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[video] Industrial Japanese spring manufacturing machines(youtube.com)
1 points by Hates_ 10y ago|0 comments
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by Hates_ 10y ago
In this case it's interesting considering the back story.
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by Hates_ 10y ago
Those emergent task planners are great!
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by Hates_ 10y ago
Sounds like there's actually a lot more: https://www.jetbrains.com/help/go/1.0/faq.html#d3e52
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by Hates_ 10y ago
Stupid question maybe, but what would the use case for something like this be? Can I run a server on it?
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by Hates_ 10y ago
Their Gitlab Flow page might help: https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/workflow/gitlab_flow.html
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The problem with null(whichdigitalblog.com)
1 points by Hates_ 10y ago|0 comments
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by Hates_ 10y ago
I can't recommend The Third-Body problem enough. Definitely worth reading.
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by Hates_ 10y ago
As a counter point, my wife and I have both been using hackintoshes for the past four years and I do very little, if any at all, work to maintain them. Setting up a machine from scratch is made easier now with Clover. Even moving to each ne
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by Hates_ 10y ago
Sorry I forgot to paste it in my comment. It's the one that sgift has linked to.
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by Hates_ 10y ago
As someone who has only ever done web development how true is the statement "web development itself is inherently complicated" when compared to other fields of programming? After seeing the Jonathan Blow talk on software quality I
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by Hates_ 10y ago
Navicat Essentials is still my fav PG GUI https://www.navicat.com/products/navicat-essentials#mac
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by Hates_ 10y ago
I believe it would the same as this I think? pbpaste | sh - | sh - ...
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by Hates_ 10y ago
Uptime has been 100% as far as I can tell and their help and response to issues have been good too. They were really good assisting me in getting drive replaced on my main OVH server as well as setting up the failover IPs between that and a
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by Hates_ 10y ago
I use Kimsufi for a load of small side projects. AFAIK they are decommissioned OVH servers. You lose RAID as well as some other features like fail-over IPs.
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by Hates_ 10y ago
I currently use Launchbar, does anyone have any good examples of where Alfred might be better?
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by Hates_ 10y ago
I use Evernote for non coding notes and Quiver for coding related notes.
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by Hates_ 10y ago
I can only assume it's been abandoned https://github.com/brianhempel/isrubyfastyet/issues/18
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by Hates_ 10y ago
Definitely a great book. Eagerly awaiting the final book later this year.
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The Quiet Crisis Unfolding in Software Development(medium.com)
263 points by Hates_ 10y ago|119 comments
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Programming Doesn’t Require Talent or Even Passion(medium.com)
2 points by Hates_ 10y ago|0 comments
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Paymill files for preliminary insolvency(blog.paymill.com)
1 points by Hates_ 10y ago|0 comments
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by Hates_ 10y ago
I'm assuming they are the ones listed here: https://peter.bourgon.org/talks/
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by Hates_ 11y ago
I'd be interested in being added to that list too :)
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by Hates_ 11y ago
I've heard of people having their Adsense account disabled or Adwords campaign rejected because of it though.
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by Hates_ 11y ago
Of course, but there are things that can't be avoided like seeing your doctor about that pain you've been feeling/paying bills/finding a job/finishing that task your boss asked you to do/doing house work etc. P
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by Hates_ 11y ago
If you have a job and get paid for it then you already have a skill that you are monetising, just as active income.
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by Hates_ 11y ago
I was hoping for a few more ecommerce specific tools. We've been putting together a list on http://www.ecommerce-toolkit.com
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by Hates_ 11y ago
That really is horrible design. I completely missed that. I really wish sites would stop spreading articles over multiple pages.
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Almost 10 Years of Intel CPUs Compared(techspot.com)
8 points by Hates_ 11y ago|2 comments

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