robotnoises

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   by robotnoises 11y ago

   Fair question. Maybe it's the belief that a company is bigger than one person? Or perhaps it's closer to "separating the art from the artist?"
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   by robotnoises 11y ago

   Where I work, they called it a "workforce rebalancing," which I thought was a nice touch.
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   by robotnoises 11y ago

   Hi Sam, In your opinion, what is the greatest impediment to getting better software into government. Second, is there a market opportunity in alleviating this/these impediments?
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   by robotnoises 11y ago

   This is a killer UI. Congrats. Once you get a live demo rolling I'm willing to bet you'll drum-up even more interest.
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   by robotnoises 11y ago

   Larry Wall's discussion on the logo, Camelia ( https://raw.githubusercontent.com/perl6/mu/master/misc/camel... ): Discussion Highlights ===================== From: Larry Wall Date: March 24, 2009 10:2
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   by robotnoises 11y ago

   Yes it is: http://i.imgur.com/sJjJwSa.png
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   by robotnoises 11y ago

   I love the bug, but it's because I have a two year old daughter.
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   by robotnoises 11y ago

   >> While most of these plugins didn't offer much in terms of functionality, for the person making a decision, it definitely helped to tip the scales in Jira's favor. For me, this kinda encapsulates the problem with Jira. Jir
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   by robotnoises 11y ago

   Great start! Love the UI. FYI I bookmarked this in my "cool shit" folder. This is a high honor.
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    by robotnoises 11y ago

    My thoughts exactly. It's not awful by any stretch of the imagination, but Dropbox has traditionally set itself apart on design.
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    by robotnoises 11y ago

    Do you think a version of this system could work in a team that has mostly "b-players?" I just wonder how much of this stays afloat because the caliber of the engineers is higher than that of your typical company.
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    by robotnoises 11y ago

    I need to get my butt in gear and finish-up my blog on criticisms of criticisms of Angular.
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    by robotnoises 11y ago

    Usually just a text editor. For a while I was using Atom and now I'm on Visual Studio Code.
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    by robotnoises 11y ago

    I own a 2015 13" MBP (Retina) and it's a fine machine for coding. I don't ever hook it up to an external.
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    by robotnoises 11y ago

    I promise it wasn't that many.
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    by robotnoises 11y ago

    I don't think this is a joke. I think this is just something that probably isn't useful as a library/framework/whatever + maybe an incomplete understanding of how CSS best fits into the puzzle.
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    by robotnoises 11y ago

    This could have saved my morning...
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    by robotnoises 11y ago

    > We've decoupled Angular 2's rendering from the DOM. Does this mean they are using some sort of virtual dom a la React?
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    by robotnoises 11y ago

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aHGmj_fqPLE
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    by robotnoises 11y ago

    I don't think it is. Also, isn't that sort of the deal with semantic versioning, i.e. a change in the major version # mean there are breaking changes?
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    by robotnoises 11y ago

    Most of their revenues come from the enterprise market.
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    by robotnoises 11y ago

    Good question. My guess is expansion? Perhaps they switch into growth-by-acquisition-mode?
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    by robotnoises 11y ago

    Doing a little digging, there is a handler attached to the mousemove event on the canvas element. There is a credit here: Thanks to Giovanni Difeterici ( http://www.gdifeterici.com/ ) ... but it's minified and I can&#x27
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    by robotnoises 11y ago

    I have had three "bigboy" software jobs in my career and the same thing has always served me well: It is always the expectation of those charged with the task of training or managing you that early-on you will start slow and be an
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    by robotnoises 11y ago

    To me it seems to follow along the lines of VCs investing in things like npm, where they believe they might reap benefits indirectly down the line.
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    by robotnoises 11y ago

    Great, that is very encouraging. Thank you.
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    by robotnoises 11y ago

    Hi! I am 32 years old, have a young family, and a steady software engineering job at a large software company. I have always loved the idea of a traditional YC experience but have never applied because I feel like I am not at a stage in my
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    by robotnoises 11y ago

    Amazon, the utility?
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    by robotnoises 11y ago

    This is an interesting idea, as it does attempt to solve a problem. Filling out applications can be very tedious. I have a couple of questions: 1. A lot of job applications require information like a social security number. Is there a way y
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    by robotnoises 11y ago

    All the time. I deal with almost constant anxiety over how my time is spent, even to the point where I can't always enjoy leisure activities. I don't know what drives this. I am not an overly competitive person and already have a