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A modest proposal to save American democracy
(vox.com)
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7y ago
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7y ago
Maybe, but not everyone knows that Automattic is the core team behind Wordpress.org and Wordpress.com.
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The Blood of the Crab
(popularmechanics.com)
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7y ago
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Full Modular Monolith with Domain-Driven Design
(github.com)
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7y ago
No. But that might be an unfair comparison. People vape by choice. Smoke machines on the other hand have more in common to going to a restaurant or bar back in the day and being subjected to other people's second hand smoke. You go to
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7y ago
Performance plans, or performance improvement plans, are extremely verbose formal documents that are used as a last step to tie up all legal requirements before terminating an employee. These are most commonly used in countries outside US.
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7y ago
Why would anyone give this advice? It seems relevant to getting a tech job. If one is looking for a job, chances are that things have changed since the last time they looked for a job, which on an average for most people these days is eve
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The Secret Seat of the Knights Templar
(bbc.com)
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7y ago
That amount of paperwork sounds for a lack of a better word – insane. I can't see it being easy for any side of this quantity of paperwork being able to get it right easily. Perhaps there is an opportunity for some start-up to help sol
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7y ago
Legal advise can be tricky, specially when trying to do something new. I have seen a few situations where this scenario played out Out of curiosity, was the paperwork cumbersome, or did the old counsel just not know? note: I considered rewo
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7y ago
Can't speak to what makes a 10x dev. But a 10x dev team is much easier. Where each member can carry their own weight, most of the time. -- I have been involved in seemingly simple projects that never seemed to end (and a lot did not or
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Scientists have discovered a sea of fresh water under the ocean
(qz.com)
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7y ago
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7y ago
And we – those of us concerned and those who like voting with our feet – will stop using airlines with 737 max aircrafts in their fleet.
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7y ago
As others have stated, I will not be booking a ticket on a 737 max, period. Granted I might not be a typical discount shopper, I pick flights based on comfort, not price and have checked the aircraft/airframe I will be in for years. Ho
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7y ago
It seems like this is becoming a concern now - per: https://www.cnbc.com/2019/05/07/barclays-downgrades-boeing-s... The primary reason for the downgrade being: Barclays’ survey of airline passengers says man
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The Cataclysmic Break That (Maybe) Occurred in 1950
(theatlantic.com)
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8y ago
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U.S.-Canada Rift Widens over Training for Boeing 737 Max Pilots
(wsj.com)
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8y ago
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American Airlines Devising Extra Simulator Training for Boeing 737 Cockpit Crew
(wsj.com)
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8y ago
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Ancient Human Species Is Discovered in a Philippine Cave
(nytimes.com)
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8y ago
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Boeing 737 Max Crashes: Sensors Vulnerable to Failure
(bloomberg.com)
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8y ago
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737 Max: 1960s Design, 1990s Computing Power and Paper Manuals
(nytimes.com)
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8y ago
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FAA launches new review of Boeing 737 MAX
(reuters.com)
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bushido
8y ago
Thanks for pointing this out. Seems to have instantly fixed my issues!!
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bushido
8y ago
Per initial reports the black box data suggests that the procedure was followed, but the MCAS was re-engaged, looks like investigations are ongoing if the MCAS can re-engage automatically or if the trim was too hard to manually override and
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8y ago
I have had this problem occur with both my MBPros, turned out to be a tiny amount of. lint. that made its. way into. the ports. Now. I use. usb-c port covers to keep it in check. I. of course have. keyboard. issues. as well – in case the
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8y ago
I am not a pilot. But based on my understanding the activation of nose down due to MCAS doesn't present itself like the standard runaway trim that pilots are trained on. Trained Behaviour: - In case of continuous trim - perform yoke je
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8y ago
When I first started with Rails/Ruby things felt magical. There is still definitely a little magic, but with time I've found it to be less so. Usually all it takes is to lookup the source (which is well commented/documented)
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Happy Software Starts with Happy Teams
(happy.co)
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8y ago
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How true-crime podcasts find clues the police miss
(bbc.com)
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Bananas have died out once before
(aeon.co)
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8y ago
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