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monknomo
9y ago
I subscribe to quite a few RSS feeds with feedly
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10y ago
I keep wanting to do a Ludum Dare game jam, but I've got a kid, and a wife, and friends, and work, and housework, and there is just never the time for it
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Organic Artisanal Small Batch vs. Impersonal Factory Programming Styles
(gunnargissel.com)
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10y ago
Maybe research tools for long tail targeting content creators? I could see paying for a tool that helped collect, filter and organize what the top people are saying and pain points in general.
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10y ago
The guy is from the Caribbean. Race is always complex, but it is especially complex in the Caribbean. How pale a person looks doesn't really have bearing on whether they consider themselves black. We don't know what his parents
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10y ago
Whether or not you might call this a lynching could be a quibble, but here's a racially motivated massacre with at least 28 casualties: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rock_Springs_massacre#Names_of... And just for
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10y ago
That really doesn't contradict what the person you're replying to said. Your comment manages to be both jerky and irrelevant. It ignores the principle dilemma, which is that taking care of children is easier with a broad family
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10y ago
I'm not going to lie; we're all bureaucrats with greater or lesser degrees of pay, although I think we top out at 160k, so by Silicon Valley standards, highly paid is debatable... Line offices are at the pointy end of the stick wh
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10y ago
Certainly line offices do, although in my experience HQ is in the process of transitioning away from the mindset that IT means MS Word installs and security management. I've been watching a transition from line office hosted CMS to an
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10y ago
My work IDE is eclipse. My text editors are Notepad++ and vi
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10y ago
Trello is more than Kanban. I would imagine their strategy is to use Trello as a beachhead to get less technical teams into using their expanded suite of tools
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10y ago
Assuming massive automation, and accompanying decreased employment and people-with-money, who is going to the bank, who is a prospective customer and who needs managed? Given sufficient layoffs the demand for these middleman jobs will also
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10y ago
Sure, and they drive the direction of the community, but they are also a miniscule minority
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10y ago
Non-paying internships require that the company receives no benefit from the intern. You can't have an intern do something useful and not pay them. They are an employee if they are doing something useful to your business
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10y ago
The users of these libraries benefit from this herculean effort of very real programming, but are mostly not the herculean programmers. The users are the community, not the library creators. And the users are mostly, from what I see, the a
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10y ago
I think you're missing the negative externalities inherent in oil extraction, like groundwater pollution, earthquakes, above ground pipelines, etc. Not to mention it's a little like saying Pablo Escobar doesn't OD on drugs or
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10y ago
Java started out bloated in politics, so I don't know if it is fair to blame Oracle for that. Still not totally happy with their direction on Java
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The trouble is that the government systems that are created are typically something only the government can/wants to do. Like "a system for issuing a permit" or "a system for quantifying the impact of permits issued&quo
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10y ago
They're fucked. They likely won't lose their jobs, but they won't be able to expand or replace attrition. We've seen this movie before, during the downturn, and evidence points to 4 years (or more) of this crap. Trump
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10y ago
omg, yes
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10y ago
Every designer, or UI/UX person should work on a shitty CRT with a flicker and a bad green channel. If the design doesn't work under those conditions, it doesn't work.
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10y ago
I have an old car and it definitely doesn't work with anything newer than a 2G iPhone. No errors indicated, just can't hack it. It does work with a usb stick full of mp3s, though.
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10y ago
Technical ability, beyond basic competence and the ability to look 2 steps ahead, is a surprisingly small amount of what makes a developer useful.
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If you're lucky enough to live somewhere where the crazies haven't defluorinated your water because "you're polluting our pure water with chemicals..."
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10y ago
That is crazy stuff. Weird as a numbers station
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Deep forum links on weird topics is my goto, but IRC may be something I should get back into. I kinda miss the web being made of forums, I feel like that's a tradition that's less healthy than it was. Facebook groups or slack cha
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I'm a fan of finding odd corners on the 'net, what's your technique?
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10y ago
$5 a cat skin would be in line with the solution that almost drove the bald eagle to extinction
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10y ago
It's tough to figure what pulls a place out of the dilapidation phase. I've heard people say a microbrewery is a good harbinger. I have this unformed suspicion that a hipstery cheap-fancy restaurant can do it, or the "right
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10y ago
What's a releng role?
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