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by mrozbarry 5y ago
I don't know if this is just advertising, but I'm the main developer behind https://mobti.me/ , which is a distributed mob programming timer. I'm aware of mob.sh, and have been asked if there would be any int
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by mrozbarry 5y ago
Oh, I should have mentioned, I mob program every day at my current job, and pair programmed every day at my previous job, and both were very successful and enjoyable jobs.
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by mrozbarry 5y ago
I can't find a definitive start, but essentially as soon as samples were being tested, it was conspiracy theory time. Even if it's not for DNA, I can assure you the swabs have many conspiracy theories behind them. (Credentials: my
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by mrozbarry 5y ago
Just to tag along (I was going to quote and write just about all the same things), but with two developers, the HUGE value-add is codebase knowledge. If two people on a team regularly contribute to a repo, one person likes to work on featur
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by mrozbarry 5y ago
A thought I had a few years ago was what sort of technology was in Star Trek (TNG, but any of the series is a reasonable point), and what technology we have now. Star Trek had a very utopian sense about technology, were tech giants have a m
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by mrozbarry 5y ago
Yeah, a bit of hyberbole, but I think my point is it's been proven to be relatively simple, or at least simple in theory. I think npm could improve security with two steps: 1) all packages must be user-or-organization/package-name
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by mrozbarry 5y ago
My impression is this is really just to have some sort of comparable feature to deno. You may think this somehow is more of a vulnerability, but the reality is the npm registry is already fairly insecure, we've seen npm packages get hi
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by mrozbarry 5y ago
Perhaps I worded that a little badly. They are responsible for making sure you are getting paid, or if you get fired.
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I think this 2-question test is very accurate. To add to this, even if for a time, you can increase your productivity, sometimes that's not sustainable. There's nothing wrong with having ebbs and flows. On days when you have a lar
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by mrozbarry 5y ago
I'm a bit of a jack of all trades developer (front/back end web, desktop/native/mobile, a little embedded), and if I were to point out the main issue here, it _sounds_ like the projects/jobs you've worked haven
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by mrozbarry 5y ago
No problem, the JS ecosystem is so full that there is a lot of naming overlap. Nothing should be stopping you from just making a test file, you don't _have_ to use a framework. NodeJS even comes bundled with https://nodejs.o
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This general topic comes up often, and the top reasons usually end up being: - JS development has a low barrier to entry, so there is a wide/diverse range of developer skills and knowledge - Most (webpack) tutorials don't cover bu
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by mrozbarry 5y ago
Hopefully I didn't come off aggressively, I was just trying to give you some feedback. In terms of hyperapp, that is as much compiling as `document.createElement("a")`, which is what your library does, too. I'm not sayin
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by mrozbarry 5y ago
There are frameworks that already exist that don't require compiling, like hyperapp (but others, too). Even React can be written without compiling - you don't _have_ to use JSX or advanced babel. So I read through the example, and
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by mrozbarry 5y ago
Isn't that more-so up to your employer to decide if it's an extra advantage? I'm not saying you're wrong, but I think intentionally obscuring who you are isn't solving a problem.
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by mrozbarry 5y ago
Oh, I know why I'm being downvoted, this isn't my first rodeo, but I appreciate the support :) The biggest thing, as far as I understand, is people want to go back to normal, and by definition, normal was a world before covid-19,
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by mrozbarry 5y ago
If the purpose of the vaccine is to stop covid-19, then hospitalization doesn't matter, only infection rate does.
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by mrozbarry 5y ago
If your job doesn't allow you time to learn tools that can be used in your job, that's a definite problem. That said, like others have already said, the task of keeping up with the JS ecosystem is futile. Yeah, there might be some
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by mrozbarry 5y ago
While I think you have a valid point about the javascript community reinventing the wheel often, the problem in this thread is simply that some people are inconsiderate, rude, and hostile, and that is in every software community and ecosyst
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by mrozbarry 5y ago
I was pretty heavy into the QBasic community in the 2000s, and move into the FreeBASIC community once it was stable. I'd highly recommend FreeBASIC, especially if you enjoy C-style programming. Lots of good libraries and good C library
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Yeah, that's a solid plan. At my work, we've brought people in for the day, or for a smaller work session so they get a feel for how we work.
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by mrozbarry 5y ago
Anytime someone has given me a whiteboard and I ask questions, I usually get frustrating answers, like "I guess you could try that" and not actual concrete answers. I live near Waterloo, ON, which has a tech hub and big university
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by mrozbarry 5y ago
https://vehikl.com
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I have a few rules that have helped me land good jobs: 1. If they want me to napkin code, I call it quits immediately, even if I know the code they want me to write be heart. Watching me write code on a whiteboard or piece of paper has no d
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by mrozbarry 5y ago
So, a governor is essentially letting people submit private information about other people, and are potentially storing it somewhere. On top of that, the main landing page and submit forms have no indication that it's satire at all. Ye
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I guess something to ask is if black content creators are among the most creative, and black consumers are among the most energetic and prolific users, are you only attributing their lack of success(?) on youtube because of algorithms? If i
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The main issue is that there is a very ill-defined wall between vaccines from science and a political agenda. The average human (except maybe the elderly?) does not have the same problems with flu season and vaccination in the same way we v
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by mrozbarry 5y ago
The whole team definitely needs to buy into the full-day pairing/mobbing. I'm definitely more on the introverted side of the scale, and I can handle things as a daily thing, but I do need a break once an hour or so, and that'
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by mrozbarry 5y ago
It's not that I don't trust the burnout, but I want to know what aspect is causing burnout. Is it talking all day? Is there stress because someone is watching you work? Are you not taking enough breaks? These things aren't al
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I've worked on teams historically that did pairing (even pairing all day), and mobbing all day, and I don't get the hate. If the main issue is burnout, then what's up? Even working solo you can burn out, so I don't think

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