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by dev360 10y ago
Wow. yeah the printers.. I remember buying a Kodak printer that I had changed/replaced at least 3-4 times then I gave up. I liked my Kodak digital camera though - probably one of the last before they went out of business.
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by dev360 10y ago
I can see it being useful for team training though.
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by dev360 10y ago
Here is the same for CA: https://www.google.com/trends/explore#cmpt=q&geo=US-CA&q=ang...
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by dev360 10y ago
> React has been around for a while, but it is still only a library. You probably knew this already, but worth to point out that React never intended to be a framework. This is a really interesting talk: http://2014.jsconf.eu&
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by dev360 10y ago
Not really. I think a key distinction is summed up in this quote: "Angular 2 continues to put “JS” into HTML. React puts “HTML” into JS." See: https://medium.freecodecamp.com/angular-2-versus-react-there... This i
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by dev360 10y ago
RE: >> catastrophically false I think if you are a small, close knit team, then having great people and no process works great. If you are trying to scale developer productivity as your team grows in size, then you need more structure
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by dev360 10y ago
I recently worked with SVN after 6-7 years with git. Working with branches was a nightmare in comparison to git and felt incredibly cumbersome.
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by dev360 10y ago
"Due to historical reasons, Subversion doesn’t properly track file and folder renames (mostly because file renames rarely happened before refactorings were invented)."
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by dev360 10y ago
Don't tell yourself it's necessary or productive to work more than 40hrs for anybody. Had older devs tell me this. Best lesson I learned, but too late.
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Jay-Z sues earlier Tidal owner over streaming figures(yahoo.com)
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by dev360 11y ago
I'm a web designer turned fullstack developer. Don't do as much design anymore, but I like to go to dribbble to get inspiration and figure out how to tweak layouts / styles in my personal projects. I agree wholeheartedly that
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The Other Side of Agile: Ceremonial Development(medium.com)
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by dev360 11y ago
>> the level of bs compared to any other site in the category is actually low, in my opinion I remember trying to figure out how to unsubscribe to emails from (I think) careerbuilder a few years ago and it was an absolute mess. >&g
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by dev360 11y ago
Currently in the process of moving the family back to the US from Sweden, and this is one of the things that scares me the most about life in US. At most workplaces, managers treat you like cattle, and people in IT are still so blessed whe
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by dev360 11y ago
The location is really nice, if you look at what you have around you. Comforts of a big city, youre on the coast, napa at a distance, skiing isnt far away, being able to hike and be close to the wilderness. The only drawback is cost. But I
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by dev360 11y ago
>>> If you're an introvert, sure In addition, if you are an introvert, you would love a long commute sitting alone on a bus or train. You should move to the city for sure.
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by dev360 11y ago
Your not allowed to have fun like that here.
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by dev360 11y ago
I recall sending my resume to over 50-60 companies for junior web dev work @ $15/hr after college and only getting two answers back. It was pretty brutal.
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by dev360 11y ago
Sounds like perforce is common when there are lots of binary files - is this mostly due to storage concerns?
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by dev360 11y ago
THAT is an interesting setup for a nosql microservice.
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by dev360 11y ago
It kind of sucks especially for that since it forces you to do offline compaction which is hell on earth. I cant imagine they have fixed that, but it was a MAJOR ops headache because it would NEVER finish. Never again mongo for anything wit
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by dev360 11y ago
A cash out to one of the big four must be exhilarating. Even if it wouldn't be your definition of success as founder, imagine the pressure from your own investors who invested in you exactly for this type of outcome.
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by dev360 11y ago
Do they seriously expect you to work 8hrs with a commute like that?
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by dev360 11y ago
Oh noes, slack is down we can't deploy :(
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by dev360 11y ago
Wonder if founders knew this but were just happy to get acquired. Can't say I would blame them.
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by dev360 11y ago
By patterns you mean GoF??!
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by dev360 11y ago
Mongodb sounds like a disaster for IoT backend. Sorry for hatred but just can't see that scaling well.
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by dev360 11y ago
>>> It gives non-technical managers extra visibility at the cost of speed and agility. Keen observation. Often times these situations are just self-inflicted wounds on the part of devs too. I have worked with many devs that have ha
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by dev360 11y ago
I guess its something that grows on you as you get older. Ive toyed with the idea of buying a little house in south europe, cut my expenses, work IT part-time/remot and have some land to grow stuff on.
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by dev360 11y ago
The gardener example is extreme, but not all physical labor is minimum wage. I have friends that have traded their cushy 6 figure knowledge worker jobs for more down to earth jobs where they work with their hands. From what I can tell, they

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