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by webscalist 7y ago
Every commit message must start with JIRA ticket number
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by webscalist 7y ago
- Kubernetes operation: 3 people - API on top of Kubernetes: 2 people - Tools around the API on top of Kubernetes: 1 person - API and tools specific for continuous integration: 2 people - Database operation: 2 people - Event/Data pipel
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by webscalist 7y ago
It all depends on the type of art.
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by webscalist 7y ago
YAGNI?
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by webscalist 8y ago
we collect dongles as employee leaves.
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by webscalist 8y ago
Someone forgot to enable ML spell check for linter. With big data trained model, linter should be able to catch this.
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by webscalist 9y ago
Your offer expires in 2 days.
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by webscalist 9y ago
Why would a personal backup company invest in OCR? > To peek at personal data
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by webscalist 9y ago
Damn PagerDuty
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by webscalist 9y ago
Wow, doesn't even work on mobile.
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by webscalist 9y ago
Bell Lab: a private office with a secretary. These days, every office is open office. Kids so crazy.
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by webscalist 9y ago
Huge success of mongodb was due to "easy to learn" advertisement, paired with getting shit done and rewrite later agile trend, and web scale.
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by webscalist 9y ago
lol trello: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3485186
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by webscalist 9y ago
If you're good at whiteboard programming solving well known interview questions, you're good. Computer science is a branch of mathematics and it is all about solving problems on whiteboard in front of peers.
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by webscalist 9y ago
Many apps in this shop have some sort of error handling that puts apps to a weird state. Restart works while developers debug what's going on for months. I tend to propagate errors and let supervisor handle failing apps. But it's
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by webscalist 9y ago
restart all things every night.
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by webscalist 9y ago
How do I build on linux? Don't have debian.
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by webscalist 9y ago
No, each microservice does one thing. Yes, they could have provided an orchestrating microservice. But they did a good job. Tech issues microservice should not have knowledge of other departments.
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by webscalist 10y ago
- no mac - vim - no javascript - no overtime - no on call - personal projects on fridays
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by webscalist 10y ago
ES6 Everybody is es7 and es latest. I feel old.
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by webscalist 10y ago
Not everyone worships their career. You can of course get rid of TV, music, theater, art, books, .. out of your life and focus only on your career skills development. Social media is young generation's way of life. It's such a val
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by webscalist 10y ago
Wow that modern CSS making it difficult to read longer than 2 seconds.
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by webscalist 10y ago
Can't go back. Usability points: -1 Why not make it into multiple web pages?
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by webscalist 10y ago
Unreadable to you could mean readable to others. Sometimes you have to learn different paradigms and ways to express computer program.
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by webscalist 10y ago
Better article: http://www.rossbencina.com/code/real-time-audio-programming-...
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by webscalist 10y ago
link to source code? want to see what 2-weeks old rust programmer writes and how feasible it is to train our team
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by webscalist 10y ago
What happened to semantic markups? In the name of rendering optimizations, many web sites use css background image instead of <img>
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by webscalist 11y ago
https://areweideyet.com/ vscode and textadept are good
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by webscalist 11y ago
github.com/micro/micro is this canonical import name? Serious Go projects usually have serious canonical import name. Examples, - golang.org/x/net/html/charset - google.golang.org/cloud - camlistore.org&#
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by webscalist 11y ago
AlphaGo did paradigm shifting moves.

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