mpfundstein

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   by mpfundstein 10y ago

   +1
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   by mpfundstein 10y ago

   The harassment is not due to being a male/youth dominated industry, but a large one and by definition incredibly well connected. It's easy for a very small percentage of idiots to make a very large noise. THIS
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   by mpfundstein 10y ago

   tip: problem is not agile or scrum or whatever but your PO ;-)
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   by mpfundstein 10y ago

   yes. easily
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   by mpfundstein 10y ago

   a data class / object is a monad if it confirms to the 3 monadic laws [1]: Left identity, Right identity and Associativity. To do this, it must implement two functions. 1. chain (also called 'flatMap', '>>='
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   by mpfundstein 10y ago

   we totally do :-) believe me... its a constant point of frustration....
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   by mpfundstein 10y ago

   You guys should come to Amsterdam. Vibrant tech community, no dutch required, good salaries (for EU standards) etc. For app guys, just google Appsterdam if you want to know more...
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   by mpfundstein 10y ago

   dito! the cartoon dude is terrible... made me not read the post.
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   Triggi is going international – like IFTTT with multiple conditions and actions(triggi.com)

   3 points by mpfundstein 10y ago|0 comments
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    by mpfundstein 10y ago

    Or Triggi (www.triggi.com) . Direct competitor to Stringify from the NL. Disclaimer: I work there as Creative Technologist
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    by mpfundstein 10y ago

    Hey. You can check out www.triggi.com . We support multiple conditions and actions.
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    by mpfundstein 10y ago

    I don't agree. Did you ever take a good look into FP? Start with Functors and Monads and wander deep down the path to category theory... But beware, you won't be able to function anymore in a JAVA OOP store :P
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    by mpfundstein 10y ago

    tbh, most programmers will probably be stuck with their JIRA issues.
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    by mpfundstein 10y ago

    functional programming then? if you are into javascript, check fantasy-land
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    by mpfundstein 10y ago

    what did you try to make it happen? No offense, but I know a lot of talented musicians that don't bring it to anything because they only 'business'-like thing they do is to upload their stuff on youtube/soundcloud....
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    by mpfundstein 10y ago

    Me too. My kid is now 2 1/2. I'll stick to work until April. Then I'll quit and do something else. I also want to get more involved into business, so I'll enter business school. Saved me a good amount of money! One thing
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    by mpfundstein 10y ago

    Besides the last point I think I disagree on everything you have said :P
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    by mpfundstein 10y ago

    While - in general - you are quite right, most of the bigger libraries that I use in production offer interfaces for both styles. Mongoose for instance. You can easily use it with Promises or with the old-school callback style. Same for uni
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    by mpfundstein 10y ago

    I agree. Backend and Software are two different worlds. At least if you want to get both right :-) But!!! If you have the same language in both, its easier to check the code of the over side and derive some insights, or to eventually fix so
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    by mpfundstein 10y ago

    I am working currently as a Senior dev on a team of 8 developers. We use NodeJS6 for the backend and its a great language wot work with. I've never been so productive. There are some drawbacks (weird type system, you need disciplined p