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may i ask where do you get the resources like buttons/templates, which language framework tools do you use? what made you able to create such an app in such a short time? thanks
Re:Be professional, do TDD on Wednesday October 27, 2010 @08:54AM (#1838326)
thanks!!
Re:Be professional, do TDD on Wednesday October 27, 2010 @08:25AM (#1838223)
i'm working on legacy huge spagetty code with no option to write effective integration tests, testing that my method retuns some correct string/int etc will do me nothing, the whole system is huge with many integration points and no infra for writing integration tests and no time to do it. what should i do? (I love TDD, tests in general).
Re:Ask HN: Should I choose Sun Solaris or Linux? on Thursday August 19, 2010 @10:53AM (#1617513)
Interesting...
Re:Ask HN: Should I choose Sun Solaris or Linux? on Thursday August 19, 2010 @09:34AM (#1617303)
What distribution do you recommend? (which is stable enough...) I wanted to choose CentOS because I know RedHat are saying they do lot of tests to their distribution before they release... so I wanted something that is fully tested and reliable.
Re:Ask HN: Should I choose Sun Solaris or Linux? on Thursday August 19, 2010 @07:56AM (#1617091)
So how come many "big" companies are using solaris with much success?
Re:Ask HN: Should I choose Sun Solaris or Linux? on Thursday August 19, 2010 @07:51AM (#1617084)
Why not CentOS? what would you recommend then?

I saw that oracle are really emphasizing how their OS has much higher performance than linux I wondered if its correct or if their benchmarks are good: http://www.oracle.com/us/solutions/performance-scalability/b... http://jp.sun.com/solutions/infra/eda/pdf/solaris-linux.pdf

So I wondered if i'm missing some tens of percents in performance by not choosing Sun Solaris...

Ask HN: Should I choose Sun Solaris or Linux?

I'm going to deploy into many servers in production i'm interested in performance & low cost support for multi-cores multi-sockets, high IO & CPU & Memory & Networking. Should I choose Sun Solaris or Linux? if linux I thought of CentOS as its a free replica of RedHat.<p>Thanks SunSolaris? Linux? FreeBSD?

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SCRUM how do you estimate time - in hours??

Hi, I need to give time estimations for my tasks in hours! I find that ridiculus - its SCRUM, how can any task be made in hours? every task requires defining requirements, analysis, design, documentation, testing, automatic testing. Should I put a note on each of these tasks? and estimate it with hours?! unittest1() - 1 hour? section A in document 1 2 hours? what if someone calls me and asks...

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Hi, It's with reference to this post: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1033433 and to this web site: dontbreakthechain.com
how about large groups? how do you start talking when you are in a large group? I find that very difficult.
Hi read some reviews of this book in amazon and I saw this:

WIN PEOPLE TO YOUR WAY OF THINKING

? Don't argue! Give in! Agree that the other person is right; often they are and if they aren't, you'll never convince them of it by arguing.

and I ask what?! don't argue with people? that is exactly my problem, if i don't stand to my points and argue with people they won't respect me for having my own views! I don't think that is a good quality at all! people should be heard! what do you think?

before you start the project create a couple of items mentioning tests that would test that the project is done. Then when you want to leave/mark project as completed while its not, run these tests (manual) if you dont pass the tests you didn't complete, complete it!
Hi, I have a question for you, lets say I want to study linear algebra, or finance, so if i want to do it your way, where do i start??
Re:The iPhone Software Revolution on Thursday June 25, 2009 @08:40AM (#673546)
This is an amazing web site! where do you get from the news?! you have so many good web sites you refer to...