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Comment #22474051
SEEKING WORK | Europe or Remote Location: London, UK, Europe Remote: Yes Skills: .NET Core, Google Cloud Platform (GCP), Devops, Kubernetes, Docker, PostgreSQL, Python, Node.JS, Re…
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Comment #16332540
I personally like DI because you can take one glance at the constructor and know what the class depends on, as well as the testability benefits. Can you expand more on what you don…
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Comment #15893957
Swear I used to play that on my dads amiga - good times.
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Comment #15892976
I'm not proud that most of my kills were AFK, but meh, I mostly sustain myself on low hanging fruit.
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Comment #15812347
Nice. Was this automating stuff like fundermental analysis, ratios, that sort of thing?
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Comment #15812319
I probably should of been a bit clearer with the question. Interesting example. Do you find yourself reusing checklists or are they specific to the job?
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Comment #15812242
Did you ever have problems getting people to take it seriously? It can be hard to introduce automated Jira gates / hooks without people just seeing them as irritating.
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Comment #15812224
That's the book I'm talking about. Didn't want to mention it in the question incase it sounded too plugy. It would of been interesting to see the comparisons he would of made if he…
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Comment #15812201
Yup, enjoyed reading it. Your on-boarding example has some o erlap with another checklist example given in another book (The E-Myth?) whereby employees at a hotel used comprehensiv…
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Comment #15812134
Nice resource. I'll take a look.
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Ask HN: How do you use checklists?
I recently read about how routinely using checklists during complicated activities can have a transformative effect on the quality and efficiency of your work. Think Surgeons, Pilo…
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