taude

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541.
by taude 8y ago
Also, I want to add, I've seen a .NET developer pick up our stack and be a better Java dev than some of the Java devs that had been around for years.
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by taude 8y ago
I call this having "Complimentary" skill sets. If an OO shop, Java vs .NET and Ruby/Python etc. Hire for smart, ambitious, willing candidates that fit in well with the culture. I've seen people switch tech stacks very q
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by taude 8y ago
Thanks for this. Trying now. I always assumed this was some form of SSH/Mosh client.
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by taude 8y ago
Accidentally pressing anything in Emacs is easily resolved by pressing CTRL-G (cancel buffer command), or CTRL-/ (undo), though.... I agree the LISP thing would be a deal break for a lot of people.
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by taude 8y ago
I had a friend who owned a really popular food truck in the LA area. After a couple years he went back to IT work because he could make more with more reasonable hours.
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by taude 8y ago
I'm waiting for Emacs to run natively on ChromeOS (or Android) so I can get a Chromebook. (I'm not willing to install Cruton or any of the native Linux hacks on a chromebook).
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by taude 8y ago
There is a watered down version of org-mode for VSCode. I still prefer the Emacs variety, though. Especially once you tweak out org-capture and custom templates....
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by taude 8y ago
In the context of this conversation, I assume we're talking about a single data store for all of an apps data needs. However, I'd argue in more modern application (newer) that one would design with a couple different data stores.
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by taude 8y ago
I think you might be assuming that there's a single dev team using the model/domain to do things with the data. Often, at least in big enterprise dev, there will be other teams doing things: Batch processing teams with their own a
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by taude 8y ago
This is pretty interesting. Thank's for the details, I might try this out.
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by taude 8y ago
I just took a look. I actually don't mind spending $500 to get something in a little bit better form factor and a much better screen. Something like those Samsung Chromebook Pros are what I'm eying up.
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by taude 8y ago
I should preface that I'm officially a "SCREEN" snob. Otherwise, I'd probably just buy a few 2014 11" MacBook Airs and burn through those over time.... But, I'll check out the Inspiron 11.
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by taude 8y ago
I've done that as an option (I can do that from my iPad). But I'd really like to be able to be disconnected, do all my writing, have it synced to the cloud. I can't rely on available internet connection (with this portable se
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by taude 8y ago
I've made more on paper in growth of equity in my home than any of the startups I've worked at. Granted my first job was at a big tech with options right out of college, which allowed me the down payment on home, but ever since..
555.
by taude 8y ago
I'm interested in responses here. I'd like to get a lightwight laptop, similar to my 11" Mac Book Air. I don't feel like I want to pay Apple prices for a second "travel" machine. I would like to be able to run
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by taude 8y ago
I'd be curious if Instagram is actually a lead gen for a photography business? Or many small businesses. Might be a quick way to maybe see what someone's posted as a portfolio, but i'm pretty sure more people would just go t
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by taude 8y ago
I do think it's a good topic for engineers to discuss, though, because you can tell a lot about various peoples backgrounds, etc. on how dogmatic they are one way or the other, or even if they have more pragmatic attitudes on the topic
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by taude 8y ago
I actually don't think a study is needed, because it's not a one-size fits all debate, I think which you agree with, too. I could argue either side for different teams, companies, velocity, goals. Just like your example, I'm
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by taude 8y ago
On a serious note, the arguments made in the opening paragraph seem like pretty broad reaches on why corporate america does or doesn't use static typing. I'm pretty sure regulatory has nothing to do with it. I work in an environm
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by taude 8y ago
Written on chalk board: I will not participate in Hacker News Static vs Dynamic typing debates. I will not participate in Hacker News Static vs Dynamic typing debates. I will not participate in Hacker News Static vs Dynamic typing debates.
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by taude 8y ago
Lifetime in software assumes the lifetime of the app, not the user.
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by taude 8y ago
Wait, so there's say 20 apps someone uses, maybe average $5/each, that's $100 for apps on a device you might pay $800+ for? Doesn't seem that ridiculous....
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by taude 8y ago
Is there any good third-party non-google/amazon reading apps for iPhone/iPad that will sync my places where I'm at in my books?
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by taude 8y ago
Our team has found the balance by making a bunch of smaller, individual SPAs that make up our whole application. We follow some SPA designs, but have them more modular, and glued together by a bunch of delivery pages. We kind of get the bes
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by taude 8y ago
I just looked it up, it was a quote on the HBO show, Ballers. (Not sure if they originated it, though, but that's where I saw it.)
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by taude 8y ago
It's an actual quote from a movie or something. I've heard it before.... so I think the context of the swear is in align with the quote.
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by taude 8y ago
I've heard of this type of thing happening in Boston Real Estate in hot markets, where someone gets in early on the new condo going in the Seaport, and by the time it's done, they flip it a few months later for a profit. Seems pre
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by taude 8y ago
I've been pretty aggressively unfollowing accounts in Instagram. I kind-of wish they'd create a "list" feature, but I'm OK with just cutting it down to my core group of friends. When I want to see the stuff of the i
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by taude 8y ago
But I agree with the sentiment. Maybe more like four hours/day, assuming you've simplified the rest of your life.
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by taude 8y ago
You could interpret that, though, to mean building the lifestyle so that either your commute is easier, a job that you can control the hours better, or simpler living. For example, if you're riding commuter rail to work, that could pot

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