sjinta

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by sjinta 3y ago
I used this once as a subject for a retrospective. The team would play through the game together and make the guesses as to what would happen. Afterwards we ended up playing against each other using some poker chips. It was a lot of fun and
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by sjinta 3y ago
I think using "Monolith" for what they ended up with is badly chosen. Basically they just made a service less granular (or less micro, if you will).
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by sjinta 4y ago
It looks interesting but even after signing up I cannot find any documentation aside from the basic code snippets. An example of what I would like to know is: what if things go wrong, will there be retries?
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by sjinta 4y ago
but it still ended up killing 2 people. I have a hard time imagining how that works.
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by sjinta 4y ago
I've stayed (longer) because of the people more often then left because of them. It's likely also the type of company and the type of people attracted to them.
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by sjinta 4y ago
When using it to make simple calculations while on a phone I think it would be easier than the long click select all delete combo, but perhaps this is not really the aim of the tool.
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by sjinta 4y ago
This is awesome! Some feature requests: it would be great though if you could have multiple sessions/tabs in stead of 1. Also a clear button would be nice.
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by sjinta 8y ago
Don't wait it out. If you don't like your job, do something about it. Either change the work, or change jobs. To change the work I suggest communicating with the people around you: Talk to the previous developer, explain him/