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Code is a job(speakerdeck.com)
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by pbowyer 11y ago
The post has a good core, but is wrapped in opinions like this which detract. I agree with you entirely: I produce my best code when I test everything, and then someone else tests and discovers the parts I excluded from 'everything&#x2
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by pbowyer 11y ago
I disagree with some of the statements about developer pride. I was reading https://speakerdeck.com/garann/code-is-a-job this morning and it's a position I have a lot of sympathy with. Not having the backend devel
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by pbowyer 11y ago
While I think your post over-eggs a few points, reducing the perceived credibility of the whole (Apr 9: seriously? That's a big jump as I change the colors for every project; Jun 5 & 16 -- taken together, it makes sense to fork?),
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OrientDB Leaks: Why you should avoid OrientDB(orientdbleaks.blogspot.com)
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Seeking the Source of Ebola(ngm.nationalgeographic.com)
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Deprecating JSTransform and react-tools(facebook.github.io)
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“Hello World” programs by category of developer(infiltec.com)
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Introducing Falcor(youtube.com)
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by pbowyer 11y ago
> flow that does the same type checking, for the bundling webpack is now superior, and warning is handled by eslint, and with babel for ES6, and PostCSS for css next > I don't think there is a lot of reasons to use the closure t
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by pbowyer 11y ago
For RAD my favourite system ever would be Delphi...
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Ask HN: Favorite RAD/CRUD system?
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PHP Framework Interoperability Group – RECTIFIED(github.com)
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I Have No Idea What the Hell I Am Doing(bradfrost.com)
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by pbowyer 11y ago
> but I have a pretty hard time understanding why someone can't spend a week getting up to speed with a tool they intend to use for years to come. Because it may not be for enough years. I've used CVS, SVN, Git in less than 15
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by pbowyer 11y ago
AFAIK robocopy doesn't do delta-sync of file contents, only of a group of files. So if I want to copy a 50GB file where 10MB has changed, it'll still copy the whole 50GB again. I would love to be wrong.
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by pbowyer 11y ago
Thanks, that's good to know. Guess I'm a bit sore as I held out for a 97 chipset motherboard for months (when I really needed a new PC) with the aim of using Haswell and then switching to Broadwell and future proofing. With the la
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by pbowyer 11y ago
Is there any noise about being able to use Windows as an Ansible host? I like Ansible far more than the alternatives, but I can't make developers I work with keep a Linux VM running just to run Ansible to provision a development VM. Th
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by pbowyer 11y ago
> It merely exploits some fundamental differences on how humans operate between two markets and turns that into real-time information for me on which I can make trade decisions. Now that's teasing ;)
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by pbowyer 11y ago
> Wishlist: tmux, emacs, vi, netcat, shell option for vi-mode, rc-file with preferences, ncurses library, something simpler than curses, zip and unzip. First, let's have a copy tool with delta-sync support. I can't believe I ha
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by pbowyer 11y ago
> It seems like Intel will be pushing 10 before they get down to 20/22... Intel seem to be struggling though, with shrinking not working out as they planned. They've missed one upgrade-round with the delay to Broadwell, and if
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by pbowyer 11y ago
> This post is not about what monads are, I expect that you already know about them. And a good resource if you don't would be..? I enjoyed watching [1] last week so I suspect I have seen the concept, even if I don't grasp what
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by pbowyer 11y ago
This looks fantastic! Are there any plans for a European conference?
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by pbowyer 11y ago
It's also hugely beneficial for Google if all apps/sites get sucked into looking the same, so their platform becomes a platform, rather than a gateway to individual companies. Beneficial for them, and dangerous for others I fear.
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by pbowyer 11y ago
There is something about the search form I can't put my finger on - not enough contrast or dimensionality? Anyway, it didn't jump out as a "put your details here and press search" action, and my eyes kinda glossed over i
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by pbowyer 11y ago
I hear many great things about Fastly from users, but whenever I look at CDN performance comparisons (e.g. https://cloudharmony.com/reports/editions/cdn-performance-re... ) they never do brilliantly for US/EU
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by pbowyer 11y ago
Do you mind linking to the thread where they helped you? Sounds like it'd be very useful to me too.
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by pbowyer 11y ago
> I still can't believe that a field this dynamic and intellectually challenging is so devoid of... personality and wit? The stereotypes, as usual, do seem to have some truth behind them. I've lived with, worked with and hired
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by pbowyer 11y ago
> But Fowler pisses me off because he preaches his religion with zero empirical evidence it is any better than anything else. And people take it as truth rather than opinion. Look at the way he was all-out in favour of microservices, the
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Could Jony Ive's promotion at Apple actually inch him closer to the exit door?(theguardian.com)
1 points by pbowyer 11y ago|0 comments

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