isuraed

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by isuraed 8y ago
Second the Jennifer Windom course. That's been the most useful course to my career.
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by isuraed 9y ago
People really should try reading articles before commenting.
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by isuraed 10y ago
What kind of application s would Rust be an appropriate for? What languages is it largely meant to replace/improve on.
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by isuraed 10y ago
Firefox does this.
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by isuraed 10y ago
They won't have all the pricing power because sports will be competing with each other for viewership.
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by isuraed 10y ago
This reminds of important lessons I've learned from the classic How to Win Friends and Influence People - never ever criticize people and you will get the best out of them. There are countless other great lessons in this book about bei
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by isuraed 10y ago
Why did you sign something like that???
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by isuraed 10y ago
I've gone back to terminal on osx. Better battery life and faster than iterm2. Only thing missing is split panes but real men use tmux
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by isuraed 10y ago
Dis you change bios to ahci instead of ide for the disk?
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by isuraed 11y ago
thank you!
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by isuraed 11y ago
Broke the default font, ugh! Anyone know how to get the old font back?
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by isuraed 12y ago
Honestly the best way to learn is to be lucky enough to work at a company that faces scalability issues. Second best is to try to speak with engineers who work on this kind of stuff. FWIW I work at such a company (Microsoft/Yammer). I
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by isuraed 12y ago
Less tools, but stronger and sharper tools. I'm going back to the basics. No more jumping to a new language or framework for each new project. My goal for 2015 is to have better results (output) in my projects, not focus on tools. My g
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by isuraed 12y ago
Seconded. Text is king for all the reasons you mentioned. I have tried OneNote, Evernote, Google Keep. Nothing matches plain text (with light markdown). I have a text editor open all the time. It's really natural to just start a new fi
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by isuraed 12y ago
Get customers.
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by isuraed 12y ago
I'm 33 and started having back issues about 1 year ago. The root cause is sitting too much with bad posture. Now I force myself to get up and walk around every hour. I also do some back exercises in the morning and try to exercise at l
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by isuraed 12y ago
I believe ESPN has NBA play by play data.
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by isuraed 12y ago
Ultimately, the only tests that matter are system tests (feature tests). These are the tests that ensure you're delivering the correct result to the customer. In practice I find unit level testing a pointless exercise.
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by isuraed 12y ago
This sounds like my sister-in-law lol.
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by isuraed 12y ago
Build something that is doable but will push your current skills. Choose a project that appears slightly beyond your current capability. That is the only way to truly learn.
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by isuraed 12y ago
Refactoring by Martin Fowler. Extremely practical if you work with old and large code bases.
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by isuraed 12y ago
Toronto. Waterloo is an enormous talent pool and there is much start-up activity happening. Even better for networking if you can take courses or do some projects with Waterloo students. Disclaimer: Waterloo grad.
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by isuraed 12y ago
There are huge social and health benefits to enrolling children in sports. Replacing sports with computers is not a solution.
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by isuraed 12y ago
Love it! What a simple life. I tried to convince my wife to live on a boat but it was a no go with a new baby.
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by isuraed 12y ago
You should look into https://www.hackerschool.com/ Seems perfect for your situation.
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by isuraed 13y ago
How do deprecated methods affect you? Just curious. Maybe I'm missing something.
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by isuraed 13y ago
Extremely good advice. You sound very balanced and mature for 21!
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by isuraed 13y ago
Your family comes first. Let go of the idea that you can continue to put in extra time at work, do hobby projects, and learn new technologies. You will have to do those extra curriculars during the 8-9 hour work day. Home time is family tim
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by isuraed 13y ago
Proper C++ IDE for linux would be awesome!
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by isuraed 13y ago
This is a great metaphor for software. There is diminishing returns to refactoring and elegance. Sometimes the open source community goes too far (ever try submitting patches to big OSS projects.. Some are ridiculously picky with minor deta

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