taude

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by taude 13y ago
No. Not at all. You could even have a conversation broaching some of these topics in a more casual way and tell if the candidate knows what he's talking about in a lot of cases. Heck, even answers about function arguments could be an
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by taude 13y ago
I've never once had a company ask for a code sample. What's the point in that? Lazy lame candidates will just go copy something off the internet.
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by taude 13y ago
The problem with interview questions like this is that it looks for code-monkeys. I'd maybe have questions like this if I were hiring an expert consultant to crank out some short-term JavaScript for me, but for filling a slot on the t
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by taude 13y ago
Were there any particular seasons your found useful in Destroy All? It seams like it's mixed where there's just snipped of TDD spread around at will, whenever the need hit. (I ask because there's no way I'm going to have
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by taude 13y ago
Did you read the article? They give a lot of reason about the difficulty of navigating/surviving the death zone.
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by taude 13y ago
For a distribution/curation thing, I just prefer everyone write their own articles/content on their own website, and then have something like Hacker News, Retweets, Kottke, FB, Flipboard, etc...to float the good things to the top.
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by taude 13y ago
Haaa....I hate me, too. Seriously, though, we do it all the time. Successfully. We even write skeleton code, and have other people finish it off, or take the half-baked idea and implement it properly. Sometimes in this sprint, sometimes in
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by taude 13y ago
This assumes that you knew that the code was once there, and where it was. Working on a team with partially implemented features with planned future hooks, it's just easier to keep the intent in the live code (hopefully with some good
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by taude 13y ago
Ha...sue to oblivion? I guess it'd depend on what a "bite" is but unless the dog took you down, ate out your organs, your left arm, and you lost an eye, etc, you might be pretty disappointed what oblivion would be. Edit: for
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by taude 13y ago
Good points. I spent another night playing and starting to get into it...
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by taude 13y ago
I played their new card game Hearthstone for a few minutes. Not really sure why it's not a tablet game by default. Maybe I didn't play long enough to appreciate some of the graphics/transitions, etc. But the gameplay seemed
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by taude 13y ago
Don't forget the dependency injection pattern that Angular uses all over the place. That smells like Java, too. :)
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by taude 13y ago
I think you're both right. I have been a T-Mobile customer for 10+ years. I have probably better coverage while in a city, like Boston, than anyone I know. I also have some pretty bad coverage when I go up to Vermont. So, if you stay i
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by taude 13y ago
There's a line somewhere, just not sure where it is...
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by taude 13y ago
Counter point (thought not arguing against what the actual article content contained, which "was we tried that idea years ago, but failed"). I've been contacted by investors before to look at business plans/technology.
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by taude 13y ago
I was an org-mode user. Then I lost emacs config file, and started using Sublime Text. I'm now a happy user of the PlainTasks plug-in. https://github.com/aziz/PlainTasks
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It’s Not a Church, It’s Just an Apple Store(recode.net)
7 points by taude 13y ago|3 comments
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by taude 13y ago
Getting my app to run was the hard part, not the Mono libraries itself. Even on OS X, it was pretty straightforward to get the libraries on there. But once you started needed ASP.NET MVC, specific database drivers and setup, it become non
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by taude 13y ago
Oooh, nice find. I almost didn't learn about this because it was so far down. This fits my workflow perfectly...
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by taude 13y ago
Having a live preview is pretty nice when you start getting into slightly more complicated documents? Especially when you start working in specific markdown varients, like github, table addons, code, etc...
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by taude 13y ago
I've tried working with Mono on my Mac. Meh. You loose a big part of the eco-system of third-party libraries because almost every program I've written uses a ton of third-party libraries. When ever you google soething on C#, you
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by taude 13y ago
No talk of Windows alternatives here, and since I just setup a Win machine yesterday, I found Markdown Pad 2 [1]. There's both free and paid version. It seems to get the job done for me for now. I am a Mou user on Mac. Just installed
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by taude 13y ago
In reading that he's the money guy, is he really not holding up his side of things? What's he specifically not doing, that he should be? It's hard to read between the lines to know if he's really not keeping up his end.
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by taude 13y ago
This is true. But there are a lot of devs interested in combining the ease and speed of dynamic language syntax with the robust compilation of a static language... This will be a popular topic for awhile, I believe, because the JVM isn&#x27
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by taude 13y ago
For me personally, if they weren't running in the JVM, we wouldn't be having this discussion. The JVM is key for many as operational stability trumps developer finger-candy. It's an easy sell to add a language change it, whe
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by taude 13y ago
I'm not a Clojure programmer, but I have an interest in things that run on the JVM. I went through this semi-quick guide to get an overview of how the language and syntax works: EDIT: actually this was the link I meant to post. It was
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by taude 13y ago
Wait until you have to update your rails and all your gems are no longer compatible. Edit: removed "update for a security patch" because it's just updated. Edit: to be fair, this is a common situation with many similar solut
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by taude 13y ago
Is there really anyone out there who does any Python/Django dev and doesn't use PIP? I'm not sure there's even any tutorials for absolute beginners that don't mention it at least as part of the install process?
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by taude 13y ago
Don't feel too bad, this is a common problem. Something that isn't talked about in HNews in the age of the cloud, but proprietary data, hosted on each customers data center (or server in closet), is still something a lot of busin
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by taude 13y ago
And PyLadies: http://www.pyladies.com/ Boston specific meetup: http://www.meetup.com/PyLadies-Boston/

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