wyqueshocec

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by wyqueshocec 13y ago
Your website's banner is huge. http://imgur.com/Y8V6V14
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by wyqueshocec 13y ago
If you deprive someone of their life with your weapon, that's a crime called murder. There is no right in the US to actually shoot anyone; you do realize that?
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by wyqueshocec 13y ago
> Capitalism is the greatest system we know of for creating weath. It is also one of the worst systems for distributing weath. This is an oxymoron. "Wealth" is just stuff. Loaves of bread. Cars. iPhones. TV shows. If you create stuff
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by wyqueshocec 14y ago
You're exactly right. I hope my comment didn't come across as critical to the engineers I worked with. Some of them are the best engineers I have ever worked with, and I have great respect for them.
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by wyqueshocec 14y ago
Not rails. I've never used rails in a serious production application.
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by wyqueshocec 14y ago
I chose that number because of this anecdote: I worked at a start-up a few years ago. I worked on a PHP-powered website that spoke to a Java-powered (Spring/Hibernate) service layer. The PHP team consisted of one: me. The Java team consiste
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by wyqueshocec 14y ago
Rails is not great, IMO. I use Spring every day as part of my day job, and I agree that a lot of the development time slowness is due to culture/enterprise. But that is a serious problem that can't be readily dismissed.
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by wyqueshocec 14y ago
From my experience, the Spring one would take 10x as long to make, which means more developer cost and more feedback reaction time. Certainly not a deal breaker, but a cost/tradeoff one must consider. Edit: clarity.
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by wyqueshocec 14y ago
This reminds me of a Dilbert comic. To paraphrase: Boss: "We need to decentralize to remove bottlenecks." [later] Boss: "We need to centralize to improve efficiency."
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by wyqueshocec 14y ago
I believe X is used for non-state stuff. For example, an ounce of gold is XAU, and silver is XAG. So maybe XBC or XBT for bitcoin?
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by wyqueshocec 14y ago
I found that doing data processing in Go was a bit cumbersome due to missing generics. Using a functional programming approach, data processing is easy because you can create new data by taking old data and specifying a transformation proce
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by wyqueshocec 14y ago
I like to have my font size rather large. It reduces eye and neck strain for me and makes the long days more ergonomic. An "80 char/line" guideline is nice for that.
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by wyqueshocec 14y ago
Is there a way to change the tab width on GitHub's code viewer?
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by wyqueshocec 14y ago
Also great for viewing the code on GitHub.
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by wyqueshocec 14y ago
Psychologically, this is called ego identification. It's also the reason you shouldn't talk about religion or politics at work or with the in-laws. For exactly the reason you mentioned: attacking Ruby will feel to the Rubyist like a persona
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by wyqueshocec 14y ago
This. Because of this and the lack of backups.
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by wyqueshocec 14y ago
I worked on a team last year that did this. Wednesdays and Fridays. It worked so well that I am trying to get it implemented at my current place. If I ever become a manager, I will probably implement this among my team, too.
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by wyqueshocec 14y ago
> Besides, dynamic typing scares the hell out of me Funny. I feel exactly the opposite. Static typing is false security. I program in JS. My coworkers in Java. They have so many bugs that make it to prod because they assume that just be
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3 Design and Development Tips to Optimize Your Site for Mobile(makibie.com)
1 points by wyqueshocec 14y ago|0 comments
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by wyqueshocec 14y ago
I have never understood Chrome users. Chrome is easily the worst browser on the market, short of IE <= 7. It is slow and grossly unstable. Across multiple computers and OSes, across the past few years, this has been my consistent experi
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The good, the bad and the lessons learned: One year with Backbone(makibie.com)
2 points by wyqueshocec 14y ago|0 comments