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by sb8244 10y ago
I often say that we don't need to agree, just commit together. I particularly like disagree and commit better. It seems like it would shorten time to decision as long as no one takes it personally.
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by sb8244 10y ago
I think we just disagree a bit. Maybe a vacation is necessary but I am very skeptical that good long term answers come from it. It's hard to tell from OP post but I'm cautious against assuming good answers will just come at the en
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by sb8244 10y ago
What strategies do you take to be an active contributor to the situation while on vacation? Do you reflect on certain things, avoid others? I'm wary against a physical solution (take a vacation) without advice on mental and emotional c
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by sb8244 10y ago
This is something I'm very sensitive to because I don't want to find myself in the same situation for long. I have felt it over time, but I've personally found success in: Reflecting on why I first got into software developme
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by sb8244 10y ago
Does this mean that their testing servers can access production db over network? That's something we specifically put under control so that even a misconfiguration can't cause this. I'm surprised an audit didn't discover
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by sb8244 10y ago
Maybe it's the size of the grocer that encourages the talking crowd? I can't imagine this being as popular in larger stores, although I did have several repeat customers who I enjoyed talking to when I worked in a grocery coffee c
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by sb8244 10y ago
They might have achieved that by pushing it in silently over time and utilizing feature flags. Only going live in an app store update once it was rolled out to everyone.
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by sb8244 10y ago
I like this. I never really thought about it this way, but I'm much more okay with long functional methods rather than long mutating method
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by sb8244 10y ago
The pure market share could have been a motivating factor for parent post. I assume that things behave differently when you're the #1 at something. However, this seems arbitrary enough to not have that effect.
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by sb8244 10y ago
The parent comment used that word choice.
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by sb8244 10y ago
Here's a relevant excerpt from research I did on college into this. FWIW, my research was specifically into genetic algorithms and generating similar musical styles as the input music. It didn't perform particularly well but had s
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by sb8244 10y ago
Going to second this. I love the idea of gitlab but I absolutely cannot enjoy the UI. I have trouble understanding the layout of the project from the base URL. I don't have that problem at all on github. Edit: I'm a fool. I swappe
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by sb8244 10y ago
Thanks for this. I've heard good things about their DB and appreciate you writing down things you've liked about it. I can see the viability there given the other comment that .01% of customers provide the majority revenue, if the
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by sb8244 10y ago
What hard problems are they solving that can't be solved with OSS today (tech problems)? I've heard things about their business apps division (business problems) and I can't say I particularly believe in their future there ve
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by sb8244 10y ago
I don't work for gitlab. Isn't that a put you out of business moment? I guess there is enterprise installations but the main website would be toast. I guess there is the chance there were still older backups taken intentionally or
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by sb8244 10y ago
I guess I haven't felt this pain that you've felt. I'm satisfied with my tooling and feel that small components help keep things very clear and focused.
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by sb8244 10y ago
I don't understand this. You could build up the template using jsx exactly like you could otherwise. For instance, I could put that in a variable and then use it in another template via {}
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by sb8244 10y ago
The first sentence is a link to a blog post with an in depth introduction to what they are talking about. No child comment on here seems to have pointed it out. Surely that is acceptable considering the level of detail they go into in their
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by sb8244 10y ago
You and ajdlinux are right, thanks!
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by sb8244 10y ago
I'm struggling to make sense of this....Zuckerberg purchased 700 acres of land, but other families are still using that land (or have the right to)? How can you purchase land that others legally own?
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by sb8244 10y ago
I agree with this site about it: https://www.spamhaus.org/consumer/definition/ The key here would be unsolicited (yes) and bulk (possibly no). It is impossible to tell based on the blog post, but I find it less li
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by sb8244 10y ago
This is not spam by the US definition. It is by some European countries, though.
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by sb8244 10y ago
I'm curious if you have tried VSCode? It seems significantly faster than Atom and is built on Electron (and I think an Atom base).
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by sb8244 10y ago
I switched to SourceTree after GitX (not dev but another fork) kept crashing. I haven't looked back. It's a great client and I haven't had any problems with it. I'm working on decently sized repos but keep a pretty clean
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by sb8244 10y ago
> it becomes folly to think that CQRS can be distilled into a library Sincerely curious about this statement. I understand that CQRS is an architectural pattern, but couldn't a library implement that architecture and then provide wa
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by sb8244 10y ago
> I wish Intel would stop creating products nobody wants and actually work on shipping their core products on-time. If a company cuts X employees from Product B, those employees probably are not going to Product A to work (different skil
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by sb8244 10y ago
There was a car commerical which sums up my feelings here pretty well. What do you do when you get a room full of trophies? You think about how to get more. Apple seems to have gotten their trophies here (no doubt) and then stared at them r
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by sb8244 10y ago
Once you can read/speak (not necessarily understanding much) then you can get around pretty well. The translation apps are really good and I didn't find myself using them often. I found young Korean people to be pretty good at Eng
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by sb8244 10y ago
I studied abroad in Korea and asked about expected salaries for SE from the Korean CS Dept. They said 60k would be incredibly high and 30-40 would be normal. That is also in million won which doesn't translate perfectly to a dollar, ac
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by sb8244 10y ago
There seems to be value here in describing APIs to external developers and giving them a playground for it. Well, there is value there because some large companies do that as their product. There isn't a great solution for writing API

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