mr-ron

17 ms·

151.
by mr-ron 7y ago
I legitimately don't understand this metaphor at all
152.
by mr-ron 7y ago
All those meetings are necessary if you do by the book scrum. But usually it's the tech lead role that's most important to have attend. Did the whole team attended each of these?
153.
by mr-ron 7y ago
You should post this to Reddit at /r/incremental_games/ They would love it
154.
by mr-ron 7y ago
I thought the Google SRE book was more actionable with a better set of principles to follow.
155.
by mr-ron 7y ago
Genetic or upbringing? Not clear which is accounting for the Salmon study here
156.
by mr-ron 7y ago
What do you mean by real engineering problems? Is datadog for example real engineering?
157.
by mr-ron 7y ago
I think the pattern of making generic classes that leverage the httparty gem is solid. Depending on your preference have another layer of classes between that and your models. Or have the apis called directly from models or controllers
158.
by mr-ron 7y ago
You can still install flash right? So the flash experiences aren't getting lost necessarily. Lots of Shockwave Era stuff getting lost though I agree. Also flash games that require a server backend
159.
by mr-ron 7y ago
For people interested in this part of Computer history I highly recommend the book "The Innovators: How a Group of Hackers, Geniuses, and Geeks Created the Digital Revolution" https://www.amazon.com/Innovators-Hack
160.
by mr-ron 7y ago
If the engineer is only getting satisfaction from claiming a closed ticket, and then not getting tickets claimed when they owned the work, then the team is putting values and metrics in the wrong places. Either have multiple people claim a
161.
by mr-ron 7y ago
Agree. It's so ridiculously large on the pro, absurd for the use a programmer needs
162.
by mr-ron 7y ago
Oh yes washing the carriage did trigger the storm you are right. But to get a lightning you needed the whole rig
163.
by mr-ron 7y ago
To trigger the rain you needed the whole setup: gold, vinegar, and oil. The puzzle we were stumped at had nothing to do with that.
164.
by mr-ron 7y ago
No the keys were given to the masked man in the present day, who was breaking into the car. He gives you the crowbar for the keys.
165.
by mr-ron 7y ago
This game captured a magical point in gaming where me my brother and my mother were playing on our PC, and my cousin and uncle were playing on another at the same time, keeping each other up to date on progress. We all were blocked at the s
166.
by mr-ron 7y ago
I've heard the argument on /r/nba that one key to James getting fouls is his beard. He throws his head back, and his whole chin bounces up and makes it super noticable to the refs. A big part of drawing fouls is getting the r
167.
by mr-ron 8y ago
Some of these can work pretty well in this browser emulator for people that want to see it demo'd: https://www.calormen.com/jsbasic/
168.
by mr-ron 8y ago
Depends if the leader is in the weeds contributing or not. My experience with quarterly goals at an early startup was that it made an artifact for what was most important at that given moment. Only later we're we able to prioritize a q
169.
by mr-ron 8y ago
I get that its a selling point, but is a large trackbar better? Are you really using the whole pad for your actions? Legitimately I just tested moving around the screen. I am not using more than 3in x 2in at a time.
170.
by mr-ron 8y ago
The latest Mac design forced me to move to Windows again (thank you WSL) and I put the bad keyboard on 3 points: - touchbar. Enough has been said about this so I will just say it's worthless - bad keyboard. Butterfly keys are too probl
171.
by mr-ron 8y ago
After what died, there was a flurry of invites to both waffles and redacted. However, waffles went down for some reason for a few days right when everyone was looking, so everyone went to redacted
172.
by mr-ron 8y ago
How did an article about works turn into a rant about Google? 2 factor authentication is probably the best way to mitigate against automated attacks like this worm. Its unrealistic for root os access, but if more people required an email or
173.
by mr-ron 8y ago
I remember reading about this a long time ago. At a glance, the earliest research around here goes to 2012. Related to Zebras and Horse Flies. Summary: http://jeb.biologists.org/content/215/5/iii research: h
174.
by mr-ron 8y ago
I think the book How to Win Friends and Influence People can go a very long way to teaching people communication skills.
175.
by mr-ron 8y ago
Amazfit bip
176.
by mr-ron 8y ago
As with all things like this there is still a vibrant community at 3dmm.com
177.
by mr-ron 8y ago
I found the same thing in an amazfit bip
178.
by mr-ron 8y ago
Disclaimer: This is not me, but someone I met through The Recurse Center ( https://www.recurse.com/ ), and was enthralled by this story.
179.
Android Security Auditing: Investigating Unauthorized Screenshots(tech.michaelaltfield.net)
104 points by mr-ron 8y ago|39 comments
180.
by mr-ron 8y ago
Namely Inc | New York City | Fulltime Onsite https://www.namely.com/careers/ We are doing some great stuff here, going after some deep rooted industry problems in HR, Payroll, Benefits. We are especially looking for ta

More ›