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Absolutely. This should also be on the list of questions you should ask before you go to work at a startup. You probably wouldn't ask these on a first interview, but as you get close to the offer stage asking questions about money in
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Has anyone built their app using ES5 and Flummox? The Flummox documentation is sparse to start and is completely devoid of ES5 examples. Edit: grammar.
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Agreed: this is now an in-person conversation where you have an opportunity to help your colleague grow. I have to say that I find it odd that you spent any time at all re-writing this person's code. If I was your manager, that is not
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‘Cyber-harassment’ not protected free speech, Mass. high court rules
(bostonherald.com)
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Agreed! I recommend reading "The Principles of Product Development Flow: Second Generation Lean Product Development" by Donald G. Reinertsen, which while not actually about Scrum, explains a lot of the useful underlying principle
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This is really cool. Nice job. I'm wondering at which week does your simulation become usable? I've work on this problem as a side project before but with the goal of being able to make this kind of prediction from Week 1. I wou
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I think Nick should be applauded for his attempts over the years to find ways to introduce interesting architectural concepts into the Rails world.
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This actually does remind me of classic Oglivy work.
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I actually just finish reading that and it's what lead me to this!
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The best small computer in the world (1968) [pdf]
(archive.computerhistory.org)
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12y ago
Could you offer some specifics?
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Happy Friends turns Twitter into a mailbox to keep up with your favorite feeds
(thenextweb.com)
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Why The U.S. Is Starting To Blow Up Old Dams
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12y ago
Which pieces of music are your reference points and why?
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Ha! Yes. Exactly so.
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13y ago
I know this isn't the point of your comments, but I'll take the opportunity to point out that Ruby has a case statement that reads a lot better for code like this: case when user.blacklisted? # ... code ... when groupe
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13y ago
If I can overly generalize, and as a person who generally loves Ruby and Rails, I'll suggest that there are two schools of Rails app development emerging. The first is what I'll term the "Classic School" or "DHH Sch
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Pew Maps Twitter Conversations, Finds 6 Types
(abcnews.go.com)
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I think Google are already taking steps to address this. * http://blog.chromium.org/2013/12/keeping-chrome-extensions-s...
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Text Editors in The Lord of the Rings
(crookedtimber.org)
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I came here to write this comment!
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Is Evernote’s RESTless API Approach A Model For Other API Designs?
(blog.programmableweb.com)
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Everything that is wrong with mocking, bdd, and rspec
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How to Avoid the "Code Culture Problem"
(matthewbellantoni.com)
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A lack of stuff is really liberating. I've always been a minimalist about things, but the notion was really brought home after learning of Bruce Sterling's categories of possessions (via Scripting News): 1. Beautiful things 2. Th
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Say no to synching and RSS
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"Early adopters” and “earlyvangelists” are certainly not fictional characters. They exist, but are rarely found working in government ministries.
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Is This The Subway Car Design Of The Future?
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RoR and Google Summer of Code 2013
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It's WW III and Big Brains are Working on Small Things
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