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11y ago
The paper doesn't even mention ungit tool.
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Subtle Effect of Hidden Dependencies on the User Experience of Version Control [pdf]
(static.googleusercontent.com)
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11y ago
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11y ago
How does this disprove what I'm trying to say?
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11y ago
I think it is much harder to prove age discrimination earlier in the hiring the process. E.g. when screening resumes. How would you find out the real reason when a particular resume fails screening? Thus the likely incentive for the company
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11y ago
I didn't say whether avoiding to interview older worker is discrimination or not. It's irrelevant. What I'm trying to call attention to is the likely actual (not intended, but actual) effect of age discrimination law. Also no
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11y ago
I think age discrimination laws actually hurt older workers because companies don’t want to hire them and incur the litigation risk. And after this case Google would probably think twice before deciding even to interview older people.
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Bitcoin Is Not a Good Consumer Produc
(lucumr.pocoo.org)
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12y ago
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12y ago
GitHub issues are fine for this.
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12y ago
There are security problems with this idea: 1. Your twitter password leaks information about your facebook password. E.g., "e" is encoded as "Rj" in both of them. 2. If attacker gets hold of your twitter generated passwo
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12y ago
My short Python script that generates diceware passwords. Because dice is often out of reach. https://github.com/shamrin/diceware I hope it doesn't have security problems. But feel free to prove me wrong!
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Libxo: generate text, XML, JSON, and HTML output
(juniper.github.io)
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12y ago
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The future of the web and native apps
(ilyabirman.net)
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12y ago
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Finding the Four Month Bug: A Debugging Story
(evanjones.ca)
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12y ago
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JavaScript Callbacks Are Pretty Okay
(andrewkelley.me)
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12y ago
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Ekam Build System
(github.com)
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12y ago
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iFaxit – On-demand repair guide delivery
(ifixit.com)
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Announcing Rocket and App Container 0.4.1
(coreos.com)
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12y ago
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12y ago
I think it was because Toby Schachman couldn't think of good exercises on more advanced topics. I would guess this struggle influenced his later work - Shadershop: http://tobyschachman.com/Shadershop/ (Check it ou
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Eve progress report: GUIs, time, joins and aggregates
(incidentalcomplexity.com)
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12y ago
This option doesn't seem to be available in Pixel. SSD is soldered.
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Inter-tab communication using local storage
(blog.fastmail.com)
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12y ago
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Push events, NAT TCP connection timeouts, and device sleep
(blog.fastmail.com)
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12y ago
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12y ago
It was a container manifesto that got deleted in the commit you've mentioned. I don't see any spec there.
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The Reliable Build
(letscodejavascript.com)
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12y ago
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12y ago
"Fernvale: An Open Hardware and Software Platform, Based on the Closed-Source MT6260 SoC" Interesting attempt to bridge Chinese and Western cultures towards open collaboration. https://youtube.com/watch?v=msrTR3hND
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12y ago
Video of 31c3 talk: https://youtube.com/watch?v=msrTR3hNDQM
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12y ago
> Honest-to-goodness real-life implementations of Paxos can be found at the heart of … Google’s magnificent Spanner database… I'm not sure about Spanner and Paxos. Sebastian Kanthak said during his Google Spanner talk: "If you&
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Ferranti Mark II programming manual, A.M.Turing (1950) [pdf]
(archive.computerhistory.org)
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12y ago
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12y ago
I think there's an important difference between Linus and some debian-users posters. Linus directs most of his rants towards developers who don't care about users. "Don't break user space" rule is all about users. C
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12y ago
The atmosphere on debian-users is… not very helpful.
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