coverup

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   by coverup 4y ago

   Where's the fallacy? She's saying the only systems that are beautiful are the ones that haven't been forced by massive spontaneous adoption to scale faster than the developer(s) can come up with and implement a beautiful desi
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   by coverup 4y ago

   Larkin is a poet who "comforts the disturbed and disturbs the comfortable." I often return to his poem Aubade [0], in particular the idea that "death is no different whined at than withstood," and that in the meantime, &
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   by coverup 4y ago

   I find these types of questions invaluable as an interviewer, at least for mid-level to senior roles. And you're right, I am looking for an actual story, not just the lessons learned. The problem with just asking about lessons learned
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   by coverup 4y ago

   While it makes sense that the police would unionize for the same reason any other workers would, your second paragraph seems to contradict your first. Your proposal to shift responsibility for "policing the police" up to elected o
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   by coverup 4y ago

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   by coverup 5y ago

   I like this. Here are a few more: "We maintain a lot of BAZ we think no one needs anymore but we don't know for sure" is called a Yikes . "You just have to know which alerts matter and which don't" is called a