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by mc3 7y ago
Anything that needs 3 coordinated fingers is surely an accessibility hurdle.
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by mc3 7y ago
How about volunteer to be a football coach, or a coach for some other sport?
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by mc3 7y ago
I think the OP's motive here is to offer interaction to the other person who might be lonely. Not to make the OP feel good while not wasting time.
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by mc3 7y ago
Freelancing? I can see this as a route to getting cash in quickly while transitioning from employment to business. With two of you, one can focus on delivery/support, the other on biz-dev/sales. From there, see if the freelancing
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by mc3 7y ago
Sounds grand. There are a lot of us who just want to pay the rent. If that means a React job, so be it.
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by mc3 7y ago
I've not used hooks yet, but it's on my list to learn. Thanks for the warning though!
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by mc3 7y ago
I don't know of any infinite loop problems in React. I would think they are less likely than using MVC / JQuery style patterns.
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by mc3 7y ago
Larger companies need meta-roles. That is never going away. If that "PMO" person isn't using JIRA, they are using something else, or there are even more people wasting time dealing with all this via email and shared Excel she
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by mc3 7y ago
Yeah it depends what question you are trying to answer: 1. Does my air purifier filter out PM2.5? or 2. Dos lower PM2.5 make me sleep better? For #1 there is no placebo effect (there is no human element!)
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by mc3 7y ago
Whether or not it seems complicated depends on if you have nailed down the mental model. It's a bit like Git, in that respect.
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by mc3 7y ago
Appropriate to the topic, you handled that feedback very well!
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by mc3 7y ago
I had a review like that, and I didn't fight. I quit. Why was I such a wimp? Well I figure what is the point of that battle? Some people have deranged thinking and it's not my job to turn around that juggernaut. I'd rather fo
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by mc3 7y ago
Uhh,no. React is popular because devs HAVE to use JS & DOM to do web development in the browser, and they want speed, and to use a library endorsed by a big company. And some of those devs (like me) prefer the unidirectional / func
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by mc3 7y ago
This seems ripe for placebo. Installing purifier and indeed measuring lower PM, means naturally you feel less worried and more relaxed!
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by mc3 7y ago
I find JIRA light weight. The trick is not to follow too many processes. Drag on tickets to your board when you start them and move then through the swim lanes. The worst cases are when people set up too much security and complex transition
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by mc3 7y ago
Just use {JIRA Reference} - {JIRA title} and get on with your life.
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by mc3 7y ago
It'd be better if the lock (Conch, sorry!) was acquired when you request the resource, and automatically released. In that vein, you'd need to write bespoke code for the "pre-production demo environment". Maybe there is
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by mc3 7y ago
Your app might need to call home for updates? I guess it could call home then and verify. Yes people could carry on running the SW on an old version and hack it somehow, but don't worry about those people. You won't answer their s
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by mc3 7y ago
What about if you RDP into a machine (physical or cloud) located in the US?
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by mc3 7y ago
Nice. I think it is important for proponents of languages to answer FAQs like this so you aren't left in a corner when you want do so something (i.e build & distribute) that is standard in most languages.
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by mc3 7y ago
Yes and no. It's a good salary for my area compared to other people doing the same job, but OTOH it's not enough to pay for raising a family as a sole breadwinner. US tech salaries seem to be able to get to much higher levels, wit
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by mc3 7y ago
This would be an interesting alternative to travis-ci or appveyor scripts (where you are locked in to that tech). By using this you can have scripts that run local or run on CI, and just have a one liner on travis-ci to call Run.
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by mc3 7y ago
Welcome to the non-idempotent web.
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by mc3 7y ago
https://outline.com/6L5uuw
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by mc3 7y ago
Getting it done: Frontend - Typescript/React + miscellaneous libraries. Maybe CSS compiler, maybe raw CSS. Backend - I'd use C# and .NET but that is for reasons of familiarity. I would also be comfy using NodeJS but I prefer the c
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by mc3 7y ago
I just write a lot of code that looks inside strings, in simple 'crud' apps, so I can't imagine avoiding these kinds of operations. Of course if you can use highly trusted libraries and just pass 'em around it's OK.
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by mc3 7y ago
10 labels and app for $99 is a great price, even for the home user. I imagine that would get cheaper with time and scale? I could imagine this product as a "Shark Tank" kind of product. Parents would pay $99 to stick this on their
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by mc3 7y ago
Not an expert, but this sounds like this tech needed to be developed to make the product useful for it's job. The MVP wouldn't have the "V" using off the shelf components.
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by mc3 7y ago
> whose only available operation is rendering into a bounded area how would Google work? how would a web browser work, e.g. if you type in a URL?
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by mc3 7y ago
From [0]: "Most Common Lisp implementations support creating native-format executable files. The typical route involves loading all of the program's code into the Lisp environment, dumping the current state of the Lisp process int

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