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bradfordw
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Comment #3541544
I'm not saying they're not useful, pinterest is hardly a giant in my opinion, they do one thing and clearly do it well. I'm sure their position on unit tests will change, hopefully…
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Comment #3541398
You don't get big by writing a lot of tests (or checks). You get big by getting stuff done with competent people that pay attention to the changes they apply. YMMV
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Comment #3454776
Yes. This will be the most productive day of the week.
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Comment #3418364
Yo dawg, I heard you like drones...
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Comment #3169040
Brogrammer? No. If someone referred to a female co-worker as a Hogrammer, then yes.
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Comment #2902095
Fairly certain they have a few people already doing this. Lots of happy customers over there from the sounds of it and not just fly-by-night operations either.
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Comment #2891044
When it's ajar?
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Comment #2850077
Science!
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Comment #2681482
They spent all that money on Skype and now this is all they can afford. It's the thought that counts.
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Comment #2556327
Erlang deployment (IMHO) has never been easier: see rebar. It's trivial for a layperson to not only deploy/distribute Erlang applications, but also deploy the hot code upgrades. Se…
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Comment #2527570
So he's like that orb thing in Heavy Metal?
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Comment #2526078
Heh, so are we going to kick out their students which we've enrolled in some of our top research universities?
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Comment #2482658
Sorry, I'm going to make an assumption that by interface difficulty you mean it's ability to be queried (map reduce only + lucene {optional})? Also, nothing forces you to use proto…
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Comment #2391556
I saw this via twitter this morning, not sure what clover is, but: https://www.clover.com/jobs.html
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Comment #2371117
I've been working on it (prof. Erlang programmer) via Racket. I'm only on section 2.3 and I've gone through section 1's exercises several times. You really gain an appreciation for…
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Comment #2314156
I'm SURE she'll report that on her 2011 taxes, right?!
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Comment #2263421
You can look at this as more of a "philosophical" question. Is software ever really "done"? There will be much back and forth, I don't think this question is really answerable. If …
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Comment #2239739
I'd go more along the philosophy of "you are what you read" when it comes to development. No one knows everything (or anything for that matter) so you should constantly try to bett…
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Comment #2207076
No, but he's apparently working for github now!
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Comment #2206567
Of all the places; really? You went with the "rockstar" moniker for hires?
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Comment #2204547
Agreed. We should file this under "knock me down with a feather" -- waste!
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Comment #2200747
Personally, I think hockey is a great outlet for developers (being one that plays of course). It is physically and mentally taxing, but most of all it requires teamwork; I can't th…
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Comment #2184062
My kids love this show and has gotten them sincerely interested in electronics (and putting cut-outs on sticks for puppet play) - keep up the good work!
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Comment #2127763
No, not a typo or a joke, the mentality of an Erlang programmer is to (and this gets beaten to death in books) "Let it crash." It is ok to let processes fail, you build restart str…