quickthrower2

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1. 8491.▲
   by quickthrower2 5y ago

   Wow and with Auckland house prices so high why not move to Australia or even better USA for a better salary and lifestyle
2. 8492.▲
   by quickthrower2 5y ago

   If it’s 40c outside, heatstroke might be a bit distracting, so I’ll keep my air conditioner thanks
3. 8493.▲
   by quickthrower2 5y ago

   Yes it’s not because it’s on the books. It’s people thinking that other people thinking that other people thinking the price will go down.
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   by quickthrower2 5y ago

   It could cause shockwaves beyond crypto. You’d see Coinbase, Tesla and MSTR stocks hit and maybe the meme stocks because they are kind of like speculative cryptos. Then maybe anything else crypto related like Twitter, PayPal, NVidia, etc. T
5. 8495.▲
   by quickthrower2 5y ago

   I thought of input validation for web forms. Similar thing I guess. In Haskell you can create a type that you know is a validated email address but you still need a validation function from String -> Maybe Email to actually validate it a
6. 8496.▲
   by quickthrower2 5y ago

   A software debate heuristic I use is “is it easy to change later”. If it is, then most likely it ain’t worth arguing about too much. Argue about the things that relate to strategy.
7. 8497.▲
   by quickthrower2 5y ago

   Thanks. I live the idea of writing into the cells of a spreadsheet for exploration programming (like data science). I also like the simplicity of that tree notation and feel like it’s a great way to create a Python-like dsl Thanks for the l
8. 8498.▲
   by quickthrower2 5y ago

   I like the idea and the down to earth presentation - there isn’t a single before/after pic in sight! One thing I think you should mention is what training/certification you have done to do this, and do you check for contraindicati
9. 8499.▲
   by quickthrower2 5y ago

   Sounds intriguing - do you have any links for further reading. I’m into “weird” paradigms like array based languages, lisps, prolog etc, but I’ve not heard of 2D
10. 8500.▲
    by quickthrower2 5y ago

    Maybe that is why their promotional video is people knocking down wooden block towers rather than showing off the UI: https://www.ibm.com/au-en/products/requirements-management
11. 8501.▲
    by quickthrower2 5y ago

    Pre-AI comic
12. 8502.▲
    by quickthrower2 5y ago

    If you are going to make a point against Ethereum, I recommend this: It encourages scams, gambling addiction, people losing money accidentally, and the usual criminal activity associated with crypto.
13. 8503.▲
    by quickthrower2 5y ago

    $100k for him is a punt. Like me spending $10. In return he possibly gets reciprocity from future successful businesses.
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    by quickthrower2 5y ago

    What is a 2D language?
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    by quickthrower2 5y ago

    By the time a JIRA ticket is created that ticket should have a bullet point list of what is required. But it doesn't really go into minute detail, so we rely on programmers to ask questions, QA / demos etc. to catch that level.
16. 8506.▲
    by quickthrower2 5y ago

    If I complain about mobile responsiveness I’m missing the point right?
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    by quickthrower2 5y ago

    OneNote for us. I feel like something too formal would add too much bureaucracy to requirements which are often a creative exercise in communication. For example sometimes you need a diagram, a face to face chat, a story etc. to get the ide
18. 8508.▲
    by quickthrower2 5y ago

    Haskell, Lisp and APL have been avoiding for loops for decades.
19. 8509.▲
    by quickthrower2 5y ago

    It means he'd had a skinful.
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    by quickthrower2 5y ago

    The hidden monster seeming like an ordinary and somewhat charming person is a common plot.
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    by quickthrower2 5y ago

    Odd comment because 'hack it' has multiple dimensions. If you can't 'hack' physics (I correlate this with very high IQ, stoic commitment to research) it doesn't mean you'd hack medicine (Which needs decent
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    by quickthrower2 5y ago

    Smaller companies are not a magic bullet for being kinder. They are often under pressure to deliver stuff to customers to crazy deadlines, grow the revenue every year by massive amounts, of both. They are less likely to be able to offer opt
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    by quickthrower2 5y ago

    Is there any info on how this would help with estimation and planning of a large number of tasks. E.g. "what can we get done this quarter?" I have an eye on https://www.openproject.org/ because it seems to have th
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    by quickthrower2 5y ago

    TBH on asp.net you pretty much just follow a tutorial and you have signup, auth and users pretty quick. Let’s say this is 4 hours work for a programmer but .net newbie to set up a new project, add authentication including email/passwor
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    by quickthrower2 5y ago

    Just set up a cron job
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    by quickthrower2 5y ago

    What does busting your ass for later career look like? To me that’s stuff you do outside of work, because at work you just get more of the same level work as the level you are on. So you need to study/network outside of your job to get
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    by quickthrower2 5y ago

    If I'm DIYing I’d rather use Wordpress with membership plugins for a fixed yearly cost for hosting, say $30-$60 and 0% fees and full control. This is because relying on no code platforms can be shifting sands. Prices can go up and it m
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    by quickthrower2 5y ago

    I guess you have a crockery set with eight plates!
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    by quickthrower2 5y ago

    I imagine this might incentivize cars optimized for the maximum efficient speed rather than top speed, (so they can report the most miles per hour when charging).
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    by quickthrower2 5y ago

    And a new large port isn't built 20 miles along the shore. Also there must be a logistical limit to how 'busy' a port can be, which can only be increased by new processes / technology or physical expansion.