planetmaker

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   by planetmaker 7y ago

   It's actually exactly that. Her set of skills is to do that actually accurately with setpoints for both distance to the objects as well for different wavelengths simulataneously.
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   by planetmaker 7y ago

   Aye, this is a pattern which indeed seems to become more and more common in an attempt to "modernize" design and "making it more lean". Yeah, right
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   by planetmaker 8y ago

   It's a bit funny that the title reads "write nice and stable code" - but it's actually a plea for "proper" versioning. Starting with the versioning a few examples are given - and I read it as "this is not
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   by planetmaker 9y ago

   Did anyone notice that the study is about 7 years old? Maybe user behaviour changed somewhat since....
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   by planetmaker 9y ago

   Working by example may work. And analysing many successful examples may also yield some insight. But make sure to get the full picture: look also at those who fail. They might have tried the very same methods to most degrees. Don't fal