rickbad68

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by rickbad68 5y ago
A case sensitive filesystem doesn't require you to hit shift either if you just call the directory "programs". Also, there are many ways to save your pinky from moving the huge distance to the shift-key other than an arbitr
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by rickbad68 5y ago
It sounds to me like the author had a severe anxiety attack for the first time. And just throwing out a wild guess that they possibly had recently experimented with ayahuasca or some other form of DMT.
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by rickbad68 5y ago
In other words, a rewrite is never actually that. There should be a better word we use for this, like 'replacement'
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by rickbad68 5y ago
This seems such a weird study. Names are important, but not so much as what is being named. In one sense, names become easy given a properly abstracted design. Further, it’s not names so much that are paramount to program compre
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by rickbad68 5y ago
This example is not good for talking about naming as there is no proper design which would have a function like this. In any proper design there would always be a separate function for each of the concerns.
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by rickbad68 6y ago
I would argue the friends spin is probably more reliable, depending on the friend of course, as at least they would not be motivated by ratings or money and probably are not intentionally trying to cultivate any certain biased viewpoint in
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by rickbad68 6y ago
This is absolutely false. Exposure to a higher number of viruses might increase probably of an infection, but a single virus can certainly lead to a full blown infection in an individual.
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by rickbad68 6y ago
LOL
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by rickbad68 7y ago
Other common terms for this are sanitization or redaction
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by rickbad68 7y ago
Ya, I have both twice as many answers as questions and twice as many questions as answers. But keep plugging away guys, you'll get there.
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by rickbad68 7y ago
It seems the OP is interpreting Bezos mandate as if he were talking about the interaction/communication between actual teams (people) as opposed to between each teams software service(s). Whereas there are parallels between these, I&
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by rickbad68 7y ago
Totally agree. How many times have I seen Tech Debt as a task to be completed in some future sprint (ya right), or seen it as the title of a category in a dev schedule containing missing product features. Tech debt is such a general term
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by rickbad68 7y ago
a practice of constant refactoring..
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by rickbad68 8y ago
In my experience often the term 'technical debt' will be hijacked by product-oriented folks resulting in feature debt being presented as tech debt.
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by rickbad68 9y ago
But the requirements were to allow filters to be configured on users and groups, which would require more info in your data structures. This doesn't meet the specified requirements. Plus even with it not meeting the requirements, it
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by rickbad68 9y ago
This trivial example does not illustrate the usefulness of OO design. Extending the example imagine the requirement is that the target of an email may be either a single user or a group of users, and in addition, email filters can be co
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by rickbad68 9y ago
spf13/cobra spf13/viper joho/godotenv mattes/migrate postgres go-pg/pg gorilla/mux gorilla/sessions net/http html/template