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ulisesrmzroche
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About ulisesrmzroche
To learn more about me I'm at ulisesrmzroche.info
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Comment #31961773
Nah, this article is poison. Downvote me all you want.
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Comment #31897004
There's not a lot you can contribute unless you worked on the ticket. Notice how the only example you came up with was refactoring. This was more important back in the day but now …
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Comment #31888451
Ugh Seneca. No gracias. Hard pass.
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Comment #31484421
I doubt it but even then it doesn’t extrapolate any further. As a dev, it’s your job to tell the client what’s good for them and it sure isn’t this.
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Comment #31484119
And where are you gonna find this supposed author?
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Comment #31484105
Not really, even if you’re being sarcastic.
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Comment #31439084
I call bullshit on all accounts. If someone actually tasked you with adding a button to a webpage...
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Comment #31439012
That's what I tried to tell students at a bootcamp, but then I never got hired back. They could just fuck off whenever they wanted to go play mario kart, and I tried to tell them t…
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Comment #31438979
that crap is solved in a lot of places, jQuery is no longer the only library, and you don't need to support legacy browsers as much anymore, if at all Companies are getting more se…
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Comment #31426805
It's too crazy to be satire.
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Comment #31426725
Adding my voice to the consensus that this article is trash. As always, the blackest of falsehoods are dressed up in platitudes.
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Comment #31426513
I don't know why you're getting downvoted. They used to mail me the criterion collection when I was in high school. Obviously it's not that now.
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Comment #31369817
Formal meetings should only be used for either parties or emergencies, and parties are always emergencies, so they take precedence. Ideally!
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Comment #31357191
Businesses don't care about stuff like that. Especially if the alternative is free. Any maintenance is too much maintenance.
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Comment #31357112
You're kinda doing a little logical fallacy there too.
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Comment #31291909
Because you're avoiding something. What "that" is depends on you, so that's why there's no clear answers. But it's usually some giant shit sandwich you're gonna have to eat and the…
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Comment #31291874
My theory is that the subconscious works so well as a database so that's why every to-do list gets abandoned. You're better off just trusting your gut and playing things by ear sin…
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Comment #31291739
YMMV, I suppose. There's always psychos and sociopaths. But I wouldn't trust anything they say...
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Comment #31286311
There's acute mental pain, heroin numbs that too, but you're right. That kinda thinking, the new "you're wasting your time on Facebook, go read a book" is just the old puritan "get…
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Comment #31258984
Pop culture has always been an oligopoly. Even before the days of the Beatles or the Olympians or even the Octoads. You can’t change this because pop culture and the star system ar…
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Comment #31172464
If you're just starting out, I wouldn't go with Rails. Get really good at Typescript and React instead if you like the front-end, or Node or Golang on the back-end. Although it's a…
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Comment #31172284
So what was Key Caps for? Some kind of virtual keyboard pops out but I wonder what for.