Maybe once a month, or once a week, encourage geeks to stay home (and telecommute) for their jobs... saves wear and tear on them if they can code in their most natural environment once in a while..
No No No.
If your job doesn't involve interacting with your co-workers 50% of the time, your team can get by without you. Permanently.
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You might be thinking of A9.
Or if you want to DIY try photomap.mozdev.org
Adam
23hq.com
Supports the flickr API, which seems like much bigger news than the age of the authors.
I didn't win.
Well, I do use web developer a lot.
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You could use http://tamperdata.mozdev.org/ to change the
referer on the fly...
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The right team makes everything better.
Doing more, or doing it better always takes more time.
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When we say Good, Fast, Cheap - pick two, we aren't saying that we can't produce software that satisfies all of theses criteria.
We are saying that only two of these things are variables.
Quality and speed determine the cost.
Cost and speed dictate the quality.
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It takes more than one...
s/w development is a social activity, interaction is the only way to build a good product.
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Maybe once a month, or once a week, encourage geeks to stay home (and telecommute) for their jobs... saves wear and tear on them if they can code in their most natural environment once in a while..
No No No.
If your job doesn't involve interacting with your co-workers 50% of the time, your team can get by without you. Permanently.
If it does then a day at home is a day off.
A nice reward maybe, but of no value to the team.
-A.