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Maintaining intent in large codebases with agents: The Arrow of Intent(loki.ws)
1 points by jszmajda 8mo ago|1 comments
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by jszmajda 4y ago
I loved this, thank you. I laughed and cried in equal measure. It was a perfect break from what's normally on this website and I'm deeply grateful to you for sharing it.
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by jszmajda 11y ago
Optoro http://optoro.com @ Washington DC Senior Mobile Developer [ONSITE] Optoro is solving a problem nobody else is: how to handle returns from retailers. It’s amazing that nobody else is solving this problem with technology, o
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by jszmajda 11y ago
Optoro http://optoro.com @ 702 H St. NW, Washington DC 20001 # Senior Mobile Developer (iOS or Android) [ONSITE] Optoro is transforming the retail industry by helping build sustainable supply chains. Each year, 10-15% of all inv
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by jszmajda 11y ago
Helps to know how to contact.. josh@optoro.com or our posting at http://optoro.com/careers/join#70110
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by jszmajda 11y ago
Optoro http://optoro.com @ 702 H St. NW, Washington DC 20001 # UI Developer [ONSITE, REMOTE] Optoro is transforming the retail industry by helping build sustainable supply chains. Each year, 10-15% of all inventory is returned o
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by jszmajda 12y ago
More info from Yehuda: http://yehudakatz.com/2012/04/13/tokaido-my-hopes-and-dreams...
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by jszmajda 13y ago
Awesome! Unix `finger` is back! I loved that tool!
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by jszmajda 13y ago
Yeah, also wondering if there are other correlations they didn't consider. That's the problem with these articles---all the evidence points to one answer, but is that causation or correlation?
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by jszmajda 13y ago
ah, so I did. Thanks!
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by jszmajda 13y ago
FWIW, the ppa is hannes-janetzek/enlightment-svn, and you can try it out in Ubuntu with: sudo apt-add-repository ppa:hannes-janetzek/enlightment-svn sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get install terminology great effort coming along. I'm stickin
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by jszmajda 14y ago
I'm very excited to see this naming conventions guide come out. I think you've done a great job here of clearing up in one place a lot of the magic that Ember does for you. Understanding how Ember looks things up is critical to developing n
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by jszmajda 14y ago
I don't think that's a fair argument. There's always a point in projects where you need to do something you don't want to do. At that point your work has become an obligation, which makes it something you don't love. You're forced to underg
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by jszmajda 14y ago
+1, I think this must've played a large role in color selection, especially considering the large print runs these posters had to have.
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by jszmajda 14y ago
A quick google search has plenty of results: http://www.keyboardoutlets.com/braille_keyboards/
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by jszmajda 14y ago
'Just get it out there, it'll be used or not.' I love this point: there's no need to try and hit perfection, just put it out there and if it's useful people will help you. That's the beauty of open source.
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What's the coding convention that gave you pain to comply with?(replyz.com)
1 points by jszmajda 15y ago|0 comments
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by jszmajda 15y ago
Very touching! Thanks for sharing.
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by jszmajda 15y ago
I like unity, but it doesn't work on my quad-monitor setup. I know I'm in the extreme minority, so I stick with Xinerama and broken window managers for the most part. It mostly works, and I'm productive on four screens. Good enough.