br3w5

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by br3w5 9y ago
No problem, I've just sent it again.
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by br3w5 9y ago
Are you accepting UK-based applications?
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by br3w5 9y ago
The job description states "Please send your CV, together with your Github account to hello at count.ly and we’ll reply in 1 business day". I sent mine last Thursday so almost 3 business days and haven't had a reply.
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by br3w5 9y ago
Should I get in touch via the contact form on your site? I couldn't see job vacancy specific contact details.
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by br3w5 9y ago
Does this allow fully remote (I'm based in Europe)?
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by br3w5 10y ago
But tech like Flux and Redux are clearly derived from the Command pattern (of course i've never seen or heard reference to these patterns in the docs or videos for for flux and redux), and also seem pretty similar to Java enterprise pa
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by br3w5 10y ago
I think the cheap work, long hours thing is critical because companies will see an older person and think more expensive which is true and the added cost is justified. I've seen companies turn down more expensive and experienced people
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by br3w5 10y ago
Hasn't Microsoft done the right thing here though as a company for the long-term: visionary CEO leaves meaning potential for great risk to the company > put someone in place who shores up the finances > once finances are in a gre
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by br3w5 10y ago
Is this a Freudian slip? "feeling apart of a community of technical"
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by br3w5 10y ago
Hold on what the hell - I just skimmed through the 'decline of...' article referenced by the above article to look for the one of the reason for those 2013 stats being that there are users that can find the answers to the question
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by br3w5 10y ago
So really age doesn't matter - experience and aptitude does. Here's your quote minus references to age. "I've found there are either people who believe they know better at everything whose skills have not improved much,
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by br3w5 10y ago
Maybe it's the quote lacking context but you're wrongly equating lines of code with amount of functionality produced. I agree however that adding more developers can slow things down but this is partly a result of how software is
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by br3w5 10y ago
Rather than just "JWT is awesome..." wouldn't it be more sensible and responsible to caveat this with some of the drawbacks? I read this article recently ( http://cryto.net/~joepie91/blog/2016/06
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by br3w5 10y ago
My 94 year old grandfather flew a spitfire in WW2 and voted in he said precisely because he remembers the mess the UK was in before joining the union - the British economy and infrastructure was in a sorry state in the 70s.
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by br3w5 10y ago
Ok I retract my tests comment! Design patterns can definitely be abused and pragmatism is important when deciding whether or not to use them. I would say though that implementing SOLID is certainly achievable if writing from scratch but har
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by br3w5 10y ago
Avoiding all that "fancy unicorn stuff" might not slow you down but it will slow down the next person who picks up your code but who cares that's their problem. You must come from the same school as "who needs tests they
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by br3w5 10y ago
"Tons of interesting and potentially great people that have never paired or don’t know really know how to TDD". I am slightly surprised at this because these are not new things.
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by br3w5 10y ago
The articles on modern agile seemed very prescriptive. Where I am right now the team does do scrum (yes it has its problems) but the team has figured out how to get it to work for them and so can get on with delivering and over time cutting
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by br3w5 10y ago
So is your problem that senior developers just do not apply or that the ones that do apply (from a smaller pool of applicants) get screened out at some point in the process?
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by br3w5 10y ago
"There are far, far, far too many articles of a purely commercial nature." Is there a term for this corporate and media agency pillage of any and every social platform?
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by br3w5 10y ago
Really, certainly for technical articles which can gather interested readers by posting on HN or reddit, why use medium at all and not some other alternative? Because it looks nice?!
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by br3w5 10y ago
"Medium has become overloaded with loud, obnoxious idiots". I think the world is overloaded in this way too.
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by br3w5 11y ago
I didn't mean the churn (Java EE could do with more churn) I meant in terms of setting up a project and the number of dependencies.
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by br3w5 11y ago
"No other language does anything remotely resembling that kind of thing". Have you ever worked on a Java EE project?
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by br3w5 11y ago
Look at the aforementioned mithril and domvm...there is also vue.js http://vuejs.org/
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by br3w5 11y ago
I still haven't made my mind up on react but really like redux and i would like to try redux out with domvm
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by br3w5 11y ago
When looking at the world from the window of a plane humans look a lot like ants
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by br3w5 11y ago
It would be interesting to see how that stacked up against marriage rates overall
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by br3w5 11y ago
Gitlab groups allow you to group repositories together so you could have a Warhammer online group that holds all those projects. You can navigate or search to your groups so I think it does what you want.
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by br3w5 11y ago
When was the last time you looked up anything on node? Have you ever even used it?

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