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ahel
5y ago
What would you have used in this case?
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ahel
5y ago
Do you have any good link/books for learning about JVM? I found that there are tons of beginner java, but nothing on JVM. I've only found by Scott Oaks Java Performance, which gives some interesting knowledge about JVM but it'
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ahel
5y ago
Which is very fun, counting that wealthy investor could potentially keep certain areas of the world in an impoverished state so to reap young gifted childs.
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ahel
6y ago
> Recruiters and official interview guides say that your "thought processes" matter a lot, but reports from in the field tend to imply that the #1 most important factor is that you get the optimal solution. If you can't, y
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ahel
6y ago
> Anyone who finds a way to find exactly the right candidates from a filter in a way that isn’t bespoke and is scalable is going to be very successful. I disagree with the filtering attitude. Everybody wants the best candidate but the
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ahel
6y ago
I tried it today. I already had a directory full of .md and .adoc so it was nice to see those in a new editor. But of course the graph is just a bubble of unlinked dots. I did started to link some but I don't see the benefit. Took a sh
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ahel
6y ago
it's just markdown and [[two way links]]
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Software 2.0 (2017)
(medium.com)
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ahel
7y ago
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ahel
7y ago
I already asked and got no as answer
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ahel
7y ago
LOL you're in for a treat if you don't know hotjar and think that GA is problematic! Hotjar tracks(or used to at least) every mouse movement and click on a site so that you could analyze what happened to your clients or perspectiv
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ahel
7y ago
have a look if you want some example and what dev process looks like https://dev.to/petets/palindromes-with-unison-5h9o
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Advent of Code – University Course Edition
(gitlab.com)
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7y ago
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ahel
8y ago
I've seen them multiple times in London's ChinaTown. Same skepticism
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ahel
8y ago
Support for Cliqz integrated functions in Firefox is ending. If you would like to continue using Cliqz, please install the free Cliqz add-on. https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/cliqz-recommendations-f...
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ahel
8y ago
I'm from the flock that value his own practical and hard-learnt lessons over prepackaged answers. Yes it could be said it's more inefficient but I see a beautiful depth in earning your own growth. Following an ethical life path do
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ahel
8y ago
Reduce the cat in a state of prolonged hunger and it will jump on the tuna when you offer it.
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ahel
8y ago
blairreeves.me uses an invalid security certificate. The certificate is not trusted because it is self-signed. The certificate is only valid for . Error code: MOZILLA_PKIX_ERROR_SELF_SIGNED_CERT
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ahel
8y ago
Same happened here. I was junior so I blamed myself at first.
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ahel
8y ago
Do all sw dev position require Ruby on Rails production experience?
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ahel
8y ago
I tried `Calculate tip` from gallery. > How much is the bill? 50 > Your tip is $2.500,00 and your total is $2.550,00 OK
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ahel
8y ago
Yeah. Summarize and Anki. Otherwise you are just collecting.
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ahel
8y ago
> file uploads Good question. Uploading an image from slack iOS app takes forever and most of the time don't succeed. It's not a network issue since other apps manage just fine.
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ahel
8y ago
> All the comments quoting content would be taxable, though. Like this one.
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ahel
8y ago
https://80000hours.org/
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ahel
8y ago
Then if you're interested in being less wrong, I suggest you to question why you were believing what you said, keeping in mind it was wrong.
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8y ago
Adults aren't infallible nor manipulation resistant just because they are adults. It's true that we can do better but criminalising semi-aware victims doesn't help. Bias and gamification and manipulation and curiosity and he
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ahel
9y ago
... killing time...
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The Programmer's Guide to a Sane Workweek Available
(codewithoutrules.onfastspring.com)
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9y ago
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ahel
9y ago
Could?
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ahel
10y ago
Slightly off-topic but: why is 9-17? Here I've always seen people working 9-18 with one hour off for lunch. Is this an Italian peculiarity?
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