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by rparet 8mo ago
You're not alone. I definitely feel like this is / will be a major adaptation required for software engineers going forward. I don't have any solutions to offer you - but I will say that the state that's enabled by fast
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by rparet 9mo ago
(I work for the OP company) We use Cursor's bugbot to achieve the same thing. Agree that it seems better than Copilot for now.
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by rparet 2y ago
I was fortunate enough to visit back in 2018. It’s so nice to see this persevere.
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by rparet 4y ago
This is completely untrue. Google “adverse impact hr” for a quick education on this topic.
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by rparet 5y ago
(I am not a lawyer) It’s ok in the US to have a goal to hire more women or URMs, and to do sourcing, etc. to bring in more candidates like this. I think the potential concerns here are the use of “must” in the spreadsheet, and what activit
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The Case for Doubling the Size of the US House of Representatives(innerjoin.bit.io)
11 points by rparet 5y ago|2 comments
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by rparet 7y ago
Went to github, saw the word “sprint”, closed window. I really appreciate any effort to return us to basics. However, we should have a firm grasp on what the basics are first. Today, you wouldn’t batch all of your team’s code together this
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Habits vs. Goals. Systemizing your life(farnamstreetblog.com)
2 points by rparet 9y ago|0 comments
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by rparet 13y ago
ah, how unfortunate! as a user, would love to see some / all of their stuff become open sourced, if possible.
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by rparet 13y ago
It was mentioned before in the thread, but I'll just go ahead and leave this here again: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Planning_fallacy Trying to improve developer estimates is just another case of doing the wrong
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by rparet 13y ago
tl;dr: author of the article is laboring under many false assumptions about Kanban (and lean software development in general) likely due to a combination of inexperience using such methods personally and unfamiliarity with the available lit
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by rparet 13y ago
nice to see Ray Dalio's principles get a shoutout, although I wouldn't necessarily describe it as a "culture guide". Seems like there could be a section here on "system building".
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by rparet 14y ago
...or it's rebranding to match the name of its parent company, Japanese-based Rakuten. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rakuten
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Twitter buys mobile crash reporting platform Crashlytics(crash.io)
3 points by rparet 14y ago|0 comments
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by rparet 14y ago
How does this compare to security offerings from other BaaS providers like Kinvey, Parse, etc?
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by rparet 14y ago
++ if you can, you should work with Jon. He's great to work with and you'll learn a lot.
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by rparet 14y ago
Interesting case giving up MongoDB because of the complexity of adapting another application to use it. I wonder if this is a good use case for something like http://www.nuodb.com/
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by rparet 14y ago
Cambridge, MA - Full time Engineers at Crashlytics ( http://www.crashlytics.com ) Frontend, Backend, iOS and Android. Mobile apps crash over 1 billion times a day - let's do something about it! Crashlytics is the most powerful and lightweig