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by cialowicz 10y ago
It's really hard to walk in a straight line in dense woods. A compass helps, but even then you have to know how to use it. It's usually best to find a stream, follow it down to a river, and then follow that down to some sort of se
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by cialowicz 10y ago
They claim that a 15-minute charge from the case gives 3 hours of battery life. That seems fairly usable -- perfect for a charge-up during bathroom breaks.
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by cialowicz 10y ago
17000. In Europe a common decimal format it #.###,##. See here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Decimal_mark#Examples_of_use
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by cialowicz 10y ago
Atlassian does have a sales team, but it's an external one, their "Experts"[1]. These companies get a cut of each Atlassian license sold, and also charge for setup, configuration, and custom add-on development. Personally, I
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by cialowicz 10y ago
Bill is a known 959 enthusiast [1]. Considering that only 345 were ever made and only a handful of those were imported into the US, I'd say that car is very likely his. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Porsche_959
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Challenger Engineer Who Warned of Shuttle Disaster Dies(npr.org)
4 points by cialowicz 11y ago|1 comments
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by cialowicz 11y ago
This is a great little read, and really resonated with me. Like the author mentioned, there is some value in A/B testing and an incremental approach to product development. But too often organizations can become obsessed with this path
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by cialowicz 12y ago
In the example, the vertices colors for a graph edge are requested, but how can one trust that those colors aren't being generated on-the-fly? Effectively, how can I trust that the "warehouse" isn't cheating me?