brundozer

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by brundozer 4y ago
> So you sponsor a climate conference to get ideas on what you can improve. What kind of ideas does sponsoring give you access to that you wouldn't get otherwise?
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by brundozer 4y ago
I don't know what the germination rate is when you plant the seeds by hand, but it seems that aerial seeding requires 1.5 to 2 times more seeds. https://efotg.sc.egov.usda.gov/references/public/IL/Agronom
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by brundozer 5y ago
I've always seen conventional commits as an anti-pattern as it seems to discourage developers from writing small, atomic commits. I think that a commit should always be as small as possible and have a descriptive, meaningful message. I
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by brundozer 5y ago
I agree with you that such a commit has nothing to do in the main branch. But it has nothing it do in any branch that is shared with anyone either. Git has enough ways to keep your own history clean at all times to not require a hack like s
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by brundozer 6y ago
You can combine together theses classes in another class name for reusability. I've been doing CSS for 15 years and I love tailwind. It's just a bunch of handful predefined classes but they encourage you to write everything in sma
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by brundozer 6y ago
How does a technology become mature if no one wants to test it? I get your point, but we need both type of people in the real world: cutting-edge tech enthusiasts and stable products users. The problem is not that some people try out some f
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by brundozer 6y ago
Exactly. It would be amazing to have some of the many incredible UX/UI designers out there help with open source projects like these. So many potential adopters are lost just because of the interface, no matter how awesome the software
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by brundozer 6y ago
I feel tempted to buy kleptosphere.com just to imagine someone's confusion the day they would want to buy it but get greeted with a "Sorry, this domain name is taken" instead.
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by brundozer 6y ago
Hi! I am looking for a remote opportunity but do not mind to travel occasionally for work. I have worked both as a front-end and a back-end developer. Location: Australia (Adelaide region) Remote: Only Willing to relocate: No Technologies:
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Response time in man-computer conversational transactions (1968) [pdf](computer.org)
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