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wilmoore

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About wilmoore

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    Comment #36052849

    I'm disappointed that you missed the opportunity for a well-placed pun there :)-

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    Comment #30951466

    I remember being on a team where I'd frequently point out that the tests were not only flaky, but useless. I suggested that we delete the useless & redundant tests and either fix o…

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    Comment #30814963

    > I don't understand why you'd do pair programming with two new hires! There's nothing wrong with two new hires pairing. A few things a pair could be doing while the other is writi…

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    Comment #30387221

    Happy birthday HN. I absolutely love this community. Once I started reading HN somewhat frequently, there is no question that I became a better developer, thinker, researcher, and …

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    Comment #30130875

    I'm just surprised people are more outraged that Spotify complied with the artist's request vs being outraged by Spotify's horribly cluttered (and confusing) UI.

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    Comment #30130807

    I've been fortunate enough to have worked across pretty much every portion of the stack with the exception of hardware or core networking protocols. Everywhere else, I have experie…

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    Comment #29748310

    If you like jq, then you might also like jmespath.terminal (jpterm): https://github.com/jmespath/jmespath.terminal

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    Comment #27570900

    What the entire recruiting industry (this isn't unique to recruiting industry) fails to understand is, if the process isn't time optimal and fair, then engineers will eventually le…

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    Comment #26441234

    I've interviewed with a couple teams that are using Shape Up and I got the general sense that the developers were happy with the process. Here is the readable on the web version: h…

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    Comment #26438325

    Agreed. I suspect an open-source competitor could be much better than all of these if organized well.

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    Comment #23880585

    anxiety === lack of documentation + lack of frequent communication + general desire to be _done_ as soon as possible

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    Comment #20785981

    > what do you do when implementing a REST endpoint like GET /things where the user can give any number of 10 query parameters to filter the result? https://www.elastic.co/guide/en/…

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    Comment #19602218

    > My .vimrc is constantly improving. To the point where I ask myself how healthy the obsession/addiction is. I have to concede that this _was_ my experience until about a year ago.…

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    Comment #19124286

    So, invest in yet another program that likely further exacerbates the issue just to sweep the underlying issue under the rug?

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    Comment #19124264

    Curated configuration generally outlives data. If storage space becomes an issue, there is value in recovering storage space but config is generally small and much more important i…

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    Comment #19124249

    I agree, you didn't look very hard.

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    Comment #19054982

    Honestly, I was expecting the music to be extremely weak. The third item I hit was fire. The design is clean, no bs; Sold. Suggestions: 1. add autocomplete to your search box. 2. m…

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    Comment #19054903

    > The right thing to do when taking a cc for a trial is to send reminder emails that they will be charged.. Which not enough do. > Wouldn't the "right thing to do" be to not auto-r…

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    Comment #12192088

    To be honest, this is the kind of thing that would be great to highlight immediately on https://github.com/rust-lang/cargo or http://doc.crates.io/guide.html . I go to those pages …

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    Comment #12192048

    You willingly subject yourself to this? Why?

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    Comment #12192044

    I see where you're coming from, but I feel like it would be a mistake to expect the language or std lib to try to solve problems that are effectively organizational/cultural issues…

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    Comment #12191727

    The issue with comments written this way is that there are no details to support the claim. Writing "see: JavaScript" doesn't really help without context. Without context, one does…

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    Comment #11115975

    They have specifically stated that they do not have any plans to support parsing JSON.