mkadlec

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by mkadlec 3y ago
Smedly Butler!
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by mkadlec 7y ago
Inspire! I transitioned into a tech lead a year ago and at first it was kind of annoyed by all the requests from the team regarding technical assistance. I realized there were two paths I could take. 1. Continue to be annoyed and try to ge
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by mkadlec 7y ago
"And Google certainly is comfortable, except for open floor plans" - Great line... Good luck BradFitz!
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by mkadlec 7y ago
Adheres to Tethics.
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by mkadlec 7y ago
And it's only $975!
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by mkadlec 9y ago
Wait, MySpace is dead?!?
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by mkadlec 10y ago
What about Canadian? ;)
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by mkadlec 11y ago
Wow, I originally clicked on the article thinking it was tongue-in-cheek, but it's fantastic! Glad to see that someone is taking time to help others (like me)
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by mkadlec 11y ago
What about ease of setup? I'd take the NoSql setup any day. If in need of a super light, super quick db that is for a "non-enterprise" application, it's tough to beat NoSql...
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by mkadlec 11y ago
Into the Wild by Jon Krakauer
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by mkadlec 12y ago
Reminds me of Javascript, but with better performance and without some of the Javascript oddities.
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by mkadlec 12y ago
Why not just use Ruby, all of this is already built in?
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by mkadlec 13y ago
I never liked this kind of code practice, makes it very difficult to read!
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by mkadlec 14y ago
I know, that the worst part! I like Python, in fact the indentation convention makes it really nice to read, but why did they uglify it with the double underscores?
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by mkadlec 14y ago
It's not fair to think that everyone has an internet connection though, should be posed as an alternate solution, then I think it makes a lot of sense.
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by mkadlec 14y ago
Is Django/Python going to get rid of the double underscore convention? If so, I'll switch from Ruby/Rails... :)
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by mkadlec 14y ago
Better yet, it will more accurately reflect how many people from each state will bother to take the time to respond...