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Ask HN: Programming on a treadmill desk?
2 points by spajus 10y ago|1 comments
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by spajus 10y ago
Next step: TPS reports.
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by spajus 10y ago
Because he is doing it like an experienced dev who prefers to use the right tools for the job, not a quick "click to compile" IDE.
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by spajus 10y ago
I knew this would happen the minute she banned remote work.
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by spajus 10y ago
100% were extraverts
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by spajus 10y ago
I think this is solvable by educating devs, not just by enforcing policies. And path to production should be a well defined process, that has to evolve from collaboration between devs and ops, so nobody should be able to just "hack pro
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by spajus 10y ago
"This is what DevOps is about: running Ops like you're Developing an app, not letting your devs run your ops." This is a very common attitude of sysadmins who think that configuration management is the only thing they need to
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by spajus 10y ago
80
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by spajus 11y ago
It seems they are trying to reinvent Brainfuck language
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by spajus 11y ago
That's what you get when you let JavaScript into the server side.
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by spajus 11y ago
How to pull this through when you are paid by the hour?
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by spajus 11y ago
I thought the same until I actually tried working on big projects with other, simpler languages. Threading can be replaced with process forking in those GIL languages, and everyting else is just so much better. 4 years after ditching java I
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by spajus 11y ago
It's already hipster activity, and all hipsters deny they are hipsters.
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by spajus 11y ago
That's the beauty of git. You can pack your bags and leave any time.
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by spajus 11y ago
10x engineers exist, and this post was submitted by one. Hi admp :)
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by spajus 11y ago
And use mutation testing to make sure your tests are correct. Oh, and have integration tests too, along with tests for your infrastructure. How can anything go wrong if you have all that? Well, it can and will.
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by spajus 11y ago
HN needs "collapse whole thread" feature. Badly.
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Ebook: Developing Games with Ruby (free to read online)(leanpub.com)
3 points by spajus 12y ago|0 comments
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by spajus 13y ago
Yes, we run pronto when our Jenkins builds GitHub pull requests, so we get all those comments along with peer code reviews. And no separate web app is necessary.
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by spajus 13y ago
Take a look at https://github.com/mmozuras/pronto - does the same, has many adapters.
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by spajus 13y ago
Sounds better than keeping your money in bitcoins
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by spajus 13y ago
This makes a perfect illustration why startups are shit. Instead of working on something useful, people either produce crappy javascript games, or play them. Now massively downvote this comment, write 100 replies explaining why I'm wro
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by spajus 13y ago
It's dial-a-joke, you just don't realize it yet.
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Debugging Hubot with Node Inspector(leanpub.com)
1 points by spajus 13y ago|0 comments
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Book: Automation and Monitoring with Hubot(leanpub.com)
2 points by spajus 13y ago|0 comments
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The Great Shift to Mobile(varaneckas.com)
2 points by spajus 13y ago|0 comments
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by spajus 13y ago
There is way too few upvotes on this.
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Overriding Unicorn process names in Ruby on Rails(varaneckas.com)
2 points by spajus 13y ago|0 comments
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Ruby Threads, Unicorn, and You(varaneckas.com)
2 points by spajus 13y ago|0 comments
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First Month of Remote Work(varaneckas.com)
2 points by spajus 13y ago|0 comments

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