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fedd

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About fedd

http://www.linkedin.com/in/kfedd http://sborex.com/poc/

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    Because they miss deadlines. Of course we can characterize the developers differently. I am considering the employer perspective

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    Comment #27138793

    I would agree but I am adding the people that pay for the coders work into this equation ("managers"), and they need function in time. Some (most?) of them seem to consider the des…

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    Comment #27138679

    You say "usually", so I assume googling forums for similar design decisions and having internal discussion within myself can count, without having a crowd of fellow programmers phy…

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    Comment #27128066

    Yes, though in my experience managers never ask programmers to work slower to increase quality... :)

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    Comment #27128041

    Thanks! And what's JPL? Do you mean NASA?

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    Ask HN: Bad programmer producing good code

    What do you think, can it be that some type of bad programmer would write a quality code? They will never try to reinvent the wheel, they will google up the best practices, write i…

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    Comment #27027221

    Sborex, the low code platform | Java Camel+JSSE developer | Remote via Upwork A team (currently headquartered in Russia) developing a low code platform with a graphical flowchart e…

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    Comment #25743676

    I was developing a way to easily configure the CRM app we had on my previous job, and eventually came up with my own BPMN execution engine that started to look like just a low code…

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    Comment #25743153

    I think you could put any non-Valley country/region name there instead of Canada

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    Comment #25643824

    I'm translating this as "don't you dare to joke with me"

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    Comment #25641019

    I tried to implement a graph neural network back in 2006... https://github.com/fedd/weighscore

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    Comment #25640897

    but what if my face is quite pretty and I want to share its outlook in some circle?

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    Comment #25626940

    I have an ad blocker in my mind that filters out any commercially looking or sounding message. not only it works on websites but in the streets for billboards, during voice phone c…

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    Comment #25609293

    read two episodes - very good read. was expecting more laughs tho

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    Comment #25004832

    How is it even working? How a city is going to tax a company registered in, say, Delaware? What if every municipality in the world decide to tax every company created everywhere? T…

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    Comment #24744831

    That's an expert question

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    Comment #24608345

    My instagram account belongs to somebody else too. I could once recover it with "forgot my password" feature, but then they took it back anyway

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    Comment #24553291

    Hi, I've put together some hints on how somebody can try what the visual app/service platform I'm creating now, is capable of.

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    Comment #23846466

    Aren't marketers stratify their audience? No matter how silly they categorize an individual person, it works on bigger numbers. And that's just employing sales tactics in politics.…

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    Comment #23629613

    I wrote a visual flowchart execution engine with multiple machine protocol connectors. You can also hang a web page here and there on the diagram to provide the means of interactio…

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