Yeap. First sign of a crappy product is a bug list of open bugs that never end.
Of course they fix some bugs, like you mentioned. Even the worst devs in the world do that.
I get the nonsense that I'll be throwing my vote away but its insane to vote for someone you don't want.
Whenever I get that, I figure out what party the person belongs to. Then, if they're democrat, I say, "You're right. If I didn't vote third-party, I would vote for Trump." If they're Republican, then I say, "You're right. If I didn't vote third-party, I would vote for Hillary." Confuses the hell out of them.
Look for yourself, there's a link Over a thousand bugs in Natilus alone, including a blocker that's been open since 2014. Crappy, corporate-like dev team that can't manage their way out of a paper box. Keeping a bug tracker like that. They should commit seppuku from shame.
A good, hard example is autism......it is clearly a problem with the brain, we can diagnose it, and we have some hypotheses on what kind of brain malfunction causes it.......but we're not anywhere close to knowing how to fix it.
Eh, now you're trying to get into an argument over who is worse, and I don't really care about that. Again, if you personally had done a fact-checking survey, I would take that seriously because I think you would do a good job.
Also her 'friend', while a close-confidant of the Clintons, is a flattering, lying, false-friend who takes advantage of her. Here is one example, reported by the NYT: "It is not clear whether Mrs. Clinton or the State Department knew of Mr. Blumenthal’s interest in pursuing business in Libya." He is the one I blame for Benghazi, because he was giving false reports in the leadup to the murder (again, as mentioned in that article I linked to).
Clinton's lousy selection of advisors and friends is the biggest worry I have of her presidency.
Blumenthal is a slimeball, a leach who takes advantage of Clinton while flattering her. Obama was right to prevent her from bringing him into the state department, and she would do well to drop him at the first chance she gets.
If you personally had been doing the fact-checking, I would consider that. The existing fact-checking organizations do too much editorializing for my taste, though.
Like his previous do-gooder effort by throwing money at a problem. Zuck gave New Jersey's failing school system $100 million, and other matching contributions added up the total to almost $200 million. All that money was pissed away on various things and today the New Jersey school system is still failing.
Wow, what did they spend the money on?
Zuck seems to think that just because he's brilliant with computers
Hard to say. There are definitely open source projects that do that kind of thing (openBSD, for example, or git for another example). I'm inclined to think that it's more due to the quality of the developers doing the work, not something innate to open source.
Also, Gnome is commercial software development, it's funded by RedHat......that's why they have an open bug list a mile long.
Imagine if they'd spent the last decade making Gnome better, refining it, finding the annoying details, instead of spinning in circles. It would be the best desktop out there right now.
over the last four years there's been a push to 'play based learning'
I really wish people would try these things out in small samples to see how they work, instead of just pushing the latest hot trend onto teachers. Teachers must get whiplash because of how fast these things go back and forth.
Of course, you are completely right, and the law doesn't even pretend that they are real. But that is how congress made the law, and the xxAA would be foolish to not take advantage of it.
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I'll just assume you know a developer who disagrees with that statement, who thinks, "every project has a bug list that grows and grows."
Here are some resources to help your friend:
Jim Shore talks about how to manage the process aspects.
Kate Thompson talks about changes developers can make to get no bugs
And if you prefer blogs, there are blogs
Your friend needs to get his dev skills up to date.
There are open bugs,
Yeap. First sign of a crappy product is a bug list of open bugs that never end.
Of course they fix some bugs, like you mentioned. Even the worst devs in the world do that.
I get the nonsense that I'll be throwing my vote away but its insane to vote for someone you don't want.
Whenever I get that, I figure out what party the person belongs to. Then, if they're democrat, I say, "You're right. If I didn't vote third-party, I would vote for Trump." If they're Republican, then I say, "You're right. If I didn't vote third-party, I would vote for Hillary." Confuses the hell out of them.
Yeah, a car without any driver won't seem like a ghost to anyone.
Look for yourself, there's a link Over a thousand bugs in Natilus alone, including a blocker that's been open since 2014. Crappy, corporate-like dev team that can't manage their way out of a paper box. Keeping a bug tracker like that. They should commit seppuku from shame.
A good, hard example is autism......it is clearly a problem with the brain, we can diagnose it, and we have some hypotheses on what kind of brain malfunction causes it.......but we're not anywhere close to knowing how to fix it.
Eh, now you're trying to get into an argument over who is worse, and I don't really care about that. Again, if you personally had done a fact-checking survey, I would take that seriously because I think you would do a good job.
Also her 'friend', while a close-confidant of the Clintons, is a flattering, lying, false-friend who takes advantage of her. Here is one example, reported by the NYT: "It is not clear whether Mrs. Clinton or the State Department knew of Mr. Blumenthal’s interest in pursuing business in Libya." He is the one I blame for Benghazi, because he was giving false reports in the leadup to the murder (again, as mentioned in that article I linked to).
Clinton's lousy selection of advisors and friends is the biggest worry I have of her presidency.
Blumenthal is a slimeball, a leach who takes advantage of Clinton while flattering her. Obama was right to prevent her from bringing him into the state department, and she would do well to drop him at the first chance she gets.
The fact you think 10% of refugees are terrorists speaks volumes. The actual number is 0.00038%.
How can you possibly know that? I'm not saying you're wrong, just want to know your source lol.
I really have no idea what Kerry is trying to accomplish in Syria. Not sure he knows, either.
"Meanwhile, former McClatchy Washington Bureau Chief James Asher tweeted Friday that Blumenthal had “told me in person” that Obama was born in Kenya.". I don't really care, though.
If you personally had been doing the fact-checking, I would consider that. The existing fact-checking organizations do too much editorializing for my taste, though.
Yeah, that would have been great.
Like his previous do-gooder effort by throwing money at a problem. Zuck gave New Jersey's failing school system $100 million, and other matching contributions added up the total to almost $200 million. All that money was pissed away on various things and today the New Jersey school system is still failing.
Wow, what did they spend the money on?
Zuck seems to think that just because he's brilliant with computers
He's not.
Republicans told me that Britain, Europe, Asia and South Africa don't do medical research!
Wow, spend 3 billion dollars? If only someone had thought of that solution sooner!
He's like a part-time stock trader who just realized how much money you can make with options.
Hey, hey.....Windowmaker has stayed the path, solid and true.
Hard to say. There are definitely open source projects that do that kind of thing (openBSD, for example, or git for another example). I'm inclined to think that it's more due to the quality of the developers doing the work, not something innate to open source.
Also, Gnome is commercial software development, it's funded by RedHat......that's why they have an open bug list a mile long.
Imagine if they'd spent the last decade making Gnome better, refining it, finding the annoying details, instead of spinning in circles. It would be the best desktop out there right now.
......and became discontinued shortly after gaining popularity.
over the last four years there's been a push to 'play based learning'
I really wish people would try these things out in small samples to see how they work, instead of just pushing the latest hot trend onto teachers. Teachers must get whiplash because of how fast these things go back and forth.
bed-time (which some shaman are insisting should be 730p
If you do that, your kids will be waking up at 2:00-3:00AM, and jumping on your bed. I am not making this up.
often replacing with Social Conformity Drills
What is that?
Of course, you are completely right, and the law doesn't even pretend that they are real. But that is how congress made the law, and the xxAA would be foolish to not take advantage of it.