mschnell

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by mschnell 4y ago
You can add grammatech‘s codesonar
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by mschnell 4y ago
I would rephrase that: Humans are incredibly stupid most of the time. Only if they make diligent use of ‚system 2‘ they are not.
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by mschnell 4y ago
I was seeing the question and started wondering how that time might have felt for those people… only to notice a few seconds later that I already did software development 30 years ago. Oops.
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by mschnell 5y ago
I attended one of Bill Dettmer's workshops a few years ago and it was extremely insightful. The blueprint ("Future Reality Tree") we built for a topic in my organization turned out to be spot on. It's not magic, but it h
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by mschnell 6y ago
Isn't this one of the key points though: the patterns emerge because of necessity and constraints during construction and use at the location where they are?
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by mschnell 7y ago
The Gawande book (Checklist Manifesto) contains one. A few points from my notes: - distinguish Read-Do- - Pause-Points - Read-Do vs. Do-Confirm - 5--9 items - Only killer items - No clutter and unnecessary colors - Wording simple and exact
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by mschnell 8y ago
A great teacher. Jerry, thank you for your wisdom and seeing right to my innermost core. RIP.
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by mschnell 10y ago
In a great organization it will not depend on the individual recruiter because the organization as such makes sure that candidates are handled well. Same for management or other traits of an organization.
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by mschnell 10y ago
Try -notebook:...
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by mschnell 11y ago
Keep -- and keep improving. Thanks!
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by mschnell 11y ago
What the article describes is something I also see in the electronics/software industry. So many people are competing about who works the most insane hours, but do not take the time to sleep over things.
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by mschnell 14y ago
How do you know that those who tell you about such a bug are stellar folk, and those who don't aren't? I think the question is great to see if somebody is on the same wavelength as oneself and probably a good conversation starter. I'm not s
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by mschnell 14y ago
Almost everything ever asked about language learning can be found in the forums of 'How to learn any language' [1]. But careful, you can get hooked pretty fast. [1] http://how-to-learn-any-language.com/e/index.html
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by mschnell 15y ago
The best tool I have ever used for that is CodeSurfer: http://www.grammatech.com/products/codesurfer/overview.html . It supports slicing operations: Which downstream changes happen if I change this variable? What upstream control structure
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Semat Three Year Vision(sematblog.wordpress.com)
1 points by mschnell 15y ago|0 comments
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Questions to Explore Problems [pdf](dhemery.com)
1 points by mschnell 15y ago|0 comments