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by bosswipe 7y ago
There's an app that let's you do a few things like remotely tell it to make extra ice or notify you if the door was left open.
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by bosswipe 7y ago
I agree, that advice is more for managers than tech leads. A mistake I've seen orgs make often is promoting their best developers into role where they don't code. A tech lead that doesn't code is a manager.
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by bosswipe 7y ago
I think part of the problem is this fatalist attitude that government cannot be fixed. I would like to vote for candidates that promise, not more government or less government, but better government. It's our government, we can fix it,
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by bosswipe 7y ago
Coronavirus in China is a very early and fluid situation. The CDC is able to make estimates based on many years of data and research.
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by bosswipe 7y ago
Maybe, but it's not going to be wrong by several orders of magnitude like this.
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by bosswipe 7y ago
The crash data is needed for debugging. It's debatable if it's your data, it's the developer's misbehaving code. An app can be architected so more of the code runs on the server than on the client, if an action you took
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by bosswipe 7y ago
Since this is only counting people born in Israel it's probably a much smaller group than the wider community.
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by bosswipe 7y ago
Large corporations are full of bureaucrats.
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by bosswipe 7y ago
From the article: > a marked contrast to the Obama administration, which largely supported W.H.O.’s longstanding policy of encouraging breast-feeding.