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by unfug 13y ago
One of the things that I've learned in recent years closely relates to several of those points: There is no shame in being wrong, it is much more important to quickly adapt to new information that has since proved your original assumpt
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by unfug 13y ago
That's an interesting idea. Did the original author of the work walk the junior team member through what was going on, or did they just point them at it and have them check through the work on their own? It seems like that could be hel
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by unfug 13y ago
We're currently transitioning away from TFS and I think locking down changes to pull requests (and potentially blocking most devs' access to commit to master) will help quite a bit. You can pull off a similar workflow in TFS, it&#
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by unfug 13y ago
Off hand I can think of a few reasons for using the mapping object as they did in angular-translate: - It may make sense to translate the same English sentence to something slightly different in different contexts in German. - JSLint/J
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Ask HN: How do you teach/enforce programming best practices?
6 points by unfug 13y ago|6 comments
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Thoughts on Backbone and Marionette - 1 Year Later(joeyb.org)
2 points by unfug 13y ago|0 comments
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Is Attention to Detail Teachable?(joeyb.org)
1 points by unfug 13y ago|0 comments
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Hiring Difficulties(joeyb.org)
2 points by unfug 15y ago|0 comments
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Tight Coupling: A Brownfield Project Nightmare(joeyb.org)
1 points by unfug 15y ago|0 comments
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by unfug 15y ago
I'm in Louisville and we have had a hell of a time trying to hire quality developers. The pool of quality talent here is much smaller than the demand.
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by unfug 16y ago
Office design should reflect what the employees in the office are trying to accomplish. As a developer, all of that crazy stuff in Zappos' office would be a huge distraction to me. I haven't checked, but I'd be a little surprised if develop
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by unfug 16y ago
With services like Rdio, Netflix, and Steam it's actually easier for me to get what I want legally now. Lots of people don't pirate because of the cost, it just used to be the easiest/fastest way to get music/movies/games.
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Design & Build a Grid Based Web Design with CSS(line25.com)
12 points by unfug 16y ago|2 comments
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by unfug 17y ago
Clickable Link: http://www.scribblejot.com
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Tell HN: Check out my new note taking app, ScribbleJot
6 points by unfug 17y ago|3 comments
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Google App Engine Project Template(joeyb.org)
1 points by unfug 17y ago|0 comments
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by unfug 17y ago
I greatly over-simplified the algorithm in my initial post, but there are advantages to a straight hash of the password. Even if you can intercept the person's hash and login to that site, you still don't know the user's original plaintext
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by unfug 17y ago
I haven't verified that Digg does this, but most big sites that do logins over http do some sort of hashing on the client side so that the actual password isn't sent plaintext. As has been mentioned, there are all sorts of issues with using
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Django-Based Blog on Google App Engine Tutorial, Part 2(joeyb.org)
3 points by unfug 17y ago|0 comments
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Django-Based Blog on Google App Engine Tutorial, Part 1(joeyb.org)
35 points by unfug 17y ago|5 comments
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by unfug 17y ago
I've been using PHP at work and on personal projects for years. It has a very low "barrier for entry", which is both good and bad. It's easy/cheap to hire entry level programmers to write simple PHP, but it's all too easy to let them jump