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dirtyhenry
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Comment #13426026
It's like languages in computer science, there's no "one fits all" in terms of office space organization. Some prefer open-office setups, some prefer being quiet in a private space…
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Comment #13381558
I agree. Just considering the way he delivers: knee up & frying voice & looking at the ceiling a lot are not a good combo to make a great first impression.
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Comment #13381291
Sure, but I make my income from developing iOS apps. And I really enjoy it. I just wish Xcode tools (maybe just CLI tools) would be available on Linux platforms. Maybe with Swift g…
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Comment #13363774
Interesting match. Trello is a lightweight/fast tool. Jira is quite the opposite. Where are they going to meet?
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Comment #13363760
My main point to stick to macOS is the lack of any solid alternative to Xcode for iOS development. For a non-development environment, I think Raspbian provides a good enough experi…
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Comment #12343789
"Less people" is not a solution. "Very slowly reducing the world population" could be one. But it could never be implemented. Reading Thomas Piketty's book is really good to appreh…
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Comment #12343726
I still have a love/hate relationship with Ember (and other JS frameworks). They are simultaneously very powerful and quite restrictive. My most recent example: there's still no co…
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Comment #12313053
I also gave up on frameworks like Cordova because (1) who knows if they'll still be maintained in a couple of years, (2) how reactive/efficient can they be to offer access to new f…
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Comment #12313026
I sort of gave up on Android development by now. My mindset is iOS first if I need an app. And then consider a good webapp (with Ember then) if I want to extend to all smartphone u…
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Comment #12304161
Totally agreed. As a freelance, it's really scary to invest time into a full stack of technologies. I should start a discipline to pick tools and not look back before n years went …