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How does apple understand whether the app can change behaviour according to external factors. Maybe in other words, what is a "behavior change"? For example, google has Tag Manager [1] which I believe is mostly used for managing s
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Lately I started to understand more and more about the benefit and importance of marketing and starting to market early. This article summarizes the benefits in a clean and easy-to-read items. I think, hiring a marketer is a big problem. Le
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One of my former colleagues said this: "Treat the requirements document as the contract between you and the client. When you do this, both parties try harder to eliminate ambiguities"
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10y ago
I'm reading the test results and had a question. >> Cloud Spanner doesn't, however, support data manipulation language (DML) statements. DML includes SQL queries like INSERT and UPDATE. Instead, Spanner's interface defi
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A Professional Software Engineer's Checklist
(dev.acquia.com)
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With this incident, they once again showed that they are dedicated to transparency, even in the worst days. This increased their popularity on me and I believe among other developers. However, this may not be the case with the business peop
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10y ago
Actually, I am stuck with "2 million blog posts daily" stuff. There were no references so I searched over the internet and found that "2 million" belongs to wordpress.com network (including subdomains and jetpack blogs)
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Why Slacking Off Can Speed Up Your Productivity
(blog.trello.com)
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Well, maybe also support and guide them for creating their specialized personal working environment. One of the most significant reasons for us to work remote is being able to work from a personal and comfortable place, like home, instead o
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this video gave me multiple hack-gasms, it is like hacker-porn.
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At some point, we will debate against manual driver cars. As a petrol-head, I love driving and riding but that is the truth. the sooner we get rid of manual-drived cars, the faster we switch to self driving cars because the existence of man
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10y ago
Comparison Request: Citus ( https://github.com/citusdata/citus )
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The thing I worry about nuclear power is that, with the latest events in 2015 and 2016, once again we saw that, we are still pretty bad at preventing terrorist attacks and I cannot think about how a terrorist attack to a nuclear plant end u
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I am experiencing the same thing, but on the reverse side. At my home, I have a Ubuntu desktop which works perfectly. I use Eclipse, Android Studio and Atom editor. On work, I use MBP and pretty much the same environment. I know it is not a
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Citus' Replication Model: Today and Tomorrow
(citusdata.com)
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Meanwhile, still nobody cares about compute shaders.
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10y ago
I would be excited to see acquisitions or serious partnerships from both Google and Apple. By partnerships, I expect something like what Google did with its Nexus devices. For example, a google car, manufactured by and advertised with Volvo
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I liked the ideas and especially the paperclip :) I couldn't find whether it is completely written from scratch or a vim fork? If not, why is it not a vim fork?
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Great tool, definitely could use a similar one for freelance software development proposals. Especially when someone comes to me to say "look, I have a great idea, you build this and half of the profit is yours!"
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I belive Uber is not special in its technical/innovative ways. It is just like a matchmaking application, connecting the people who 'drive' with the people who 'go' somewhere. The major problem Uber solved is about
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Can anyone explain when did jQuery start to fall back in the tech era? What were its failures? It is a bit sad to say goodbye to such an old friend.
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Plain old "Start-up Myths 101" article. Yes I know that there are examples of some overrated, overhyped and overspent ideas but do people still believe that they get serious investments by coming up with random ideas? (except for
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Which Universities Have the Best Coders in the World?
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Do processors support operating systems now? I thought the reverse was true.
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This kind of "hall of shame" websites are interesting to me. However, most of the regular users do not know nor care about this stuff. Well, in a semi-ideal world, there would be a comprehensive "hall of shame" database
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DataDog Announces Application Performance Monitoring
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What I interested in was not the "research article" part but the comparison case. This article comes up with a tool measuring the half-life of the code and demonstrates it on some project. What I was requested as an addition is th
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For me, the keypoint is the haptic feeling. As a mechanical keyboard enthusiast, for me the physical "feeling" of the things I use in daily life is a very important and underrated aspect. Most of the time I find myself switching b
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Unfortunately, this is true, we have all been there.
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Well, in Turkey, because of frequent bans on websites, a good amount of younger people know what DNS is, what a VPN is, how do they work, which one is better than the other, etc. I can say that people on Level-1 use these tools to solve &qu
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