What did you replace it with?
What was the diagnosis process like? I'm in my early 30s and have been putting off trying to get an ADHD diagnosis (and medication) even though the symptoms clearly resonate, because I'm concerned that I'll be dismissed…
I would highly highly recommend ETL as service, after adopting it recently. It substantially changes your relationship with your data sources in a really positive way. And frankly, ETL for common data sources is code…
Wells Fargo has laundered billions of dollars for drug cartels, yet people have not stopped using them: https://www.huffingtonpost.com/rj-eskow/al-capone-meet-wells... If people can't get off their asses to stop working…
The inefficiency you speak of is not inefficiency of code review, but rather the inefficiency of reaching a shared, deep agreement on what your code should look like and how it should work. Code review is just a place…
Why was this article hidden from the front page? A similar satellite journalism article from the BBC about a killing in west Africa was allowed on the front page a few weeks ago.
The origin of those shared commands isn't from readline, but rather from emacs key bindings that made it into both readline and MacOS: https://jblevins.org/log/kbd
Any particular sites/webapps you like as examples of hierarchical design? I am a tech lead and struggle to come up with anything better than Material Design's nav drawers with sub-items, or equivalent.
I spent a few minutes trying to replicate on a MacBook Pro (Retina, 13-inch, Late 2013) with Firefox 62.0.2 and could not replicate, browsing a number of resource intense sites.
Former employee and it's been a few years, but for what it's worth I was actually very reassured by what I saw there in terms of internal data security. For all products I worked with or knew something about in an…
One counter-argument to agriculture is Jared Diamond's classic article: "The Worst Mistake in the History of the Human Race" http://discovermagazine.com/1987/may/02-the-worst-mistake-in...
If your first thought is "Oh ----, I'm a manager now. How the hell do I do this?" I'd highly recommend The Effective Manager by Mark Horstman. It's prescriptive in a helpful way, and was brilliant in helping me find my…
No, it sucked.
And to pile on the anecdotes, I've been in the exact opposite situation where we needed somebody right now to handle a new requirement, and we hired someone "pretty good" after already taking longer than the rest of…
This completely squares with my experiences as well — a lot of instances of complaints about management are hollow because developers aren't managing upward correctly. Their followup on their issues is missing, or…
My default stack is almost exactly yours, except > gunicorn Any particular reason you use it over uwsgi? I last did real research in 2013 and have not revisited since then.
The awesome youtube channel Applied Science put out a 40 minute intro video to melting your own glass a week or two ago, going into the equipment, chemistry and recipies: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mUcUy7SqdS0 In…
All of the gov.uk guidance (not sure about the research) is excellently written up. This is a great start: https://www.gov.uk/guidance/government-design-principles
Holy crap, thank you for the tip about Plasma. That project looks amazing. I've been in desperate need for something like this. For everyone else: http://arrow.apache.org/blog/2017/08/08/plasma-in-memory-obj... Plasma,…
Appreciate the response and reasoning!
You insinuate without providing the reasons behind it. I say this because diskhash and tie look like extremely useful things used carefully. This sort of thing solves exactly a problem I have right now. > Perl tie,…
I agree that there's a lot of valley fluff, but some of the content on there is really good: http://firstround.com/review/heres-what-a-real-growth-strate...
I think this is basically true of software as well.
What unexplained event, potentially terrorist, catalyzed the US engagement in the Spanish—American war? Similar sorts of geopolitical consequences, similar timescale... the ease with which you recall the event is likely…
Have you read the article? If that's not legitimate journalism I don't know what is.
What did you replace it with?
What was the diagnosis process like? I'm in my early 30s and have been putting off trying to get an ADHD diagnosis (and medication) even though the symptoms clearly resonate, because I'm concerned that I'll be dismissed…
I would highly highly recommend ETL as service, after adopting it recently. It substantially changes your relationship with your data sources in a really positive way. And frankly, ETL for common data sources is code…
Wells Fargo has laundered billions of dollars for drug cartels, yet people have not stopped using them: https://www.huffingtonpost.com/rj-eskow/al-capone-meet-wells... If people can't get off their asses to stop working…
The inefficiency you speak of is not inefficiency of code review, but rather the inefficiency of reaching a shared, deep agreement on what your code should look like and how it should work. Code review is just a place…
Why was this article hidden from the front page? A similar satellite journalism article from the BBC about a killing in west Africa was allowed on the front page a few weeks ago.
The origin of those shared commands isn't from readline, but rather from emacs key bindings that made it into both readline and MacOS: https://jblevins.org/log/kbd
Any particular sites/webapps you like as examples of hierarchical design? I am a tech lead and struggle to come up with anything better than Material Design's nav drawers with sub-items, or equivalent.
I spent a few minutes trying to replicate on a MacBook Pro (Retina, 13-inch, Late 2013) with Firefox 62.0.2 and could not replicate, browsing a number of resource intense sites.
Former employee and it's been a few years, but for what it's worth I was actually very reassured by what I saw there in terms of internal data security. For all products I worked with or knew something about in an…
One counter-argument to agriculture is Jared Diamond's classic article: "The Worst Mistake in the History of the Human Race" http://discovermagazine.com/1987/may/02-the-worst-mistake-in...
If your first thought is "Oh ----, I'm a manager now. How the hell do I do this?" I'd highly recommend The Effective Manager by Mark Horstman. It's prescriptive in a helpful way, and was brilliant in helping me find my…
No, it sucked.
And to pile on the anecdotes, I've been in the exact opposite situation where we needed somebody right now to handle a new requirement, and we hired someone "pretty good" after already taking longer than the rest of…
This completely squares with my experiences as well — a lot of instances of complaints about management are hollow because developers aren't managing upward correctly. Their followup on their issues is missing, or…
My default stack is almost exactly yours, except > gunicorn Any particular reason you use it over uwsgi? I last did real research in 2013 and have not revisited since then.
The awesome youtube channel Applied Science put out a 40 minute intro video to melting your own glass a week or two ago, going into the equipment, chemistry and recipies: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mUcUy7SqdS0 In…
All of the gov.uk guidance (not sure about the research) is excellently written up. This is a great start: https://www.gov.uk/guidance/government-design-principles
Holy crap, thank you for the tip about Plasma. That project looks amazing. I've been in desperate need for something like this. For everyone else: http://arrow.apache.org/blog/2017/08/08/plasma-in-memory-obj... Plasma,…
Appreciate the response and reasoning!
You insinuate without providing the reasons behind it. I say this because diskhash and tie look like extremely useful things used carefully. This sort of thing solves exactly a problem I have right now. > Perl tie,…
I agree that there's a lot of valley fluff, but some of the content on there is really good: http://firstround.com/review/heres-what-a-real-growth-strate...
I think this is basically true of software as well.
What unexplained event, potentially terrorist, catalyzed the US engagement in the Spanish—American war? Similar sorts of geopolitical consequences, similar timescale... the ease with which you recall the event is likely…
Have you read the article? If that's not legitimate journalism I don't know what is.