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by __oh_es 4y ago
Just bought an asus machine for work and Ive had the same experience as the author. Gpedit isn’t available on the home edition and you’re plagued with notifications, tabloids, apps that should be mobile apps and I would argue, ironically, h
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by __oh_es 4y ago
I like the work/home divide. I like the in person interactions. I like being able to walk and meet with other departments and dig into what really needs doing. Pairing is easier and the work I do feels more effective. I do appreciate f
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by __oh_es 4y ago
Perhaps the UK is different (Im making assumptions obvs) but I’ve kept in touch with quite a few from each job I’ve worked in - potentially 50% of my friends are people Ive worked with. I also see “acquaintances” keeping in touch with ex-co
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by __oh_es 4y ago
More feature rich but perhaps this? Been dying to toy with this and fslite https://github.com/pocketbase/pocketbase
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by __oh_es 4y ago
Facebook had multiple approaches to keep users seeing ads (ie your message) on their site despite ad blockers. Could you mix a message amongst some content mixed up with some elements? Hopefully would not affect rankings too much, but could
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by __oh_es 4y ago
Does anybody have examples/links of strategy as it was released, thats also considered good quality?
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by __oh_es 4y ago
Take a look at this - https://www.defmacro.org/ramblings/lisp.html , it may give you a different perspective :)
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by __oh_es 5y ago
Water.css and pinegrow could be options for you, but as others have pointed out its best to just embrace learning css or pay someone to do it for you. Bootstrap and tailwind would be my other recommendations as they’re well documented and p
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by __oh_es 5y ago
I do sympathise where you coming from and faced a similar issue when a previous company installed monitoring software on the dev machines. I noted the difference in feedback loop times (from a few sec's to well over a minute) and how o
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by __oh_es 5y ago
“Better than being hit by a bus”
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by __oh_es 6y ago
I’ve only had one issue where it crashed, but otherwise its been stable for my lightish use running compose with three ubuntu images. Battery life was still better than my i7 2015 mbp
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by __oh_es 6y ago
Totally - you shouldn’t. But sometimes you have to use common tools and practices to protect your teams workload and manage the expectations of an often frustrated larger business. Plus not everyone has the privilege of a good base experien
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by __oh_es 6y ago
Unfortunately by this logic I don’t think Italy and the UK would’ve had the same affect
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by __oh_es 7y ago
We were recently asked by a client to build a relatively simple feature - wouldn’t have taken us more than a week. After taking a deeper look at existing services we noted they were all surprisingly expensive - and in the same bracket. Turn
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by __oh_es 7y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rWRbTnE1PEM
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by __oh_es 7y ago
My interpretation of testing is documenting your code. If you deliver a set of scripted requirements (Read documentation) prior to the feature - that’s TDD. If you change the code, you break the documentation.
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by __oh_es 7y ago
Can’t second this enough
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by __oh_es 8y ago
Agree with you but this goes the other way too - Ops not allowing security patching or upgrading of systems because "they work".
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by __oh_es 8y ago
The reason I’ve used (and stuck to) single over double is it’s easier to embed JavaScript within html (html convention being double). It can get cluttered when with nested quotes, but most linters will allow you to use the other type to enc
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by __oh_es 8y ago
Nope - works perfectly. With React/Redux you can inject the initial state into the rendered page. Subsequent calls are then just api. See https://redux.js.org/recipes/serverrendering#inject-initial-... for ideas.