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by robador 3y ago
I can see its appeal. As a former developer turned manager, I often want to solve certain problems quick, or test things. I very much don't want to install these kinds of experiments permanently as I don't have the time to maintai
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by robador 3y ago
This is a great idea!
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by robador 3y ago
I've been thinking about this recently, and I don't think I would actually mind personalised ads. However I don't trust the companies with my private data at all. If there was a way to guarantee anonymity, I might get rid of
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by robador 3y ago
This is really a great read.
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by robador 3y ago
It was raining, night, and seemingly no street lights.
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by robador 3y ago
I'm missing a downvote button.
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by robador 3y ago
No matter how often I read these kinds of posts, I never get it. I just don't. Especially now that we have components and native elements that describe what a thing is, it's so much easier to be semantic. Personally I love BEM (Bl
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by robador 3y ago
I'm also interested in this!
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by robador 3y ago
What happens when photocopying comes to mind. Keep making copies of copies and it becomes more and more distorted.
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by robador 3y ago
This is hilarious, thanks for sharing.
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by robador 3y ago
I really miss delicious, especially it's tagging system. The ability to bookmark and use the hive mind to suggest tags was really a killer feature.
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by robador 3y ago
This pisses me off to no small amount (as a Dutchman). Yes, the law says you have to be able to identity yourself, but you can only be asked if there's a good reason. Not a lawyer, but asking for directions is very much not a good reas
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by robador 3y ago
Not based on anything I can verify, but my feeling is that when a company gets to a certain size and becomes high profile, it will attract certain types of employees as well. The more high profile, the more a UI/UX department will want
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by robador 4y ago
> The content is not reusable (you cannot reuse content on other pages). > The design is not consistent (pages often don’t look the same). > The site is not maintainable (change on one page doesn’t propagate to other pages). > T
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by robador 4y ago
To me this reads as two sides of the same coin. In well-structured teams hierarchy is formalized, in less structured teams it's 'informalized' when playing favourites?
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by robador 4y ago
It is mentioned in the article though: "But why did it fail? How does a $35 million rebranding project fail?"
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by robador 4y ago
I've been playing go for 25 years and never made the connection. Mind blown.
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by robador 5y ago
But because we want to do scrum or agile ‘properly’ we need estimates. The Scrum guide only mentions sizing as a responsibility of developers, not how it's sized. As a developer that moved to product owner I've seen both
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by robador 5y ago
Nothing wrong with good old LAMP. Best kept secret is how good PHP has become over the years
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by robador 5y ago
I don't think English speakers know what the soft g is, I wouldn't know how to explain what it sounds like in writing, like, between a g and h sound? I believe further south in West-vlaanderen the g is pronounced as an h, and the
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by robador 5y ago
Drupal. I've been a Drupal developer for 15 years and started using it for it's low code abilities. In my opinion it still is an amazing low code platform which is extremely versatile. If you really need to customize, it's al
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Are You You?(areyouyou.eu)
3 points by robador 5y ago|0 comments
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by robador 5y ago
Is Windows the better fit or is it the software that runs on it that doesn't have linux support?
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by robador 6y ago
I appreciate the politeness :D The quote comes from the official Scrum guide. I'd say that is an authoritative source (just like yours, mind). I was just pointing out that according to 'the bible' you have to incorporate the
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by robador 6y ago
> Nothing else about scrum is a requirement From the perspective of Scrum this is incorrect. It is specifically stated that: > Changing the core design or ideas of Scrum, leaving out elements, or not following the rules of Scrum, cove
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by robador 6y ago
I tried looking for a source but couldn't find it: I read years ago that a survey with the question "Would you rather have an elfstedentocht or win the World Cup" was answered predominantly with the former. I've used tha
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by robador 6y ago
Thank you for your detailed response. I'm really tempted to try this as I'm already in the habit of using anki on a daily basis. Would you be willing to share your Python script? If I may, how do you ensure you're only gettin
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by robador 6y ago
I have so many questions, I am intrigued! Why are you doing this? Are you reviewing whole books in this fashion, as in the whole text? How long does that take? Do you read those books first? Are you reviewing in order of the order the text
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by robador 6y ago
Totally agree, the other illustration where MVP supposedly only concerns functionality is not how I, or we in my company, ever define MVP. We use the other one to explain MVP to our customers. How can a 'product' be viable with on
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by robador 6y ago
This is amazing!

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