Illotus

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61.
by Illotus 9y ago
Unrestricted capitalism will just converge to one single corporation.
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Moby/Docker in Production: A History of Failure(thehftguy.com)
1 points by Illotus 9y ago|0 comments
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Working through the concerns of our community(drupal.org)
1 points by Illotus 10y ago|0 comments
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by Illotus 10y ago
Back in university days I often wrote assignments while tipsy and then edited them when sober. Cider was just perfect for silencing the inner critic to get some thoughts to paper.
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by Illotus 10y ago
Usually the modifying of behaviour in these cases just means writing down stuff more, which is usually beneficial to everyone. On another note, having remote employees without supporting that type of working company wide is just silly squan
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by Illotus 10y ago
Yes, it oddly took around 20 seconds to show what to all appearances is just text. Sort of hilarious after the yesterdays danluu web bloat article.
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by Illotus 10y ago
> Diets are not just about nutrition, that's one of the biggest misconceptions. Psychology and physical activities play equally, if not more important role in dieting. This. With the addition that psychology is hugely affected human
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by Illotus 10y ago
Not much benefit in reading old stuff like that. Some of it has been validated, some not. Insulin as the great cause for fat gain hasn't really panned out. On the other hand now we've had some large studies that give an inkling th
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by Illotus 10y ago
I think coaster is fine as backup, but front brake should always be the primary brake as the braking distance using it is much much shorter.
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by Illotus 10y ago
It is incredibly cheap for a belt drive. I've no idea if things have changed in the last couple of years, but I think cheapest I found in 2014 was around 1000€ in Europe.
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by Illotus 10y ago
Well it is pretty handy to have the uphill gear and standard gear on a town bike.
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by Illotus 10y ago
It's an old Fichtel & Sachs design, from 70s or earlier. I think it came back to production few years back, now by Sram that bought Sachs while back. I think there also is an old Shimano design, but that was 3 or 4 speed.
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by Illotus 10y ago
I don't understand why this doesn't have more votes. Asking for evidence is good, not bad. It isn't in any way self-evident that FP increases productivity. That's not to say that I don't like it, on the contrary.
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by Illotus 10y ago
I sorta get the idea of the article. Working smart etc. However the incentives in organizations run often counter to that. Gluing together existing pieces to do some grunt work is rarely good for your career. Building new glorious systems i
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by Illotus 10y ago
Well I've found the more likely reason there to be that unless you still share hobbies it is pretty difficult to have stuff to talk about. Other than the old times.
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by Illotus 10y ago
This. The first taste of cat B comes when your friends find their spouses, but that first blush lasts maybe little over a year. With kids it's a bit longer. Also at least for me: when you have a kid the free time you have without any a
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by Illotus 10y ago
Don't know about Netherlands, but here in Finland I've left my helmet hanging from the bars of my bicycle for a few years now and it hasn't been stolen yet. Bikes themselves do get stolen especially in the city center, but he
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by Illotus 10y ago
So how does that work agains overhearing conversations etc.?
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Thoughts on the Technical Track(mcfunley.com)
2 points by Illotus 10y ago|0 comments
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PHP the Wrong Way(phpthewrongway.com)
178 points by Illotus 10y ago|186 comments
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by Illotus 10y ago
The problem for Chrome developers is likely priorities. Tough to sell that hard work you do for a small minority when there are likely a lot more pressing tasks to be done.
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24M Gmail accounts stolen(phandroid.com)
3 points by Illotus 10y ago|0 comments
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W3C Accelerates Efforts to Build a More Secure Web(w3.org)
1 points by Illotus 11y ago|0 comments
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How to Fix the ES6 `class` keyword(medium.com)
1 points by Illotus 11y ago|0 comments
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by Illotus 11y ago
The job would really need to be worth it to work against pushback from above.
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Managing Programmers by Douglas Crockford at Silicon Valley Code Camp(youtube.com)
1 points by Illotus 11y ago|0 comments
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by Illotus 11y ago
Well considering Visual Studio was mentioned enterprise C#/C++ project would be a safe bet.
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by Illotus 11y ago
This. It may not be huge for someone who is accustomed to those hotkeys, but for everyone this is a big deal. Imagine not having to commit those hotkeys to (muscle) memory at all.
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Long-Term Exposure to Flat Design:How the Trend Slowly Decreases User Efficiency(nngroup.com)
46 points by Illotus 11y ago|16 comments
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by Illotus 11y ago
What looks like icon based UI without text combined with monthly fee for using the device. Doesn't sound too good. For devs it looks like they could get share of the monthly fees, but can't have advertisements or in-app purchases.

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