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innomatics
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Comment #44000099
Good on you. I've always thought that the preparedness of employees to boot seniors out of their booked meeting rooms was a bellwether of good corporate culture. Places that values…
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Comment #35004778
The Volte | Senior Software Engineer | Remote (must be Australia, NZ, or UK resident) | Full-time Help us to scale our P2P fashion rental marketplace, enabling people to enjoy the …
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Comment #34797258
Ok I'll bite. If management discover that you knew about the wastage, and did nothing, then it can be said that you aren't acting in the best interest of the company. Possibly the …
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Comment #34539982
I love Django but think this is a pretty sensible stack for a single developer who is strong at JS. You are still going to have to make a lot of correct library decisions to implem…
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Comment #34012160
Yeah despite being an interesting post about Scala, I came for the harrowing tale of a big deployment gone wrong. Downtime, angry customers, seat of the pants debugging and straigh…
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Comment #33964738
The examples of strong opinions are really poor in the article. The one you've quoted isn't an opinion at all - nobody would prefer a nuisance over collaborative scheduling! It's a…
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Comment #32478205
Mine has a 'Staff Only' badge on the door that I got at the hardware store. It gets a few laughs from visitors to our home.
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Comment #32208590
> why was this not a continuous thing? We had the likes of Netscape Composer, Front Page and Dreamweaver. They produced mountains of un-maintainable and not non-compliant html code…
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Comment #31385885
Months 12-24 is commonly a sweet spot IMO. A year is often enough to understand the domain and problem space well and be empowered to enact complex changes. It might taper off then…
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Comment #31284164
That's a nice explanation. If I were him I'd ask why not just print the spikes at the vaccine factory and inject them? TBH I'm not sure if it's easier/cheaper to use the 3D-printer…
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Comment #31284029
I read thinking it is was just RNA molecules in the test tubes, but they added ribosomes (protein-based enzyme translation machinery) to the mix. You could think of ribosomes and o…
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Comment #31048592
I agree with you in the sense that I only want to work places that recognize and value great code. But everywhere has code that stinks. And it's hard to find people with the skills…
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Comment #31021668
Yes I was billed 5,554,439 minutes overnight for an action that never run!
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Comment #30938877
Awesome! I just ran out of time chatting to the cyborg! I wanna come back later. Thank you for this!
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Comment #30524849
It was sync specifically, and four years ago. Maybe it works now. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17732912
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Comment #30523598
I switched from dropbox to mega years ago when the former removed Linux support. TIL mega have version support so I need to enable that and try it out. First thing I do on a new de…
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Comment #30499211
As a small dev team we have a workflow to rapidly author tests integrating our internal and external graphql + rest APIs. These tests can be run, tweaked and parameterized in vario…
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Comment #29246914
Is your landing page and hosting dashboard all built and powered by Budibase?
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Comment #29155218
Thanks for that. For me there's a trade-off, depending on how often I setup a new machine. Value of automating with a procedural script vs taking the opportunity to try a leaner (o…
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Comment #29143289
That sounds really neat is it some thing you can share? I recently setup a new machine which didn't take very long, but I have run into a few things I forget so would like to set u…
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Comment #28545755
Thank you! I agree with so much in this, it really strikes the right balance of clean code vs productivity. One of my peeves is a review that points out a bug/incorrectness without…
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Comment #28399471
I was surprised there was no mention of whitelisting. If I know the queries that client apps are going to be running it would be useful to lock the API down to those. It sacrifices…
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Comment #28301541
This very good practice and I am pleased that the one time I got the dreaded message from GitHub and AWS, that I'd done the unthinkable (on a public repo), the keys were only for a…
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Comment #28301328
> Woops Could require a POST or maybe even HTTP DELETE to guard against woopsies. The latter has semantic niceness about it.
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Comment #28257049
Should these be anti-patterns? Perhaps calling something an anti-pattern is also a confusing way to explain things, or maybe that term has gone out of style now.