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On the Importance of the Standard Library(engineering.nulogy.com)
1 points by fuzzylizard 13y ago|0 comments
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Automatically Scaling Heroku Workers(engineering.nulogy.com)
2 points by fuzzylizard 13y ago|0 comments
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Functional Reactive Programming in Dart(engineering.nulogy.com)
2 points by fuzzylizard 13y ago|0 comments
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I'm not my child's parent(engineering.nulogy.com)
1 points by fuzzylizard 13y ago|0 comments
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Replicating a PostgreSQL production database to the office(engineering.nulogy.com)
1 points by fuzzylizard 14y ago|0 comments
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Picking your own ruby patchlevel on Heroku(engineering.nulogy.com)
1 points by fuzzylizard 14y ago|0 comments
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Hexagonal Architecture for Rails Developers(engineering.nulogy.com)
2 points by fuzzylizard 14y ago|0 comments
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by fuzzylizard 14y ago
Whether this is a good idea or not, I have no idea. I is an interesting social experiment and it will be interesting to see the results. But, does anyone else see a Criminal Minds episode in this? Lonely road; quiet, dark house; dank alley;
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by fuzzylizard 14y ago
I think one of the best things employers can do to show that they respect their employees is to invert the decision making and control structure in the organization. Similarly to what Agile/XP did for the software development sector. Instea
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by fuzzylizard 15y ago
Toronto, ON, Canada - QA Lead, Software Testers - Full Time Nulogy.com ( http://www.nulogy.com ), is revolutionizing the co-packing world by developing SaaS applications for our packaged world. We are looking for professional software teste
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by fuzzylizard 15y ago
I find that in tech culture--startups, coders, hackers alike--there is an attitude that if you don't live, breath, sleep your profession that you will fail. And I wonder if this idea that for a startup to succeed you have to give 24/7 comes
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by fuzzylizard 15y ago
I always find it interesting that Babe Ruth was, at the same time, the home run leader and the strike out leader. If you swing for the fences, chances are, you will fail more than you win. Hitting singles, consistently, is actually far more
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by fuzzylizard 15y ago
I agree with only one point in the article; the ability to delete tests. Tests of all kinds should be living, breathing code, just like the code in the rest of your application. As such, tests, like production code, can become outdated and
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by fuzzylizard 15y ago
So voluntary blackouts in protest of SOPA are to be stopped because they are dangerous gimmicks, but a bill that will allow the government to blackout websites isn't? How exactly are these people so blind to this kind of obvious contradicti
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by fuzzylizard 15y ago
As others have stated, how well someone codes is less important than how good a cultural and personal fit they are for the company. I want to know how passionate someone is, how well they do when pair programming, how well they communicate,
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by fuzzylizard 15y ago
To me, Open Internet is the same as an open city. SOPA is like going into a city and shutting down a street corner because someone was heard quoting passages from a book or giving away pirated movies. It's ridiculous. Instead of closing dow
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by fuzzylizard 15y ago
I am sure it's a great presentation, but I always have trouble believing these when the photo of the presenter has him wearing a suit. I want to see presentations by developers and developers do not wear suits. Those are for sales people.
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by fuzzylizard 15y ago
I am actually Canadian complaining of how cold Melbourne was when I lived there. And I was there during the record breaking 47C day and the Victoria fires. The problem with Melbourne is a combination of no humidity to retain the heat a wind
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by fuzzylizard 15y ago
I have to agree, Melbourne is just too cold to live in year round. The idea sounds great and I hope it works.
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by fuzzylizard 15y ago
If MS continues with their ideas for Windows 8, then Windows 7 will be the last OS I own from them. I really do not understand the rational for wanting to make desktop PCs look and act like tablets. I really don't want full screen apps on m
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by fuzzylizard 15y ago
The real problem today is that the majority of people view children as accessories. They put them in front of the TV and let other people raise them, i.e., teachers, sitcoms, and the internet. They don't really care about the kids. However,
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by fuzzylizard 15y ago
Excellent comment. Far to many developers concentrate on becoming a better programmer to the complete exclusion of becoming a better software developer. Software development is all about how well you can deliver business value and the abili
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by fuzzylizard 15y ago
Interesting article; however, I would suggest that the Universities themselves are to blame. There were very few courses that I took where the professor encouraged us to talk to one another about problems and assignments. Usually it was the
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by fuzzylizard 15y ago
Nice work and a giant Congrats to the entire Selenium team
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by fuzzylizard 16y ago
The idea of the site is interesting and the pictures are great, but I strongly object to any website that hijacks the standard method of navigating websites in order to move the user through images. When I press Command-left arrow, I should
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by fuzzylizard 16y ago
As others have said, I checked the site and couldn't find the meaning anywhere I looked. Granted, I did not check the entire site word for word, but you would think they would make it obviously clear somewhere what the letters stood for.
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by fuzzylizard 16y ago
If you are going to name your company a bunch of letters, shouldn't you put somewhere on your site what those letters stand for? So what the hell does BCIC mean?