I still find the book a tad dense a
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by manyxcxi 10y ago
Like all big companies your experience depends more on your group than the company as a whole. I've got a number of friends at MSFT in various tech roles, some have their own office as a developer, some are in a cube or open floor envi
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by manyxcxi 10y ago
We weren't. We started on G Suite, we had people (myself included except for personal stuff) who've always been on Exchange- but we as a company didn't start on it. The final straw really was the problems we were having with
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by manyxcxi 10y ago
Having grown up in Portland and worked with and for Bay Area companies my whole career, I'd say that I agree with the premise that for younger tech people it could be beneficial to move there- but not because of the money. Because of t
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by manyxcxi 10y ago
We started our company on G Suite, and after about year switched to O365. At the end of the day, there were two big factors: 1. We were still paying a subscription for Office while on G Suite, the cost to change to fully O365 was at worst n
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by manyxcxi 10y ago
Ha, I just threw together a little project to turn my CHIP into a headless jukebox. What funny timing that I was working on this out of boredom/an excuse to actually use my CHIP and this is like 8th post on Pi/CHIP jukeboxes that&
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by manyxcxi 10y ago
Not that other companies are immune to this, but it sure does feel like a bullet dodged having moved from Netgear to Ubiquiti hardware in my house. At what point are consumer router manufacturers (as well as other vendors that are pumping o
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Netgear Customers Urged to Turn Routers Off(telegraph.co.uk)
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by manyxcxi 10y ago
I don't have any financial stake in them, I'm just a pleased patron, but it's this stuff that had me leaping to be an early adopter of Final[0]. Flat out, it's a credit card- but with their site or app you can generate s
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by manyxcxi 10y ago
XLS and XLSX are neither clear nor unambiguous and I would take 12 CSV formats over either any day. I actually haven't ever met anyone who seriously had to extract data from XLS/X frequently that didn't revile it for its ambi
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by manyxcxi 10y ago
What I don't get from the article, if I'm pissed about the hardware change why am I trying to run Linux on it/my old one? A) You keep your old laptop and continue to run macOS for as long as possible B) You're shopping f
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by manyxcxi 10y ago
The point is now I have 1, not 43. I have a gateway. I've chosen to have a front door, not dozens of open windows.
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Why doesn't it have the funds, and is it just making sure to pay other people/vendors first? If there's money in the bank and it doesn't go to paying the employees or executing a maneuver to get the employees paid, its t
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by manyxcxi 10y ago
I couldn't imagine sticking around for this long if the problems have been going on since June. I would've been looking for a new job the second my first check was late and would've executed a move immediately after the secon
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by manyxcxi 10y ago
It's ridiculously inexpensive to get similar functionality these days. A few years ago things were too flakey to be on the critical path of my house operations, but at this point the first thing I did in my new house was to go all Z-Wa
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by manyxcxi 10y ago
I second this wholeheartedly. I used to watch SportsCenter at night before going to bed and in the morning when I was getting ready all the way back in high school (97-01). I don't even watch it for more than 10 minutes a week now. I&#
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by manyxcxi 10y ago
I was 26 before I realized the whole world couldn't hear CRT screens.

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