irrationaljared

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by irrationaljared 6mo ago
Yes one of our background agent is tasked with this exactly. I think you could do this via CI as well. We handle it via hooks and background agents but the goal is the same.
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by irrationaljared 2y ago
I think both factors are important as the goal is generally to help with planning and prioritization. A straight-forward but long task is still "expensive" with regard to prioritization and will take a while even if the cognitive
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Cognitive Load is what matters(github.com)
16 points by irrationaljared 2y ago|3 comments
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Let Small Fires Burn(swizec.com)
1 points by irrationaljared 2y ago|0 comments
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Characterization Testing (2016)(michaelfeathers.silvrback.com)
1 points by irrationaljared 2y ago|0 comments
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Onboarding to a 'legacy' codebase with the help of AI(martinfowler.com)
2 points by irrationaljared 2y ago|1 comments
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by irrationaljared 2y ago
I recently posted a blog post about CodeYam, which is a software simulator. It creates simulations of every aspect of a software application - basically every function, both in isolation and in the context of the app or other function that
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by irrationaljared 2y ago
Awesome, we'll reach out soon!
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by irrationaljared 2y ago
This is all automated. It's a github app that tracks changes as they come in, analyzes and simulates them and creates simulations that can be accessed via the CodeYam website, integrated into a CI workflow, or, hopefully soon, leverage
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CodeYam Introduction: A Software Simulator(codeyam.substack.com)
5 points by irrationaljared 2y ago|5 comments
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by irrationaljared 2y ago
My team and I have been working on a software simulator. It deconstructs software projects, creating simulations of all components (front-end and back-end) in isolation and in context, so you can easily see, test, and share any area of an a
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by irrationaljared 9y ago
If you want to try it out and don't want to register via the website you can email me at my first name (jared) at puzzleschool.com and I'll send you the zip file containing the cards and a few sample programs that can be printed o
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by irrationaljared 9y ago
I was running an afterschool program teaching kids to code and we were looking for a way to have them code that was more social and group oriented rather than having everyone hunched over a computer more or less by themselves all the time.
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Show HN: Offline/Online Learn to Code Activity(thecodepuzzle.com)
1 points by irrationaljared 9y ago|2 comments
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by irrationaljared 9y ago
Also, in case it isn't obvious, you can create your own map from the website: http://www.weddingmapper.com and here are the links from the description in clickable format: http://tools.weddingmapper.com/step
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Simple Mobile Wedding Map
1 points by irrationaljared 9y ago|1 comments
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The Opportunity Cost of Coercion(jaredcosulich.wordpress.com)
1 points by irrationaljared 11y ago|0 comments
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Five Techniques To Help You Think More Deeply(jaredcosulich.wordpress.com)
30 points by irrationaljared 12y ago|3 comments
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Traditional Education Is Like Arranged Marriage(medium.com)
2 points by irrationaljared 12y ago|0 comments
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by irrationaljared 13y ago
Here's a link: http://www.makerparent.com
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Show HN: Project ideas to do with your kids / students
9 points by irrationaljared 13y ago|3 comments
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by irrationaljared 13y ago
I've thought about it a bit. I realize the title is annoying on Hacker News, but I think the title is ok within the general context of my blog for those who read it regularly. I'll think about another title, and I'm sorry (so
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by irrationaljared 13y ago
Just want to point out a few things: 1) There are no requirements for students to be "involved in the process of planning their own education". They are only required to be attend school a certain number of hours per year (I'
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by irrationaljared 13y ago
What do you think the title should be?
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by irrationaljared 13y ago
I apologize. I don't have specific stats to share on the college success. The books published by the school have a lot of anecdotal evidence regarding the students having success in college. They don't seem to have universal succe
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by irrationaljared 13y ago
Great questions. I've written a few more blog posts about my experience with the school: http://jaredcosulich.wordpress.com/2013/10/23/first-day-at-a... http://jaredcosulich.wordpress.com&#x2F
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by irrationaljared 13y ago
I am sorry about that.
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by irrationaljared 13y ago
Ok, so would you predict that most of those who get accepted to college flunk out or are unable to get jobs? I can certainly appreciate that this might not actually be "mind-blowing", but personally I think even the college-accept
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by irrationaljared 13y ago
I don't think it's reasonable to assume that these students have any higher IQs than the neighboring public schools. I have not found any evidence to suggest that.
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by irrationaljared 13y ago
Yea, I know. It's tough to strike the right tone in the blog post and in the end the format was structured to be readable and get attention as I really do just want people to think about these ideas more, even if in the end they don&#x

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