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Comment #40951585
> 58. Trying to police commit history is going to be painful This has been my experience. Very painful
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Comment #40551104
https://www.cmhc-schl.gc.ca/consumers/home-buying/first-time... The Canadian government did try a similar strategy for a bit (although I think it maxed out far below 50%). It was d…
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Comment #37797018
Smaller smaller world - I work with him today!
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Comment #37449034
Some bigger cities (such as Edmonton, 1M people) still have a somewhat sane real estate market. In Edmonton a single family detached home averages around 450k CAD, while average ho…
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Comment #35722062
Carpal tunnel and poor posture causing back pain
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Comment #35353271
In some cases it lasted even longer than that. In 2004 at a Canadian University I was told during the student orientation that CS was not a great choice due to outsourcing.
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Comment #35317064
There is no reason someone couldn't change commit dates and be prolific far earlier than December
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Comment #35191244
Its been one hell of a rough go for Heroku lately. I think you would be insane to start a new project with them today. Which is crazy for me to say, as I was one of their biggest f…
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Comment #35010381
"Travel K for 20 feet, take the first L and immediately get in the H-most lane"
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Comment #35006751
Some small part of me wants to use vim-clutch and make a manual transmission version of this.
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Comment #35004692
Did Shopify have a choice? Many Canadians who got computer science degrees left to work for American companies for 2x-3x more money.
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Comment #34416854
Many many years ago I was hired to convert a Fortran app to C. The first person to try it ran it through a software called "f2c". It worked fine - but the code was totally non huma…
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Comment #33727658
Thread safety in Rails is a total pain in the ass. So many libraries out there are not thread safe. I have worked with many large rails codebases and there always are gems that som…
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Comment #33715876
I came to a similar conclusion years ago. Yes, there are examples of applications that have done it, but they often have very elite engineers. Most teams are comprised of various l…
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Comment #33682435
So does the "PHP4" book on the shelf.
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Comment #32920988
I don't regret it at all, but finding high paying roles can be a little more difficult. Its a tradeoff though, because after a few years at a role its often seen how valuable you a…
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Comment #31807251
I am at a similar level / write a lot of Ruby. I have pretty mixed feelings. I do enjoy writing Ruby and echo the low friction between an idea and running code. However, on very la…
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Comment #31175502
There is a surprisingly small amount of senior rails developers. Many who learned it when it was cool, have moved on. There are so many legit companies making tons of money on Rail…
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Comment #31092805
If I find myself having a hard time with a big decision, that almost certainly means both sides have pros and cons and its a very close decision. If one side had way more pros and …
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Comment #31049879
I too have seen something very similar to this. I am extremely nervous all my private repos got compromised. Watching this very closely.
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Comment #31047047
Its not fully clear to me, entire private repos been confirmed stolen?
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Comment #30843502
I did these drills in Canada sometime before 2005 (when I graduated).
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Comment #30025603
Some discussion here: https://github.com/rubocop/rubocop-rspec/issues/94
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Comment #26989712
2006 Honda Element, manual transmission, AWD. Reliable, can fit an insane amount of stuff in it, consumables are cheap for it. Fuel efficiency is not great but i drive very little.…
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Comment #26764808
Rails API + React Just because after years of being in both ecosystems I am ridiculously productive and don't fall into as many traps. With heroku in 30 mins I could have app deplo…