pjm331

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   by pjm331 7y ago

   Yeah absolutely. I think a big part of it is considering possible edge cases or failure scenarios and not necessarily solving them immediately but considering how your design might need to be changed in order to solve them. Many times I hav
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   by pjm331 7y ago

   Out of curiosity how do those conversations happen before the PR? Asking because we might have a different process for PRs or a different definition of what it means to submit a PR - on many teams I’ve been on it’s been encouraged to publis
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   by pjm331 7y ago

   Code review is a social activity and when you frame it as such it’s not so surprising that a lot of the discussion of it involves these social aspects. I definitely agree that my experience was the same w/ regards to an almost exclusiv
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   by pjm331 7y ago

   I think of it this way: How can I build this so that it only solves today’s problems but doesn’t make it overly difficult to solve tomorrow’s problems? Loose coupling, dependency injection, composition over inheritance, and similar techniq
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   by pjm331 7y ago

   As a fellow AR lover the only things that consistently bug me are when it does things like: - .count on a collection calls SQL every time, but there is also a .count method for arrays - which means you need to remember to use .length if you
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   by pjm331 7y ago

   Thanks I’ve enjoyed your work especially the one on imaginary numbers
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   by pjm331 7y ago

   Hah seems pretty spot on to me. Was raised RC and always marveled at certain family members’ ability to become irate over small differences like these. Religion/Philosophy (really many parts of the human experience), is often like DNA
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   by pjm331 7y ago

   Until recently, I shared your sentiment about product managers, but recent experience has refined my point of view. IMO a good product manager does not focus on trying to understand _why_ things are hard, but rather _what_ things are hard.
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   by pjm331 7y ago

   I'm curious to see some examples of rule 6 > Never hesitate to sacrifice truth for clarity. My initial thought is that it is saying that it is OK to omit some details if they would only serve to confuse learners based on what they c
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    by pjm331 7y ago

    > The seed vault is an attempt to ensure against the loss of seeds in other genebanks during large-scale regional or global crises. If we categorize climate change as a global crisis then it looks like: vault meant to safeguard against g
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    by pjm331 8y ago

    A go web development framework
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    by pjm331 8y ago

    I wonder if you would change your mind if you thought about the fact that Holden wasn’t just an angsts teen but a victim of sexual abuse? IMO that changes the whole read
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    by pjm331 8y ago

    yup
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    by pjm331 8y ago

    i'd much rather work with the first person
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    by pjm331 8y ago

    Extreme publishing?
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    by pjm331 9y ago

    Interview people working in the industry. Ask them what their day to day looks like. Interview enough people and you'll start to spot patterns.