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4y ago
still get "Read the rest of this story with a free account." after 5ish articles. Rather than signin i just switch to incognito.
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4y ago
the end link is on another service (eg a file you host yourself, an unlisted youtube video etc)
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5y ago
a vs code live share would solve a lot of those vision issues.
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5y ago
MS have multiple devops orgs separated by location i believe. Judging by the screenshot where it says MSASG, I believe that's the China/Asia one. It does have other orgs in the screenshot, but all the leaks seem to be ASG related.
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7y ago
Why not hire "devops" skill into each team instead of creating a silo? Massive reason behind devops is to get Dev teams to take more ownership of ops so they improve their Dev practises, I don't see a dedicated team being abl
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7y ago
I'd view it as a culture instead of methodology, but I think that's compatible with your view and option #2 from poster above.
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7y ago
4) Requirements are conveyed verbally, not through written documents. Stories are short "reminders to hold a conversation," not fully-fleshed out. There's still something written down, just not massive amounts. Personally i t
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7y ago
I find requirements start changing as soon as there is a conversation about them or a user interacts with a feature. This practice is just saving time writing down behaviour that won't be implemented.
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7y ago
Menlo innovations do pair everything and find most their employees are introverted and like it. The theory is that introverts don't dislike social interaction but unsafe social interaction. It's why you're generally more soci
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7y ago
Surely micro repos would be more fitting (although probably a terrible idea)
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7y ago
Menlo Innovations are pretty anti remote-work. You might enjoy their book Joy Inc.
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7y ago
Can't you just convert the channel to a brand account the associate new people? Has worked for us for years and afaik people don't have access to anything other than YouTube.
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8y ago
This small library [1] let's you use hooks in classes. Probably has some bugs but may be good for a transition period https://github.com/kesne/with-react-hooks
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8y ago
Do cool stuff and sunset it a couple of years later
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8y ago
Was interesting read until it suddenly ended without solving anything. Sometimes I like to consume text articles because videos aren't suitable, and sometimes I watch videos when text articles aren't suitable. Publishing your answ
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8y ago
https://about.gitlab.com/2017/02/01/gitlab-dot-com-database-...
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8y ago
Hoping it becomes free for vs subscribers.
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8y ago
They ran dome SQL on wrong server and wiped main db instead of its mirror. Lost around 48 hours of stuff (as multiple backups also failed)
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8y ago
Interestingly enough they're actively working on public vsts repositories, I thought that was devdiv trying to migrate their code back to MS land. Wonder if that's what sparked the conversations.
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8y ago
Almost like some people don't quite get that's its intended to be used for complex applications rather than just websites.
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8y ago
As a proficient developer I find react to be one of the first languages where I can group concerns correctly. HTML, js and CSS aren't separate concerns. Each component is a separate concern.
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9y ago
There's apparently all sorts of illegal stuff embedded in bitcoin metadata
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9y ago
Makes me wonder about block chain data that can't be deleted
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9y ago
I'm just annoyed it forces you to learn the writing system.
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9y ago
Unity comes with a 30+ second load time and enough CPU to keep mobile users away. Also no graceful fallback for IE.
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9y ago
revocation seems easier with the blockchain. it just comes with too much other baggage to feel worth it.
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I think the idea is: * Website gives person a unique code to broadcast on the blockchain to prove they have control over that identity * 'Approved' services claim things publically about identities (eg age, allowed to drive) which
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9y ago
Other people's (when pair programming)
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9y ago
A lot don't have a clue about programming before uni they just like playing games and saw the word computer in the degree
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9y ago
87% globally seems pretty good. Those without it now probably won't ever get it.
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