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by sheraz 10y ago
I think that assumption needs to be tested. For this particular company it would seem that there is a lot of duplicate and triplicate questions that get floated. And let's not forget about developer on-boarding into enterprise products
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by sheraz 10y ago
Sorry -- just saw this. http://uship.com -- I was on mobile and got auto-corrected
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by sheraz 10y ago
All three, but recently I've been diving deep on devops. Lots of docker, automation, and Azure, actually.
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by sheraz 10y ago
Actually this is a room that will be booked not unlike conference rooms.
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by sheraz 10y ago
You might want to look At cookiecutter Django [1], which is an excellent boilerplate generator for production-ready Django apps. I've been using it for over a year, and it is fantastic. In fact, I've just started my own personal f
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by sheraz 10y ago
Were you sitting in on my meetings last week? :). This has been a hot topic on my team the last few days. We are trying some things out. 1. DDDD (do not disturb developer days) twice a week. The general rule is that no one outside the team
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by sheraz 10y ago
Yup. This guy gets it (even though we disagree in other threads :) Same here. Zsh on home and work machine. Also, I've added hammerspoon to bring a little more customization and productivity to my OSX desktop.
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by sheraz 10y ago
Does anyone else remember Slashdot and the endless threads about Beowulf clusters? That was back when "parallel computing" was overly complicated and rather opaque. And most of us had no idea how to take advantage of multiple mach
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by sheraz 10y ago
Is this playing in the same sandbox as uship ( http://is hip.com)?
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by sheraz 10y ago
Huh? Is this a joke? Please provide the relevant /sarcasm or emojis because you can't be serious, right?
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by sheraz 10y ago
And yet no one talks about the gross disparity of women to men in nursing, social work, childcare, or cosmetic sales. Why is that?
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by sheraz 10y ago
I like them. I'm always happy to give a 5-10 min chat to see what the opportunity is. Sure some are time wasters but overall I'm pleased with the few I've worked with in the past.
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by sheraz 10y ago
Nice list! I did not know about hug. Here's hoping I can remember it next time I need a basic API. Is that an issue for anyone else -- that you can't remember all these libraries exist when you need them? I guess that what awesome
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by sheraz 10y ago
Relevant: Mike Rowe of Dirty Jobs (TV show) fame: Don't follow your passion https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=CVEuPmVAb8o
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by sheraz 10y ago
I acknowledge that CEO is not an easy job, but in light of all the departures and drama, I honestly wonder if @jack really is the right person for the job? Seems that the problems with product, PR, and investor relations got worse when he
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by sheraz 10y ago
It is referenced in the last line of the readme.
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by sheraz 10y ago
This. This 1000x. I have a client who is a mid-sized enterprise SaaS provider, and their moneymaker is a large flex app that talks to a legacy backend. We are currently shoring up this old app while simultaneously building a new, modern in
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by sheraz 10y ago
I'm bootstrapping a couple of side-projects by training up an intern, and starting in January I will be paying him a monthly retainer against hours worked. The coming tasks will include: - Stripe payment integration - Marketing automa
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by sheraz 10y ago
How is this different from Zapier, IFTTT, or Microsoft's Flow?
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by sheraz 10y ago
Yup. This is an amazing little script. I use it to run my side projects, and the upgrade path to heroku, deis, or openshift is effortless. Using this with my own docker image repo makes this even easier.
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by sheraz 10y ago
Who is the white supremacist?
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by sheraz 10y ago
So we disagree. Fair enough. However, I don't think my cynicism is unfounded. Nor would I call it cynicism but rather realism. I mean, do you really need to have sent a pull request to remind you to not do things that make you feel mor
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by sheraz 10y ago
They must not think people on mobile want to see the site. Ouch.
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by sheraz 10y ago
More virtue signaling and keyboard heroism! But you really lost me at the less-than-subtle Hitler reference.
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by sheraz 10y ago
...and here comes the environment argument. This is a very, very, slippery slope. By this rationale we should just shut down all datacenters, stop driving, stop eating meat, tell gamers to power off, and go back to hang-drying our hand-wash
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by sheraz 10y ago
I'm not sure how a big house makes anything a matter of morals.
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by sheraz 10y ago
Seems like you are moralizing about a guy's house when the topic is simply wifi-reliability. Given who he is (the creator of https://haveibeenpwned.com/ ), I would just assume that he have over-provisioned his physical
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by sheraz 10y ago
I know this doesn't "technically" answer your question, but the closest I get to using an iOS device for coding is Duet Display [1]. It turns your iphone/ipad into a 2nd monitor. It is really cool and works well enough t
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by sheraz 10y ago
Processwire ( http://processwire.com ) is the darkhorse in the CMS race. Like Wordpress, it is also PHP/MySQL based. However, the ease of use, documentation, and extensibility has really won me over. I think the difference be
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by sheraz 10y ago
Just going to assume this one needs a /sarcasm tag :-)

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