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811.
by mmcnl 7y ago
This is a great comment, I never could've worded it so perfectly as you did.
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by mmcnl 7y ago
> - the above should be treated as impediments Why do you say this? This only deflates the meaning of the word impediment. To me it would only create ambiguity when we start using the word impediment for things that are not impediments t
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by mmcnl 7y ago
I can type quite fast (easily 100 words / minute), but never had any official training. My hands are always positioned like your second drawing. Could it perhaps be that the standard way people are taught to type (i.e. fingers resting
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by mmcnl 7y ago
In The Netherlands, most deliveries are by ebike. This has a lot of advantages: - Even cheaper than motorcycles / scooters - No license required - Excellent bike infrastructure already available
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by mmcnl 7y ago
> teams avoiding any large or external issues completely while reporting everything is going great This is what happens all the time in big companies, agile or not.
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by mmcnl 7y ago
Why not try to find a perspective that will make things easier for you? You can look at any suggestion and shoot it down for reasons X, Y and Z - that's easy. Try to invest some time in finding out what works for you and focus on that.
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by mmcnl 7y ago
Working is not vacation. Sticking to a process is a hygiene factor which doesn't necessarily has to be fun but it makes it possible for companies to be properly managed. That being said, stop complaining. If you can find room to compla
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by mmcnl 7y ago
I feel like people who are opposed to agile and scrum often make out things of it that are in no way prescribed by these methodologies. For example, I see people mentioning the idea that with scrum, you should release working software every
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by mmcnl 7y ago
I hardly use lodash. What do you use it for? I presume most of your use cases can by easily handled by just using JS from the ECMAScript spec. Personally, I only lodash for the debounce functionality.
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by mmcnl 7y ago
It is not only the best possible scenario, it's a beautiful elegant solution that 10 years ago nobody would have dreamed of. This really propelled the web as a platform (although opinions vary on whether the web should be a platform at
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by mmcnl 7y ago
JS doesn't compile so all the runtime engines (mainly browsers) need to adopt the new features as well. This takes time. These new features are part of the official ES2019 standard, and Babel makes it possible to use these new language
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by mmcnl 7y ago
I would say Amsterdam is one the least bike-friendly cities of The Netherlands. The streets are small, bike lanes are narrow and bike lanes are very crowded. That's not to say your opinion isn't valid, it's just that your exp
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by mmcnl 7y ago
Though this article is true, there's nothing exceptional about the Utrecht bicycle infrastructure. The great thing is that the bicycle infrastructure throughout the entirety of The Netherlands is of extremely high quality. In the subur
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by mmcnl 7y ago
Asking the right questions is a very valuable skill in all professions.
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by mmcnl 7y ago
I'm tired of discussions concerning "Javascript" and "the web" where absolutely conclusions appear to be drawn. JS is a language, the web is a platform. Ofcourse overusage of JS results in annoying bloated websites,
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by mmcnl 7y ago
There is no manager role in scrum, so not sure if this has anything to do with scrum.
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by mmcnl 7y ago
Honestly, the comments on this thread baffle me. Endless complaining about scrum and everyone who is not a developer is apparently clueless about software. Is this an adequate reflection of reality? This doesn't seem like a very mature
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by mmcnl 7y ago
What answer are you expecting? Your example indeed makes no sense, but it has nothing do with scrum and has everything to do with clueless people do stupid things. Do you expect this guy will suddenly do only sane logical things when using
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by mmcnl 7y ago
This is terrible but has nothing to do with scrum. Poor management won't magically disappear after adopting scrum.
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by mmcnl 7y ago
It doesn't lack a design phase. Where do you get this information from? It isn't explicitly prescribed, but no one prohibits you to make designs.
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by mmcnl 7y ago
I would be very interested in a Linux distro by Microsoft. Could be very compelling.
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by mmcnl 8y ago
Isn't this more an IDE problem than a language problem?
833.
by mmcnl 8y ago
Perhaps that was more what I was getting at. Most professional sports players peak around 30. If anything, you should feel more healthy than ever around this age.
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by mmcnl 8y ago
I recently turned 30 and I honestly don't notice any difference compared to when I was 20.
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by mmcnl 8y ago
What's even worse is the lack of a proposed alternative. These days I'm getting sick and tired of "X is bad and you should not use it" articles with X being something popular that everybody uses/does, without propos
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by mmcnl 8y ago
That's a very strong statement. To me the templating part of Vue is the least of my problems. While in theory you could make it sound complex by listing an exhaustive list of custom attributes, in reality this is almost never a problem
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by mmcnl 8y ago
Excellent comment, thanks for sharing. One ought to really think about why tests are needed and what value they add, and not just simply follow some random (thoughtful) article on the internet.
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by mmcnl 8y ago
This is absolutely nonsense. Modern JavaScript is powerful and actually quite elegant. Perhaps stop thinking about the crappy JavaScript people wrote >10 years ago.
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by mmcnl 8y ago
The article states there is a weak relationship between house prices and interest rates (with examples).
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by mmcnl 8y ago
People in The Netherlands also don't identify as "bikers". They use bicycles yes, but that doesn't make them a biker. Would people in the US who drive a car identify themselves as "car drivers"? Or people who w

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