guest2143
Joined 10 years ago
Joined 10 years ago
I haven't worked with C++ for years, and it's nice to see there really has been some progress improving some of the C++ parts.
It's one thing to just say "here's the ideal". And another to say if you're in a sub-optimal place, "just leave."
But how to change a poor habit place into a good habit place.
I don't think bad habits really go away, they get drowned out by the better habits. I think the same is true of teams. But, IMHE, improvement has been hard to come by.
I'd love to hear your stories.
Being able to have a customer accept what the output looks like and then listening to when the page changes would be great for giving non-technical people control over passing tests.
It's a surcharge to avoid political ads, but hey Mr. Bloomberg, if you need to get attention... we will collect your money.
What would they do with this extra money? Fund open source foundations?
...wait... is $10Million too low? Is there that much money in politics?
Ask them to tell a joke. Do they do it right?
I find it often quicker than an IDE..
How much of the obstacles that we face are there just to 'resist' the shining light we each could bring into the world? Or the work we were meant to do?
The ability to modify behavior by singing a couplet from a story I read -- no raising of voices, or wagging of fingers -- was revelatory.
It's from the waldorf educational tradition.
(edit like a timelord!)