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by 2rsf 4y ago
Supply and demand? those people find decent jobs and the industry don't complain too much. Raising the bar for higher education will send less developers to the market, making recruitment even harder than it is today.
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Because they are smart and competent
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by 2rsf 4y ago
Maybe one of the crowd testing platforms? what you offer, accessibility testing for vision impaired people, is important and (should be) done in every company for every product an iteration but in reality it is quite rare. A company don&#x2
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by 2rsf 4y ago
Hi ChatGPT, I see what you did there ;)
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by 2rsf 4y ago
From experience hiring managers, and not just recruiters, tend to publish ads without understanding the full content.
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by 2rsf 4y ago
I worked at Microsoft later than that and my team (most of the times there is no "Microsoft did X", it is a team, department or product decision) tried a variation on Zero Bugs policy. We either fixed immediately, closed as won&#x
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by 2rsf 4y ago
I used to read https://www.embedded.com/ to pick up some great tips and trick, and when I worked close to the metal I simply read through datasheets
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by 2rsf 4y ago
Or simply have decent ventilation systems like most modern places have in Sweden
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by 2rsf 4y ago
ICBMs reach speeds of Mach 20 (around 7km/second) at the end of their course, not something you can hit with a modified RPG. You can try and hit them around launch time (launch, not lunch) but you'll need to find the site first an
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by 2rsf 4y ago
Bad Scrum plus SAFe ends up in around 30% sync and preparations, this is a yearly average since some meetings are quarterly
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by 2rsf 4y ago
Same here in Sweden and it's visible for everyone relevant, for some reason there are random things that don't appear in the journal but all the important stuff is there.
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Pretty big costs savings compared to what? if you compare radiators to floor heating, both connected to the same heat pump system than the savings are not significant
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by 2rsf 4y ago
Here in Sweden your backup system could simply be a fireplace, at least if you refer to extra heating and not for cases of power failures. This works great since all houses, including those 100 years old, are well insulated.
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by 2rsf 4y ago
How big should the tank be? Googling a little shows that it should usually be a small lake size or a big pond, not something you put in your yard.
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by 2rsf 4y ago
Why? heated floor are a little more efficient in heating and for some are a little more comfortable, but from my experience they are also slow to react so it's harder to control the temperature when the weather changes daily for exampl
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by 2rsf 4y ago
> The iphone 6 supports ios 15. That would be a 6s, the 6 supports only 12.5.6
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by 2rsf 4y ago
Not under the "always assume best intentions" principle, I have read similar descriptions from people that were near someone dying without actually physically holding them.
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by 2rsf 4y ago
Of course not, but what is the risk here to actual traffic? the plane still transmit its location so others can see it, they simply can't know the exact instance. Seriously asking out of curiosity.
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by 2rsf 4y ago
I'm not a Musk fan but "died in my arms" doesn't have to be read literally and i wouldn't consider this as a lie.
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by 2rsf 4y ago
Not personally but Sweden is having increased cases of Covid, Influensa and RSU now, all at the same time.
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by 2rsf 4y ago
Oh shit, another myth goes down the drain. As someone who grew up in Israel I was always proud of M Systems and Dov Moran as the inventors of the Thumb Drive and creating something nobody thought of before.
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by 2rsf 4y ago
Definitely, some real world cases research show that this balance stands around 80% for unit tests- you don't earn more quality as you add more test above that.
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by 2rsf 4y ago
You said it yourself- hygiene and zoning are two big reasons, you don't want your next door neighbour opening a stinky fish processing factory.
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by 2rsf 4y ago
Definitely YMMV, and it's not just when they are toddlers- teeanagers are a pain in the ass and will make you lose sleep, then they start dating with all the wrong people, get their heart broken, make bad life decisions and you will be
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by 2rsf 4y ago
Was it?
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by 2rsf 4y ago
No and yes, mostly due to climate change but for the nearer future I am worried about nationalism and violence being on the rise, What lessens this pessimism a bit are news like this > Men's Sperm Count Has Dropped Over 60% Globally
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by 2rsf 4y ago
Yes, to some degree. We use usage data to decide on a strategy, it usually ends up in testing on the big names on big platforms the latest and one or two versions back. Of course we are risking a self fulfilling prophecy since we rarely tes
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by 2rsf 4y ago
I've seen Puppeteer being used successfully in a few projects, it's ugly as hell (you need a VM, a browser and extra software to generate a file) and might require maintenance but it works quite well for simple, mostly textual doc
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by 2rsf 4y ago
This maybe https://www.vitalsource.com/products/waging-war-wayne-e-lee-... ? There are endless websites that sell ebooks (ePub is only one format, you can easily switch between formats if you need), just google the na
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The key words are "still being used", wire guided missiles are actually an old technology. Israel suffered from Russian Saggers fired by Egyptians in 1972, a missile produced in 1963 and it wasn't the first.

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