smooj

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   by smooj 13y ago

   Broad elevator-pitch-level ideas may well be of little value, but specific ideas about strategy for a given organization at a given time are hugely valuable. There is a significant difference betwen the ideas person who just spouts out &#x
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   by smooj 13y ago

   He was VP of Engineering at Yahoo before he left, so it stands to reason that he was applying for a very senior role.
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   by smooj 13y ago

   I think those constraints are often the same as when you create a new record, so you can reuse code from there. But I'm sure there can be edge cases that make it tricky for some apps and/or situations. Undo and redo aren't i
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   by smooj 13y ago

   I'm not sure about the legal implications either, but it would be interesting to know. From a totally different angle it might cause backlash from users if they felt betrayed by an action not actually doing what they thought it would
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   by smooj 13y ago

   Instead of actually deleting a record when a user hits 'delete' just flip a boolean that indicates it is 'deleted'. Then undoing a delete action is as easy as flipping the boolean back. For more complex application stat