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by reledi 9y ago
Playing devil's advocate. A lack of a criminal record doesn't make you completely ordinary. The people you spend most of your time with and your therapist might have a different opinion of you than yourself.
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by reledi 9y ago
Logan style adventures await!
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by reledi 9y ago
python -m SimpleHTTPServer 443
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by reledi 9y ago
Please review your link styling to make them more discoverable. As it is, it's impossible to find any links in the article on my mobile.
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by reledi 9y ago
The replies are all playing word police and missing the point. Hyperboles are great for getting a point across, except when they're taken too literally. OP means you should be raising the bar for hiring at your org.
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by reledi 9y ago
Definitely. If a simple config needs to be flipped, the engineers can communicate directly across teams. The problem is when requests for larger ideas and tasks do not go through your PM/PO (they should be protecting their team from &q
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by reledi 9y ago
In the article he implies that Uber Eats has a poor retention rate compared to the local competitor. Regarding why people apply in the first place. Uber is basically a household name around the world, so they can attract a lot of applicants
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by reledi 9y ago
Striving for 100% coverage is an expensive mistake because as a testing indicator it gives you a false sense of security. But someone has to pay for the time spent writing and maintaining those tests, and fixing the bugs that are still ther
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by reledi 9y ago
I've found that some bootcamps are responsible for this attitude as they preach to have 100% coverage. And no one really questions the experienced and heavily opinionated teacher. It's good to use hyperbole black and white when te
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by reledi 9y ago
Correct, and the blog post mentions all of that. We should start using the header and avoid guessing, but sites won't use the header unless the data is reliable. The data being reliable is a UX problem that browsers can fix.
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by reledi 9y ago
To me this feels like something GitHub would approve of. GitHub Issues intentionally gives users a lot of freedom so they can use it however they want. Unlike competitors who forced you to do something a certain way. This is creative, and i
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by reledi 9y ago
Event Sourcing is a great pattern that could be used for many applications. It gives you an audit trail for free and lets you rewind to any point in time. You don't even need to use a dependency like Kafka. We built a tool for tracking
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by reledi 10y ago
My advice is to never place TODO comments in your code. It will become a graveyard for TODOs and annoy fellow programmers who come across it for years after it was written. Instead 1. Quickly experiment with refactoring but stop if it feels
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by reledi 10y ago
Any plans to have a physical copy with subscription?
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by reledi 10y ago
Twitter is not exempt. They focused on the product before scale. They were regularly overloaded in the early days.
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by reledi 10y ago
- FLAVOR: Ubuntu desktop - HEADLINE: Better support for printers - DESCRIPTION: I haven't been able to connect to the office printer after many attempts. The driver isn't included with Ubuntu and the generic driver doesn't w
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by reledi 10y ago
It's okay not to ship personal projects. No one's really holding you accountable for that. Look at it this way, unfinished personal projects still give you value because you might still be using it in its incomplete state, and y
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by reledi 10y ago
It's a poor example when testing for truthiness because it can be written more concise. Imagine you're checking if the value is equal to a number or string. Placing the variable on the RHS avoids accidentally assigning a value to
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by reledi 10y ago
I also believe Amy. But I recognize that many don't. The story will have difficulty making an impact if people are easily attacking its authenticity.
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by reledi 10y ago
No it wasn't. I couldn't remember the pin from my other card off the top of my head because I've been using Monzo for many months. I've learned from my mistake, I hope Monzo has too.
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by reledi 10y ago
This caused an embarrassing moment for us this morning when buying groceries with a queue waiting behind. Since it was only two items, the clerk was kind enough to let me pay later. Would have really appreciated a push notification as soon
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by reledi 10y ago
A few days ago a Nigerian software engineer was asked to balance a BST at JFK airport: https://twitter.com/cyberomin/status/835888786462625792
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by reledi 10y ago
Amy, many people believe your story. But based on the flags this story is getting, many don't, at least not yet. Is there any way you can verify the authenticity of your story without losing your anonymity to the public? For example, w
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by reledi 10y ago
Probably using a service like Twilio.
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by reledi 10y ago
Is there any evidence to back this up?
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by reledi 10y ago
Thanks for making this, hope it catches on. As a non-gopher, whenever I came across a project where I needed to build a Go binary I'd get blocked by the GOPATH and since then I've just avoided such projects.
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by reledi 10y ago
Just want to stress the importance of having stand-ups be developer-only. Do not let project managers, product owners, stakeholders, clients, and so forth become part of it. The developers won't be ready to start working when they take
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by reledi 10y ago
How would you apply for this as a student? Could you get the ID mailed to you overseas for example?
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by reledi 10y ago
Twitter can contribute to developer burnout when your feed is mostly tech-related.
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by reledi 10y ago
It's well known by now that introversion/extroversion is not binary but a range. Do we really need to point this out every time the author doesn't mention it?

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