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mordrax

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    Comment #21318731

    We here at Pacific Health Dynamics, Sydney, Down Under want to give a big thanks to Evan and the core team for all your hard, free, work! We've recently hit 100k loc for our main f…

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    Comment #20819030

    I've had a hobby game in Elm which I worked on for about a year and a half and I was the second engineer ( frontend lead ) hired to 'rescue' a greenfield project with Elm as the fr…

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    Comment #16798901

    > where it describes design choices driven specifically by compile time I'd like to point out two things here: 1. There are common library functions that we put in single files. Th…

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    Comment #16798712

    That was also a good read, thanks for sharing it!

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    Comment #16798705

    It's definitely an issue for larger, coupled projects in 0.18 but don't let it scare you. The trick is to decouple your modules by focusing them on a single responsibility. Then th…

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    Comment #16798695

    It definitely scales. There is an 'adjustment period' where I went from a nested to a flat, decoupled architecture. But as most things are one to two levels deep (state), complexit…

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    Comment #16798413

    Correct, the initial 16k LoC was not complete. In fact ( no metrics ), I deleted large portions of redundant files/code and at one stage we were back at about 11k LoC. The comment …

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    Comment #16556052

    Welcome... to the real world.

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    Comment #13920809

    > the absence of my mouth not moving? Is the absence of my mouth being still, is the presence of my mouth not being still, is the presence of my mouth moving. I think you meant to …

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    Comment #13602932

    Thank you all for the wide range of thoughtful responses. I don't want to leave the impression that this company with a private owner is a bad company. The employer did look out fo…

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    Comment #13595642

    I guess my angle isn't: What is there to gain for me. Even though I was made redundant, the employer is nice and I'd have no problems signing it. But it's the first time I'm asked …

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    Ask HN: I've been asked to sign a IP Assignment Deed as an employee

    So I used to work for a company, being one of two employees that created a piece of software. I was hired as an employee of the company with no share holding, and signed a fairly s…

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    Comment #11790419

    Let it out, don't hold it in. Close your eyes, focus on your intense emotions, breath in and let it out, gently and fully. I try to do this with all intense emotions be it overwhel…

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    Comment #11790418

    Let it out, don't hold it in. Close your eyes, focus on your intense emotions, breath in and let it out, gently and fully. I try to do this with all intense emotions be it overwhel…

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    Comment #11377078

    True our paychecks may not be, however, the goods and services that we consume from developing nations will most definitely be 'drenched in blood, sweat and tears'. This is also ca…

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    Comment #11377077

    True our paychecks may not be, however, the goods and services that we consume from developing nations will most definitely be 'drenched in blood, sweat and tears'. This is also ca…

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    Comment #11331779

    I think this post has less about passion than about youth and naievity. If you truly enjoy what you do, the value you receive from that shouldn't just be measured in dollar terms. …

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    Comment #11331778

    I think this post has less about passion than about youth and naievity. If you truly enjoy what you do, the value you receive from that shouldn't just be measured in dollar terms. …

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    Comment #11015334

    4/6 is 66%, and yes there are some really bad environments to work in, mostly related to people.

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    Comment #10984904

    Does this have something to do with the constant DoS attacks they've been getting from a certain country for hosting certain open source projects that defy the censorship authority…

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