mruniverse

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by mruniverse 7y ago
The "hero" phrase is fine. It just refers to the devs doing 80% of the work.
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by mruniverse 7y ago
The "disposable entities" part reminds me of sprints where everything is broken down into 2-3 week chunks. A deliverable is expected in that time. It can be a tiny part or bigger part but must be a complete "thing" with
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by mruniverse 7y ago
The "hero" phrase refers to the devs doing 80% of the commits. Have you found projects where work is spread thinly across many developers successful?
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by mruniverse 7y ago
Who designs the project and "correctly" divides it? Some hero?
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by mruniverse 8y ago
Leave out the "one language only (Python)" part and it would be fine. Otherwise it's clickbait.
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by mruniverse 8y ago
Just take out the "one language only (Python)" part. What's wrong with simply "Reahl 4.0: Build web apps in Python". It's clear and truthful.
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by mruniverse 8y ago
https://www.reahl.org/docs/4.0/devmanual/ownwidget.d.html?hi... About half-way down is "Write code for a JavaScript widget"
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by mruniverse 8y ago
The post title is misleading.
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by mruniverse 8y ago
"one language only" if you don't count the javascript, html and css.
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by mruniverse 8y ago
The early 90's is right. They had that great GUI and plug-n-play to themselves for years, but still managed to almost go under.
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by mruniverse 8y ago
You can start the negotiations. If things are ridiculous, bring them back to earth.
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by mruniverse 8y ago
Recent history reparations wouldn't be absurd. For instance, the US should start with the American Indians and then the African slave trade.
73.
by mruniverse 8y ago
I think reparations are the way to go.
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by mruniverse 8y ago
I was and I stand corrected. I was trying to address the idea that since the US did bad things in the past, it's ok for other nations to do them too.
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by mruniverse 8y ago
Are we talking the slavery ladder?
76.
by mruniverse 8y ago
Yeah they shouldn't follow that history. The US also had slavery.
77.
by mruniverse 8y ago
Certain jobs aren’t as valued as others. Hence less pay and benefits. Is there something unethical about that?
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by mruniverse 8y ago
Which would you choose now in that moment? The ego teacher or helper teacher?
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by mruniverse 8y ago
But religion asks you to believe in something there’s no evidence for. To commit your life to it. Then when challenged, it asks that you disprove it.
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by mruniverse 8y ago
Why is it short-sighted to say if inequality or laws that cause inequality are removed, then societal ills will be fixed? If we can make laws that cause ills then we can remove those laws and their ills.
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by mruniverse 8y ago
Hopefully people will idolize Musk a little less.
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by mruniverse 8y ago
I like the writing from Paul Krugman. He tries to explain systemic reasons for inequality.
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by mruniverse 8y ago
I can't have them deliver to work anymore because their delivery window ends at 8pm.
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by mruniverse 8y ago
Is it worth reading or is it just about how things are more expensive and we don't make enough?
85.
by mruniverse 8y ago
It helps to establish among peers that he's full of it. Next time he says something, you'll take it with a grain of salt.
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by mruniverse 8y ago
I agree. If you have someone who shows mastery in one area, you see what level they can attain. With a generalist (assuming no mastery), it's a gamble. They might not be able to master anything.
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by mruniverse 9y ago
You would think they would at least add pylons leading up to the divider: https://ops.fhwa.dot.gov/publications/fhwahop13007/images/fi... The divider is from the fast lane no less.
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by mruniverse 9y ago
No actual loss because he returned it?
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by mruniverse 9y ago
How useful are these "Why we moved to ..." blog posts?
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by mruniverse 9y ago
I think the issue is that they can show that it's happening with data. And only after that, can solutions be suggested. And the solutions would be systematic ones (changing trading laws).

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