release-object

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by release-object 2mo ago
Your suspicion is correct, it does not.
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by release-object 2mo ago
The 2nd number immediately means something to me. While I have to consider the first. From my perspective it isn’t easier to comprehend. An unrelated point. I’ve noticed more people in the UK measuring their weight in KG. I think I may be i
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by release-object 7mo ago
Example: https://go.dev/blog/error-syntax
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by release-object 2y ago
I absolutely love this game. It is has so much personality. I love the monsters names. They’re so cool.
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by release-object 2y ago
Why not? It’s supposed to be fun. As long as you’re not cheating the global leader board - which this approach doesn’t - why not play however you want. I like go to overboard writing parsers for each day.
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by release-object 2y ago
> the language insists that anybody can conjure one into existence despite having no basis for doing so You can have a goose (unepxorted) that is created via NewGoose() (exported - really a constructor). Of course within a package there
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by release-object 2y ago
I’m not punishing them. I am literally commuting a couple of hours a day to help my juniors. I don’t want to. But I do want them to grow in their roles. And feel like a full member of the team, as quickly as possible. I will accept that som
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by release-object 2y ago
+1. Working where we are most effective, at any given time, is the best defence against a mandated RTO.
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by release-object 2y ago
> Sure it’s not the most effective And this is the problem. I want to work from home full time. But until I can replicate all of the benefits remotely I will continue with hybrid. This is a very emotive subject. The only way we are
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by release-object 2y ago
I would prefer to WFH 100%. However I’m a team lead. And no matter what I try I can’t train my juniors as quickly remotely. My seniors and I can show them how to work, and solve problems so much faster on-site. We catch bad habits sooner an
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by release-object 2y ago
A great pick. Would it be childish to suggest the 13th?
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by release-object 5y ago
Really sorry to hear that. My personal experience, of hiring software engineers in London, aligns with this article. We have seen a drop in supply this year. If you are looking in the South of England I would recommend finding a specialist
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People tend to add elements to solve a problem rather than take things away(theregister.com)
20 points by release-object 5y ago|6 comments
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by release-object 6y ago
Did you considered doing it anyway? If a one-off run reveals some previously unknown flaw in the test suite you could present that.