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by ndh2 9y ago
> C-like expression parser What does that mean? What can you do with that? > Source code view Does it understand programming languages? Can you inspect the contents of variables like in VS? My impression is that the focus is on de
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by ndh2 9y ago
Some facts in the article that was linked are definitely not correct. Fogbugz was out there before JIRA. Spolsky wrote about JIRA multiple times, yet the article never mentions it. So what is this site anyways? There's no About page, n
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by ndh2 9y ago
Then go faster. At least on the way back home you can go all out.
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by ndh2 9y ago
If you want more exercise, don't run red lights. Not trying to accuse anyone, just saying. The stop-and-go makes it much more exhausting.
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by ndh2 9y ago
I agree. This is the internet, after all. The first question is: Is this worth my time and attention?
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by ndh2 9y ago
First, thank you very much for the write-up, I sure found it interesting as well as entertaining. When using bug trackers, I find the most frustrating aspect is the "non-linearity" of the workflow. By that I mean, how do I answer
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by ndh2 9y ago
I don't think a tl;dr like this is appropriate for this one, because it leaves out the best bits. I mean, this is a very long writeup, and you're condensing it to 7 sentences. For example, the interesting part is not that deadline
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by ndh2 9y ago
Title should be "Some go to car production hell. I went to production heaven." (drop one "production").
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by ndh2 9y ago
https://twitter.com/flightradar24/status/940959604896358400 > @Airbus is almost finished with their A380 Christmas tree. Will they put a star on top?
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by ndh2 9y ago
Your comment implies that you have started a family, and want to state that you don't regret it. That's great. What does that have to do with where you live, which is what the article is about?
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by ndh2 9y ago
4chan is entirely fictional. When go there, you expect to read lies and bullshitting and thathappened. And you know that people put that out there not for the sake of influencing others, but for the sake of entertainment and fun. 4chan is l
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by ndh2 9y ago
It probably isn't. That is only the part the you, personally, pay for it.
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by ndh2 9y ago
Note that the article is about forecasts of what is likely going to happen, while the comments are mostly about how much people personally like it, together with their rationalizations why their opinion is important.
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by ndh2 9y ago
I believe this should have (2015) in the title.
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by ndh2 9y ago
Train yourself not to do it. It's not that hard, and it will go a long way in improving your communication. Record 30 seconds without ums. If you failed, do it again. Then increase the time. Stop if you fail to much/can't con
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by ndh2 9y ago
Very few people do that, though. Certainly not enough for the stores to do anything about packaging.
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by ndh2 9y ago
I didn't see any valuable information here besides "Use unique_ptr instead of raw pointers". The rest is noise, and a contrived example. It seems like a profile post written to impress recruiters.
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by ndh2 9y ago
I find this article very confusing. According to the second diagram, they get 60 fps, but it's still off by 2, which is not good, and rasterization takes almost a full frame, which I find hard to believe. In the next paragraph they say
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by ndh2 9y ago
Really? You become a "Kissinger hater" from reading an insert statement in a textbook?
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by ndh2 9y ago
Might also be a can-do attitude. If you can't say no you'll always end up with "too much work".
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by ndh2 9y ago
A more important factor is the country/legislation. In Germany you're entitled by law to work part time (after 6 months of employment)[, unless there are important reasons against this, which an employer would need to prove in cou
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by ndh2 9y ago
This happens if your superior doesn't critically evaluate anybody's work, and there are no code reviews. So if there's no feedback culture. At my company, my superior sometimes writes emails regarding commits, but since he do
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by ndh2 9y ago
Oh, wow. Care to elaborate? I found the entire article so relatable that I even thought about registering on Medium to be able to clap.
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by ndh2 9y ago
Why did you click on this link? Are you unhappy with orgmode? Why? If not, why bother writing a comment? These "questions" invariably come across as "this thing sucks because it's not the thing that I am used to".
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by ndh2 9y ago
I believe this is mostly a matter of funding. I would expect soup kitchens to be governed mostly by poor funding. I don't think their goal is the balanced diet that the author envisions. Then again, public schools are also governed by
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by ndh2 9y ago
The sad thing is that the Windows 7 start menu wasn't any better. This is not a regression, just some sort of following the tradition. I use an old, discontinued app called Executor that I configure manually. It's not a whole lot
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by ndh2 9y ago
This is a bit of a slippery slope. Take gas chambers for example. We all know what they were designed to do, and what they were used to. So was it ok to design them, because only those who used them were at fault? Was it ok to build them? W
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by ndh2 9y ago
The fact that this is labeled as "low hanging fruit" tells us that the author has never designed or implemented a language.
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by ndh2 9y ago
Telling others what to do is not delegation. Delegation means to give others the freedom to make their own decisions.
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by ndh2 9y ago
Views and insights on leading a software team through experience in military leadership and on the job experience with enterprise level software products Okay... Does this guy have any articles on software bootcamp where drill sergeants s

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