That's a lot of assumptions piled up into quite an edifice... just like Lepore's article.
It always surprises me that, in a community full of Agile people, there is so much effort put into the hiring process that smells of BDUF.
So, let's exaggerate the bad of PM tools, ex. "Tasks hierarchy to the 5th level", and let's fly to the other extreme as some sort of saving grace. I've been in three startups. We typically use Kanban boards in a simple…
So, you recommended "try nothing and re-invent everything"? Incidentally, I don't think the author meant try everything, but rather don't be afraid to try it out, in the right context. You seem to suggest something…
It's also time you got familiar with carpentry, plumbing, auto repair, law, medicine, etc. Why stop just at code, right?
So, how does this analysis account for the fact that, in many reported cases like this, other services work just fine at high-speed? Your point 2 is that more consumers and producers are flooding the net as a whole, but…
The built-in romantic assumption is that 7,776 different language would result in things like 7,776 solutions to one problem, which is likely not the case.
Waitaminute. Anything that transforms ("manipulates") state is a function call. It's y = f(x), where f() is a GET, PUT, POST, etc, x is the resource and y is the response, no? REST is about function calls, but instead…
Two words: confirmation bias.
Or worse: "Internet Tycoon"
This is yet another example of bad science journalism. The fact is: Different sleep patterns correlates to different gene expression patterns. From that, wild conjecture. How do we know "great sleepers" express only…
My only problem is #4. Might need clarification. Lots of (if not all) startups will have a negative long-term effect on some incumbent party. Could you give an example of a startup that has had no negative effects on…
Would this kind of recruitment tactic expose one to an EEOC lawsuit?
False dichotomy: why do we have to choose between fixing mass shooting or fixing tobacco deaths? Why not fix both? There is likely some amount of finite resources to be given, per nation, to solving ills, but I doubt…
Right. Because large companies are paragons of efficiency? I'm really getting tired of the "governments are corrupt/inefficient/lazy" meme. There is a contingent of people on the right living in anecdotal evidence found…
+1 I continuously bump into valid (if not about specific lines of code) programming questions closed by some CasperOne grognard.
So, you absorb all the infrared, which means less heat in the building. Great for warm climates, but for cold climates, you simply are making it so that you need to heat your building more. IOW, grabbing heat as…
So, I guess Bootstrap editors will be like Tetris to the game development world? Everyone and their uncle has to create one of those, as if it's some rite of passage.
"Microsoft is not getting rid of the Desktop...now." is the best we can say. It certainly looks like they are well-positioned, should they want to, to force all apps through the app store. Think of it differently, if I…
"mostly do a remarkably poor job in those important tasks anyway" What is the factual basis of this statement?
Serverless... or Everything Is A Server? (An app in the cloud is debatably a server, not a client in the cloud. The browser is still needed and still there is a client.)
Actually, the poster used both your civil and rude, which tends to mitigate the rudeness. BTW, what if he would say it face-to-face too? I've had more than my fair share of like "blunt evaluations" from investors,…
EDTA is in many drinks and foods, not just Mountain Dew.
As an aside, http://thatconf.chrisjpowers.com/ features what I will give my "Annoying Hipster Presentation Style Of The Month" award. Can't we just have information without all the JS supa-awesumness, just because we…
Please explain to me how "SELECT * FROM tblposts", as an "inline query" used by code, has less coupling than "EXEC GetPosts()"?
That's a lot of assumptions piled up into quite an edifice... just like Lepore's article.
It always surprises me that, in a community full of Agile people, there is so much effort put into the hiring process that smells of BDUF.
So, let's exaggerate the bad of PM tools, ex. "Tasks hierarchy to the 5th level", and let's fly to the other extreme as some sort of saving grace. I've been in three startups. We typically use Kanban boards in a simple…
So, you recommended "try nothing and re-invent everything"? Incidentally, I don't think the author meant try everything, but rather don't be afraid to try it out, in the right context. You seem to suggest something…
It's also time you got familiar with carpentry, plumbing, auto repair, law, medicine, etc. Why stop just at code, right?
So, how does this analysis account for the fact that, in many reported cases like this, other services work just fine at high-speed? Your point 2 is that more consumers and producers are flooding the net as a whole, but…
The built-in romantic assumption is that 7,776 different language would result in things like 7,776 solutions to one problem, which is likely not the case.
Waitaminute. Anything that transforms ("manipulates") state is a function call. It's y = f(x), where f() is a GET, PUT, POST, etc, x is the resource and y is the response, no? REST is about function calls, but instead…
Two words: confirmation bias.
Or worse: "Internet Tycoon"
This is yet another example of bad science journalism. The fact is: Different sleep patterns correlates to different gene expression patterns. From that, wild conjecture. How do we know "great sleepers" express only…
My only problem is #4. Might need clarification. Lots of (if not all) startups will have a negative long-term effect on some incumbent party. Could you give an example of a startup that has had no negative effects on…
Would this kind of recruitment tactic expose one to an EEOC lawsuit?
False dichotomy: why do we have to choose between fixing mass shooting or fixing tobacco deaths? Why not fix both? There is likely some amount of finite resources to be given, per nation, to solving ills, but I doubt…
Right. Because large companies are paragons of efficiency? I'm really getting tired of the "governments are corrupt/inefficient/lazy" meme. There is a contingent of people on the right living in anecdotal evidence found…
+1 I continuously bump into valid (if not about specific lines of code) programming questions closed by some CasperOne grognard.
So, you absorb all the infrared, which means less heat in the building. Great for warm climates, but for cold climates, you simply are making it so that you need to heat your building more. IOW, grabbing heat as…
So, I guess Bootstrap editors will be like Tetris to the game development world? Everyone and their uncle has to create one of those, as if it's some rite of passage.
"Microsoft is not getting rid of the Desktop...now." is the best we can say. It certainly looks like they are well-positioned, should they want to, to force all apps through the app store. Think of it differently, if I…
"mostly do a remarkably poor job in those important tasks anyway" What is the factual basis of this statement?
Serverless... or Everything Is A Server? (An app in the cloud is debatably a server, not a client in the cloud. The browser is still needed and still there is a client.)
Actually, the poster used both your civil and rude, which tends to mitigate the rudeness. BTW, what if he would say it face-to-face too? I've had more than my fair share of like "blunt evaluations" from investors,…
EDTA is in many drinks and foods, not just Mountain Dew.
As an aside, http://thatconf.chrisjpowers.com/ features what I will give my "Annoying Hipster Presentation Style Of The Month" award. Can't we just have information without all the JS supa-awesumness, just because we…
Please explain to me how "SELECT * FROM tblposts", as an "inline query" used by code, has less coupling than "EXEC GetPosts()"?