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Vim Slime: A vim plugin to give you some slime. (Emacs)(tarnbarford.net)
49 points by tolitius 15y ago|12 comments
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by tolitius 15y ago
" Is it time for me to leave the coding thing and get an MBA? " Do you need someone to tell you a "supportive" NO, or you want to hear an encouraging "YES"? Do you need MBA? Go for it. But don't blame Java. Do you NOT need MBA? Don't go for
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by tolitius 15y ago
don't think anybody can really help you here, but things to try that come to mind.. * have kids * have friends that you can touch * have an affair * travel .. ... * put "127.0.0.1 news.ycombinator.com" in your "/et
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by tolitius 15y ago
would also be cool to have a code highlight.. (ala https://refheap.com/paste )
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by tolitius 15y ago
the answer to "how much" is aways "it depends". * tech stacks evolve changing the amount of testing that is needed => most of the stacks allow to only focus on the "meat" of the logic, rather than things like integration (Spring Integra
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MongoDB: Minor Data Loss for Slave(jira.mongodb.org)
2 points by tolitius 15y ago|1 comments
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by tolitius 15y ago
I agree. Setting up Cassandra is simple. It is later when you get to things like: mutator.setColumnOrSuperColumn( ... ) mutationsMap = new HashMap<ByteBuffer, Map<String, List<Mutation>>>().. compound
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by tolitius 15y ago
" How do you get that inner Zen back where you can focus on personal projects and really enjoy what you do? " It might be a personal thing.. but the "inner Zen" relies mostly on self confidence, and it is ok not to have it constantly. Espec
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by tolitius 15y ago
step zero is to have common sense. "Bob: I quit my job to create a cool startup" "Bob's friends: (applauses) Wow, Awesome Bob!" if this works for you, that's great, it won't work for many other people, if not for most
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by tolitius 15y ago
how about a library with a price list: * { chmod777.jar: 25c } * { chown-R-me.jar: 75c } * { rm-rf-star.jar: 1 dollar } * { rm-rf-/.jar: monthly salary } ... ultimate way to beef up savings
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by tolitius 15y ago
writing code during an interview is great, but almost a 180 degree experience to writing code in real life. there are a couple of factors: * psych pressure * unrealistic timeline * googling is usually not allowed, whereas EVERYBODY uses it
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by tolitius 15y ago
http://www.dotkam.com/2011/07/06/noram-db-if-it-does-not-fit... I agree PR and lots of BUZZ makes it really difficult to choose the right DB. My latest obsession is Riak => Basho is VERY honest, and quick in helping you out and tellin