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841.
by Jolter 7y ago
If you're reporting what you did to your manager instead of to the team, it's not agile. It's probably some measure of micromanagement going on. Don't buy it if you know what's good for you.
842.
by Jolter 7y ago
Scrum has a limit on team size, for this very reason and a few others. I tried running a scrum of 12 and indeed it was clear from the first standup that it wouldn't fly.
843.
by Jolter 7y ago
Doesn't nonce mean "number used once"? Seems like you would have to use the same number every time, no?
844.
by Jolter 7y ago
Not in some countries, because they have actual enforcement of the law.
845.
by Jolter 7y ago
It seems this service would allow calls from anonymous numbers to be identified by the receiver. Just routing unknown numbers to voice mail will lose you those calls. For example, my doctor's office always calls from "unknown numb
846.
by Jolter 7y ago
Looks cool but wouldn't it be cheaper and easier to just outlaw robocalling like the rest of the world has?
847.
After decades living with diabetes, Steve finally broke new ground(medium.com)
3 points by Jolter 7y ago|0 comments
848.
by Jolter 7y ago
Rental bees, obviously. It's a major industry across the US.
849.
by Jolter 7y ago
Who pays the $100M? Yes, the customer of the bank, of course. Which usually means you and me are paying in the end.
850.
by Jolter 7y ago
No, because the buried wood would decompose. Decomposing wood releases its stored carbon as carbon dioxide, which will slowly evaporate through the covering dirt. One scheme that actually would work is to convert the wood to coal, then bury
851.
by Jolter 7y ago
Presumably because the Trust are tasked with conservation of nature, they cannot recommend converting one land use to another, because that would run contrary to their task.
852.
by Jolter 7y ago
So how much of today's dollar is $15 going to be worth in 2025? I mean, I think it's great, but it should have been sooner and/or more.
853.
by Jolter 7y ago
The Mozilla Foundation has multiple sources of revenue.
854.
by Jolter 7y ago
Can anyone shed any light on whether these numbers make sense at all? I think 0.2 g of CO2 per minute of video seems awfully high.
855.
Infographic: The Carbon Footprint of the Internet(climatecare.org)
3 points by Jolter 7y ago|2 comments
856.
by Jolter 7y ago
Defaults are reported on request by the national debt collection authority.
857.
by Jolter 7y ago
There is no such system that I'm aware of here in Sweden, at least. If you defaulted on a loan payment before, and it was sent to a collection agency, that's tracked. But that's it.
858.
by Jolter 7y ago
This happens regularly for regular cell towers. Even major operators can get hit. It can usually be solved within days even if not advertised in advance, but that's for those major operators who can afford to put up a lot of towers or
859.
by Jolter 7y ago
That CT image of the breast cancer patient... Ouch. Not easy to look at.
860.
by Jolter 7y ago
This article is about Android software shipped from Google to Huawei. It does not mention data center hardware. (And in fact, I'm pretty sure Huawei are not even in the data center market. They supply telecommunications equipment and c
861.
by Jolter 7y ago
Works are copyrighted automatically under modern law. I'm not aware of any procedure to "formally copyright" a work.
862.
by Jolter 7y ago
> This study doesn't really say anything new. Nitpick: This is a report from a regulatory body. It is not a clinical study. Rather, I would expect that they have read a number of studies, and collated the results into this report. M
863.
by Jolter 7y ago
Did no one follow up on this study since 2000? Presumably more blind auditions have taken place since then, and the basic problem seems to have been lack of data.
864.
by Jolter 7y ago
> Is it possible to take the stuff from the air and store it in wood? Yes it is, it's called "forestry".
865.
by Jolter 8y ago
The U.S. constitution and system of government were designed to make it difficult to effect change. IMO, the founding fathers overshot the mark by a bit.
866.
by Jolter 8y ago
"The two longest lasting, largest, most successful democracies of all time - I don't see the problem." They both have problems with large minorities of voters not being represented in their respective parliaments.
867.
by Jolter 8y ago
Money?
868.
by Jolter 8y ago
Almost all voting systems in use today will allow a plurality of political actors, and hence most democracies have more than two parties represented in parliament. That is, except "first past the post" which is the system in the U
869.
by Jolter 8y ago
For some loose definition of "easily", assuming human candidates.
870.
by Jolter 8y ago
This looks like just what the command "git pull --rebase" is for. Of course, you have to set up your branch to "track" the master when you create it: git branch myfeature --track origin/master git checkout myfeature

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