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by barking 7y ago
Yes nothing I do recently is enabling me to see NY Times content and a lot of NYT stories make the front page.
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OODA Loop(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by barking 7y ago|0 comments
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by barking 7y ago
Thank you, yes he definitely had people he cared about and I was lucky enough to one. but not letting it influence your behaviour. Only your emotions That sounds really really hard! Allowing yourself to be vulnerable in public is a lauda
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by barking 7y ago
To be myself in public. I still haven't learned. I had an uncle who was like that. He didn't give a shit what anyone thought, he was such fun to be around even if it embarrassed the hell out of you sometimes.
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by barking 7y ago
I thought that sociopaths and psychopaths behave identically. The difference is that one was born that way while bad life experiences made the other that way.
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by barking 7y ago
The founder of Primark died just a couple of weeks ago. His life was touched by a family tragedy in recent years also https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arthur_Ryan
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by barking 7y ago
I agree, spaghetti domain seems to be a useful concept. It allows you to just get on with coding a solution.
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by barking 7y ago
I don't know if I'm buying it or not but I like this cooked/uncooked spaghetti code distinction
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by barking 7y ago
I find the bar charts on that page very hard to read some reason, it's like they are not as intuitive as they could be.
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by barking 7y ago
Sounds like it alright but I've never used one as they aren't available in the language I mostly use.
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by barking 7y ago
If breaking up a procedure results in the creation of a bunch of smaller procedures that are only called once then I think I'd prefer to leave it as it was with well demarcated and commented sub-sections. It saves you the job of invent
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by barking 7y ago
Maybe you're only aware of these beasts because their codebases need disproportionately more maintenance? Please say yes. :-)
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by barking 7y ago
Title is probably a bit exaggerated.
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David Warren, inventor of the flight voice and data recorder(bbc.com)
87 points by barking 7y ago|60 comments
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by barking 7y ago
The asymmetry stems from the fact that all parties are self interested. Amazon seem to have decided to suck up this loss because it feels it's in their interest to do so. We as onlookers in this situation can empathise with the lucky p
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by barking 7y ago
One of the most common native trees in Ireland the Ash tree is shortly due to be hit hard by the Ash dieback fungal pathogen. The Horse Chestnut (non native but in place for several hundred years at lease and beautiful) is under threat too
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by barking 7y ago
yes they're a longer term investment, it would be interesting to know how the relative present values compare. Even if the deciduous ones have a lower PV then the nicer environment they provide should also be considered, ie somewhere w
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by barking 7y ago
If you've watched Ken Burns documentary series* (it's on netflix) about The West, the comical anecdote about a faked attack by the clearly irrelevant natives isn't so funny any more. *I had to give up after a few episodes, it
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by barking 7y ago
It seems the ICO website, itself was infected in a similar way last year with a crypto miner. https://scotthelme.co.uk/protect-site-from-cryptojacking-csp...
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by barking 7y ago
I'd say it's likely to be a game changer when it comes to skimping on IT in general, whether in-house or outsourced. It's good news.
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by barking 7y ago
I used to use boxcryptor + dropbox at one time but now I use sync.com which is like boxcryptor + dropbox rolled into one.
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by barking 7y ago
If you believe in evolution then there is no evil behind this lad's illnesses just very bad luck. At least he was lucky enough to have very loving people around him, something else that is a result of evolution.
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by barking 7y ago
In 1995 when Apollo 13 the movie came out, it felt like a very long time after the actual events. The same length of time again has almost elapsed but 1995 seems not that long ago. In 1995 I thought the real Gene Krantz, an old man so I&#x2
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by barking 7y ago
Thanks never heard of curl before today (!), I think it's something i need to install (i'm on windows)
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by barking 7y ago
I get you but if you go on to the discussion forums for evernote either on their site or reddit you'll find people who have their entire lives at their fingertips thanks to this app and for whom it's vital to their work. They use
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by barking 7y ago
I've seen a couple of the series of videos that Evernote have been releasing recently explaing the company's plans etc to users. Ian Small comes across as a decent, down-to-earth guy, the sort you'd like to see succeed.
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by barking 7y ago
Apparently onenote sucked at synochronisation at one point which didn't do its reputation much good Also they are replacing the windows app with one of those universal windows applications which involved a temporary loss of a lot of fe
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by barking 7y ago
You get downvoted for mentioning that but I'm with you. I'm finding the NY Times impossible. As i live in Europe it's not of sufficient relevance to me to take out a sub but I'd like to see the stories linked to here.
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by barking 7y ago
Apparently it's real common amongst university students for holding their entire collection of notes.
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by barking 7y ago
I moved from evernote to onenote earlier this year. It was easy to move all my stuff (i was never a heavy user) using the tool onenote provides for the purpose. I have no complaints. I moved because I felt guilty/insecure being a free

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