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by ac50hz 3y ago
The large, distracting menus are quite exciting.
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When the tech boys start asking for new regulations, you know something’s up(theguardian.com)
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by ac50hz 4y ago
+1 This is a pleasant take. I may borrow the sentiment expressed here to help me describe some similar distinctions.
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by ac50hz 4y ago
Let's not forget the OS that the Atari Transputer Workstation used, HeliOS... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atari_Transputer_Workstation https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HeliOS https:/&#x2
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by ac50hz 4y ago
In my experience, if the management, processes and teams aren’t trusted then it can turn into unwelcome micromanagement. Engaging with people, who have different motivations and reasons for being in a job, and stripping away often unhelpful
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by ac50hz 4y ago
+10 That’s common sense, otherwise we’re just not taking real-world problems into consideration.
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by ac50hz 4y ago
+10 I like this focused list. I’m always in favour of understanding the need for methodologies yet at times too many people use a methodology name as an excuse and alternative to saying “I want it now, I don’t care how, and I’m not interest
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by ac50hz 4y ago
+10 Throwaway commenting often makes people feel as if they’re adding value, whilst fulfilling their obligations. Of course such comments have no value and worse, can distract from what ought to be commented. Perhaps ChatGPT has found a use
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by ac50hz 4y ago
+10 Comment review is as important as code review.
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by ac50hz 4y ago
+10 It sounds like we have had similar experiences and have come to similar conclusions. Learning to code, learning to comment and learning to log are all ways to learn to communicate and represent a means to risk-reduction and importantly,
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by ac50hz 4y ago
Most programmers I’ve worked with can write some code within minutes of a discussion but stall when they’re asked to comment or to vocalise what they’re doing and why. They believe the reason is that they are working at such an abstract lev
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by ac50hz 4y ago
My psychology friends are going to be busy for months (or years) with the responses here…
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by ac50hz 4y ago
+10 I have had similar experiences over many years and whilst the products, tools and names may change, whether it’s a large or small organisation, the outcomes are often predictably similar and bad. I find a general lack of experience, int
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by ac50hz 4y ago
https://dilbert.com/strip/2006-02-01
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by ac50hz 4y ago
This sounds sufficiently cloak-and-dagger, or possibly paranoid that you should consider finding an agent who would present your work to Netflix. Don't release the novel, or release only an audiobook, with an engaging, charming narrato
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by ac50hz 4y ago
There's some really great advice in the responses, much of it dealing with work practices, some with specific details, some with a more general perspective, usually oriented around risk, and economics. There are also comments relating
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by ac50hz 4y ago
I would be scared if you exuded confidence. From my own experience, take effective notes, don't finish people's sentences whilst they are explaining things to you, even if you already know the answers. It's a new stack, so yo
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by ac50hz 4y ago
OAuth2.
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by ac50hz 4y ago
I would always recommend taking some photos, if possible and if relevant, and leave a review concerning, and asking, about their apparent reservation policy. London can be great. It can also be incredibly disappointing when you’re confronte
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by ac50hz 4y ago
Exim + Dovecot + MariaDB + Weakforced + Rspamd + ClamAV, Proxmox/LXC + Docker/SOCKS5, DNS (DNSSEC) (PowerDNS), Custom API + React (react-admin), Multiple providers (Linode, Oracle, OVH, Scaleway), Prometheus (ofc), Multiple blo
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by ac50hz 4y ago
Yes, https://passkey.org/
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by ac50hz 4y ago
+1 This is, in general, my experience of others and of myself. For me, the key is to recognise the signs in oneself that indicate brooding anxiety or situations that are conflicting, of opinion, of strategy, of personality. Lists and critic
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by ac50hz 4y ago
And when you don’t have freight to transport, transport yourself, soon… https://oceanskycruises.com/
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by ac50hz 4y ago
Is repatriation lingua franca within cloud executive circles?
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by ac50hz 4y ago
Many sites I work with use email to communicate information to a user that would otherwise require them to remain on the site to receive such notifications. Email forms an essential part of the workflow so ensuring that process works from f
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by ac50hz 4y ago
In my experience, many developers are unaware of multipart email. Most are unaware of MIME or dismiss it as obvious, old and unnecessary.
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by ac50hz 4y ago
I have found that the most effective programmers are diplomats, they consider consequences and don’t dive into making unconsidered fixes. They understand that the code they write is not only for themselves and that nothing, especially not p
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by ac50hz 4y ago
Kubernetes is, amongst other things, a technical solution to the billing problem. Composable resources with unit costs permit organizations to charge profitably for such resources. There are also some advantages for organizations who need
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by ac50hz 5y ago
Oh. I forgot. Have regular one-to-one’s with him so he can ask you prepared question. I would also suggest a series of short, 15minute sessions on specific topics: Git (and Github), conditional logic, spaghetti code and the problem with ass
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by ac50hz 5y ago
Advise him to prepare a budget to get started with a JetBrains All product pack subscription, and subscriptions to some ebook services for reference material and good quality source material. Make sure the machine and monitors don’t become

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