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Atlassian OnDemand Tools use at Medlert to get stuff done faster
(theroadtosiliconvalley.com)
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"If you think the UI is designed badly, just imagine how bad the backend is..." - exactly! A glimpse into the mess that lies behind the curtains.
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Yap Spotify uses Python. They had few talks at RocketSpace in SF on their use of Python and Big Data analysis. Big Data has definitely helped with Python uptake. There are many great packages for scientific computing with Python like SciPy,
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Been playing with the datastore and the data is not visible in the Dropbox folder. I'm sure it's somewhere there buried under a safe blanket. So far only it's data sync limitations are a small annoyance but that can be resolv
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Tools we use Internally to get stuff done faster
(blog.medlert.com)
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Yap, branching from within Jira 6.1 is great. With the OnDemand suite this all just works flawlessly too!
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Well said. Do you use a 10K LUX lamp to help with the winter blues/seasonal depression? I find it helps me. 1 hour of it in the morning while I read a book and I'm good to go.
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Or have a capable team. No feat is impossible with the right team and leadership. I know easier said than done but the fish always rots from the head.
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Take a look at the site's JS files and the proud developers stamping their names all over it. Google their name and you will see the dev work was outsourced offshore. It feels like there was no one overseeing engineering quality across
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The reason you are seeing so many comments criticizing the work done on these government sites is due to the mountain of money spent on offshore outsourcing to deliver rubbish quality. A grad/junior software engineer in Silicon Valley
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"SURESH PALDIA" likes to get his name into every block of JS code. Ref: https://kyenroll.ky.gov/Scripts/HBECommonUtility.js Seems to be a common pattern with these gov websites or maybe the outsourcer. Bad qu
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hahaha what a crock of bull. Probably the same experts that built it were quoted as saying that. Or maybe it is true... when you cut and paste every code snippet from the web and mush it up to create this site it does add up to 500m lines o
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Congrats guys! I really enjoyed your presentation. Obviously the product is the start of something bigger but how you guys worked together on stage to answer questions to what you built is kickass. You peeps are obviously smart, know your m
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You don't need "sophisticated testing frameworks" to validate code quality. TDD should be caked into your culture. Even if it's not as detailed as some larger companies. Pushing code to production should be an automated
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Ditto. BitBucket is great. Supports both Git and Mercurial and as pointed out with free private repos how can you say no.
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Code needs major cleanup. As a start encapsulate the code into a Module Pattern and stop chaining variables to the global prototype. Finally as mentioned here, why would anyone be placing links to a untrusted 3rd party JS code on their site
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Blast it with beams of microwaves from a fleet of satellites heating the cold downdrafts. Covered in PopSci 10 year ago. http://www.popsci.com/scitech/article/2003-07/how-destroy-to... Considering that there are on average 1,300 tornados
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Coffee definitely! esp the first few minutes after consuming it when the altered state (caffeine high) kicks in. My belief is that your mind needs a state change to create a moment of insight/s. Like Einstein said, “We can not solve our pro
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More so that our visual sense is extremely well developed. Human visual recognition happens instantly with little effort vs reading text that requires extra effort and focus. Therefore it reasons to push in that direction as a way to presen
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"Photography is about light" - indeed. But most kit lens have a sub par aperture stop limiting the amount of light that can reach it. Yielding poor/blurry photos indoors and other locations where light is not ideal. Of course if the user un
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Nice post! Good to see more people are discovering this kickass way to relax your mind and body. Isolation tanks have been around since the 50s, initially used for scientific research and today more for relaxation therapy. I look at sensory
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This is what will make this work: "and we'll organize sessions of office hours in which partners from the VC firms advise the startups in each batch". That's the difference between "smart money" where investor(s) contribute more than cash i
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Rocket Space: accelerator for high-growth seed-funded tech startups
(theroadtosiliconvalley.com)
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Heading up to Stanford from Mountain View :P Originally from Sydney, Australia :-) Here's a post I did on "Things to do in Silicon Valley" and other Silicon Valley related stuff. Enjoy! http://www.theroadtosiliconvalley.com/local-californi
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Cubed: learning helplessness - The Road to Silicon Valley
(theroadtosiliconvalley.com)
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Awesome job Denis & Arend!! Love the product. Simple to use and just works. New features step it up!! Here's an interview I did with Denis re meetings.io after they launched ~ http://www.theroadtosiliconvalley.com/founders/interview-de
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MVC is nothing more then a pattern for component interactions allowing the separation of information. How you implement it is really up to the developer but this is the "starting" point for some and for many a guide. Look at Django, it is o
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x3 - it's far simpler to learn due to consistency, more powerful to do both low & high level programming and a pleasure to work with. Just as simple to setup for web as php. Not real reason to be in knee deep php mess.
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When I try to sign up in Chrome on Mac it just refreshes the page. No errors in the debug console.
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Interview with Denis Mars – Aussie co-founder of meetings.io
(theroadtosiliconvalley.com)
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