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414techie

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    Comment #49235319

    Cool idea. Have you considered making this work on Windows?

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    Comment #48896634

    Why use Cassava over other options, such as Excel, CSVLint, or Notepad++? Also, have you considered supporting Windows and Linux?

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    Comment #47635940

    This is a very useful project. Thank you for taking it on! I just spent at least 30 minutes reading instead of mindless scrolling. This reminded me of the good feelings I had when …

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    Comment #47002288

    Aren’t large decisions made up of small, day to day micro decisions?

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    Comment #46997735

    Great concept. Culturally, I think we are better at understanding this than ever before. In the last 15–20 years, many people have been forced into an uncomfortable moment due to j…

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    Comment #46983747

    I believe we clutter our workspaces because we suck at keeping iterations short. We always want to add one more feature, tweak one more thing, etc. Eventually, some external pressu…

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    Comment #44795069

    I currently work in an ERP adjacent industry serving M&D. I don’t think this is as beneficial as you think it is. Your value prop lands really well with the Software Architect in m…

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    Comment #38422434

    Is this something that could be automated?

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    Comment #38048974

    Thanks for sharing. I love mermaid, and use it frequently. I’ll have to check out D2. I think declarative diagramming is a powerful tool to capture thoughts in a readable way that …

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    Comment #37997792

    Check out the moshix mainframe YouTube channel. You’ll get a great flavor of mainframe dev in an approachable style.

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    Comment #37726116

    Personally, I don’t think this is an either/or. I think both prospective user interviews and ads are tools for this.

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    Comment #36527733

    I thought this was a pretty fair assessment of where remote work is at. I think remote work is forcing the market to really reveal all of our incentives - as workers, as employers,…

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    Comment #34933901

    Are your apps installed apps, or web apps? There is a tool called WAVE that can help expose a great deal of accessibility issues to fix on a website. https://chrome.google.com/webs…

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    Comment #34499199

    Thanks for the reply. Your blog is great. I’ve enjoyed your content over the years.

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    Comment #34485570

    How long did it take you to develop your Senior Mindset infoproduct? Curious what the ROI on your time looked like for that.

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    Comment #31996218

    SoCraTes in Soltau, Germany is a great experience. It is about Software Craft and Testing. It’s an unconference held at a hotel that is in a very rural location. People are very we…

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    Comment #31540757

    Yeah, but does that kind of problem really exist on a regular basis for a test engineer on that team? I doubt it.

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    Comment #31499209

    That is really interesting. I wonder if there were any other interesting uses of paid programming to solve problems like these around that time?

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    Comment #31442464

    I think you’re learning that there is more to this career than just slinging commits. I can relate to the experience you are having. At a certain point, the code just wasn’t enough…