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8y ago
I'm using Sylpheed, the same e-mail program I used 16 years ago. I highly recommend it.
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8y ago
> I have a "Left" and "Right" list and use Twidere (on mobile) and Tweetdeck (on the laptop) to keep track of current political banter using the two lists. If only this would work for outbound stuff (likes/retwe
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8y ago
My favorite feature is the "step-wise reveal" mechanic.
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8y ago
> And then some pinhead starts cheerleading 100% code coverage. I've seem IBM consultants increasing test coverage from 40% to 90% without creating any new test assertions (in fact deleting existing test assertions) because the cont
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8y ago
> I don’t buy the excuse of, “they started it.” Spot on. Once you start excusing things with "they started it", you're no longer on a slippery slope, you're in free fall (and her tweets make is seem like she's en
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8y ago
> Fwiw, the SR-71 was not engineering excellence. It was slapped together to do what needed to be done. For whole industries, this is the definition of engineering. Anything that is done but is not needed is frivolous extravaganza.
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8y ago
I wouldn't want to have that level of public affiliation with my employer (no matter who that employer might be).
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8y ago
GitLab's usage of team members in marketing material is creeping me out (as does the whole team page[0]). [0] https://about.gitlab.com/team/
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8y ago
> The "future CEO of GitHub" said they will continue to develop and support both VSCode and Atom They will "support" both by supporting VSCode and declaring Atom to be a subset of VSCode. I give it 8 months, tops.
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8y ago
What I don't understand is the discrepancy between the size of their engineering workforce and the lousy quality of their web client on mobile.
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8y ago
What's the motivation behind this?
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8y ago
> There is no sane way for an operating system to switch out program heap pages after they have been mapped. They'll even move the page to the harddisk if necessary. Or am I misunderstanding what you're asking?
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8y ago
> All his other stunts, from the boring company to Thai submarines need to take a hiatus until he gets Tesla out of this trouble That's making the assumption that Musk's direct involvement in operational affair is a positive co
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8y ago
> I've found useful for myself is that REST is about operating on the HTTP layer instead of building your own layers on top of it That's just using HTTP.
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8y ago
In Germany, they could have sustained a team of 100 developers for 100 years (at 50000 EUR salary).
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8y ago
So unlike the clean and rational business decision making process in the gloriously enlightened West.
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8y ago
TI Pico DLP[0] is a nice platform for projectors at small scale. [0] http://www.ti.com/dlp-chip/display-and-projection/pico-chips...
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8y ago
"Work with us if you want to change the world to be a better place, 345 packages of cheap knockoffs a day."
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8y ago
What could possible go wrong?
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8y ago
Well, someone has do do the hard work.
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8y ago
> It removes a lot of the baroque from mobile development (no need for the whole RecyclerViewer construction for every list! No Fragments! The Android API sets the bar really, really low for improvements.
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8y ago
You're right. I assumed the new look was a Gtk 2 to 3 switch, but it's been Gtk to Qt.
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8y ago
Thanks; will try.
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8y ago
I think they just use the default GTK theme.
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8y ago
Also: USB with USBPCap. My personal pain point is lack of localhost tracing under Windows.
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8y ago
I refuse to see where the difference to exception handling is. My exceptions bubble up to my "sad path" handler.
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8y ago
> You could walk into a market and go home with slaves, totally yours, to do whatever you pleased with your property. then: people as property now: people as a service
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8y ago
> This sounds totally backwards. It is. It's the result of low level managers using issue counts as KPI: now it's a metric that must be gamed.
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8y ago
Nature documentaries are laboriously produced works of fiction.
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8y ago
> Boring speed is not the main limiting factor for those projects. It's equivalent to measuring software developer productivity in lines of code.
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