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Comment #46027061
If your workflow feels comfortable there's really no need to change it in my opinion. The reason I do this is to avoid the frustrating feeling that I'm spending all my time moving …
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Comment #46027012
> But for the remaining 2%, it's provably true that mouse is better This is definitely true. The thing is that using the mouse is a habit, and until you break it, people find thems…
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Comment #37161193
"Easier to read" is relative. For someone used to lisp syntax, the Python looks quite natural - only the parens are in the wrong place. E: And I guess the lambda and explicit list-…
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Comment #36722768
It's undeniably true that estimates are often driven mostly by what number will be acceptable. But it doesn't invalidate the points the article makes. Even when this distorting ele…
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Comment #35880107
This list is missing "entelechy", which is a lovely word to say as well as having an interesting meaning.
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Comment #35301197
I think you have that exactly backwards. ONLY successful ideas are being debated more than 20 years after they are proposed. Only successful ideas spawn reaction and counter-reacti…
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Comment #34777741
> My experience with deps.edn is that every time I start a project and make a deps.edn file, I immediately draw a blank and don’t know how to structure it, so I open ones from othe…
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Comment #34273879
I would love to know the answer to this! It sounds like something that would be both possible and very useful. I assume there's a good reason why it can't be done based on how the …
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Comment #33814891
> The site should ask for the language used to solve the problem and then use this as semi-scientific data for comparing "time-to-solution" for various languages. I can't believe a…
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Comment #32347579
Do you have any recommended materials for gaining skill in organizational theory?
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Comment #27085564
SICP
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Comment #26681128
> business- and team-focused (read: doing what they are told) "Doing what they are told" strikes me as the antithesis of being business and team focused - particularly the former. …