SmileyJames

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by SmileyJames 5y ago
I'm UK based. Just took a fully remote job at Couchbase. Left the BBC, which is attempting to reintroduce office based working, same role/title, 66% salary increase. Very possible, could even say easy.
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by SmileyJames 5y ago
Capacitor is great! At the BBC, we significantly reduced the cost of producing apps for children by adopting Capacitor. We write one React PWA and ship it to the Play Store, iOS App Store, Amazon App store and Amazon Kids+ store. It's
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by SmileyJames 5y ago
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/newsbeat-30454773 Interesting article about a protest in 2003
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by SmileyJames 6y ago
It's a Chinese company
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by SmileyJames 6y ago
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-55518248 Coronavirus: No increase in severe child cases, paediatricians say 2nd January
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by SmileyJames 7y ago
I installed and ran railroader. It encountered an error: /var/lib/gems/2.5.0/gems/sexp_processor-4.13.0/lib/sexp.rb:222:in `line': setting s(:args).line nil (ArgumentError) ruby 2.5.1p57
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by SmileyJames 7y ago
Thank you for sharing your chroma tags work. Could the same technique be applied to QR codes? Would it improve QR read times? At rush hour I have to wait for many people to scan their QR code train tickets, it is surprisingly slow.
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by SmileyJames 8y ago
Learn go draw first. Pencil, paper, eraser, sharpener. Best way to learn to draw is to go to a life drawing session. Drawing the human figure will be a great challenge and will teach you to look at your subject. Moving onto painting... Read
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by SmileyJames 8y ago
https://mjml.io/ may help you with a lot of email html headaches. I suggest option 1 - linked images, worked for me.
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by SmileyJames 8y ago
https://xkcd.com/882/ I've heard it called p-value hacking, Wikipedia refers to it as data-dredging.