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j_z_reeves

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    Comment #24129378

    I welcome a coworker refactoring a section of the codebase to make it easier to change in the future. I do not like it when a coworker, new to the project, assumes that a certain w…

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    Comment #23815898

    I think it's normal to work 50-60 hours a week if you don't actively track your time. When I was going to the office, I actually worked a lot less. I averaged around 35-40 hours. N…

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    Comment #23610772

    One thing that bewilders me is the time commitment to writing a blog article. It seems like a lot of these high-profile developers are churning out blog posts. It takes a lot of ti…

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    Comment #23442662

    This is what I had in mind as well. The difficulty ramps up quickly! I just had to do a couple of these and felt confident enough to start applying to jobs.

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    Comment #23254125

    I never heard about cheat engine before. Are there similar tools for other platforms? I know you can hook GDB to any running process, but once you're in the process, discovering wh…

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    Comment #23052886

    I was surprised by the counts[$1] = counts[$1] + 1, since I didn't think it would correctly coerce a non-existing value to a 0.

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    Comment #23052863

    yes that would also work! I forgot about the `-c` argument for uniq.

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    Comment #23050120

    nice, I finally took the time to read the man pages for awk. And whipped out a script to count the number of errors occurred for a particular day for a postgres log file. cat logfi…

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    Comment #22650048

    Working on creating a SaaS app to help and facilitate customer demos. It's not impressive but I have never shipped an actual app or tried monetizing something, so I'll start with t…

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    Comment #22649989

    Thanks! I'm creating a sight reading trainer using vexflow right now. I just checked out pitchy.ninja, it's awesome! I've been struggling doing ear training and singing over the pa…

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    Comment #22135235

    It is definitely good to have a choice between OEM and aftermarket parts. That is important! I am willing to bet that if GE allowed aftermarket replacements, the majority of custom…

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    Comment #22125202

    The MIT Entrepreneur course on EdX also mentioned dominating a beachhead market. Their definition is, "A beachhead market is the place where, once you gain a dominant market share,…

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    Comment #22124603

    I have noticed that popular repos with "good first issue" labels on issues tend to have those issues claimed fairly quickly. There is real competition in trying to display and asse…

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    Risk in developing a simple SaaS solution

    Has anyone developed a simple SaaS solution and had it cloned before gaining market traction? The app that I developed is extremely simple and took about 5-7 hours of development t…