chrisbrauns

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by chrisbrauns 2y ago
I'm a routine guy, so I'm biased, but I find myself agreeing with the values in this post, while feeling that a routing enables those values. For example, > This is why I’m so positive on sending outbound emails to interesting
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by chrisbrauns 2y ago
It was Gary Bernhardt in this talk: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=sCZJblyT_XM
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by chrisbrauns 3y ago
Wow, this is a treasure trove. The thing that stands out to me is the idea that testing is the essential ingredient: > The single most important factor leading to the high degree of reliability of the Apollo spacecraft was the tremendous
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by chrisbrauns 6y ago
Interesting idea. Just a note that the first answer I saw[0] is not correct. This is given as how to write to a file in Javascript . const {fs} = require('fs') fs.writeFileSync('/tmp/myfile.txt', Buffer.from(&
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by chrisbrauns 6y ago
I'm not sure client's time wasted is the right way to measure. For example, I would prioritize a high-risk security related bug (regardless of its effect on my systems performance) over a memory leak.
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by chrisbrauns 6y ago
Shameless plug: I'm also interested in assigning cost and prioritization to things when it's difficult to do so mathematically or trivially. I'm building a system to do so using Relative comparison. It's in the VERY earl
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by chrisbrauns 6y ago
> This bug costs $20 each occurrence. Knowing how much a bug costs is not always trivial.
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by chrisbrauns 6y ago
> These are big enough companies that they should be able to afford the time and resources to design easy-to-use UI that also allows the features power users are looking for This is a really compelling sentiment. Do you have any companie
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by chrisbrauns 6y ago
> This is prosperity preaching (being rewarded for prior sacrifices because of those prior sacrifices) But don't those prior experiences grow your skill to a degree?
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by chrisbrauns 6y ago
> Next up is disputing definitions, also known as an argument about semantics. Debates that reach this point can languish and falter because they immediately become about philosophical semantics, rather than the argument itself. This is
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by chrisbrauns 6y ago
I think "Publish Often" is also an important part of OP's success. Had they not practiced making custom icons since 2013, they probably would not have been ready to capitalize on the one time they got buzz.
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by chrisbrauns 6y ago
I don't have a full 'LeetCode' style example, but the Gilded Rose Kata teaches me something every time I try it. Original Kata: https://iamnotmyself.com/2011/02/14/refactor-this-the-gilded... S