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Internet Explorer 3, an adventure in cross-browser compatibility(chenhuijing.com)
1 points by cjCamel 7y ago|0 comments
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Paul Ford – Why I (Still) Love Tech: In Defense of a Difficult Industry(wired.com)
3 points by cjCamel 7y ago|0 comments
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by cjCamel 8y ago
That was my point? In that there’s no benefit to the child to be in someone else’s care with a bunch of other kids for the first 6 months at least, and probably quite a lot older than that.
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by cjCamel 8y ago
Would like like to reword your first answer to take into account your last answer? Also, my bad - not sure where you live but it sounds horrifying. I can't believe there is somewhere in the world where people on 6 figure salaries are t
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by cjCamel 8y ago
> It is the sheltered people that want to get paid leave The sheltered people in your life. Are they the ones that have mortgages?
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by cjCamel 8y ago
> I think paid leave is just plain immoral. It is up to the parent to evaluate how much they care for their child vs foregone salaries. This is delusional or dangerous thinking. Are you an ultra privileged & sheltered young man? You
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by cjCamel 8y ago
Disagree, within the timeframe of this topic. 0-6 months is basically all about the bond between child and parents. Sometime after that, sure, a requirement to socialise comes into play.
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by cjCamel 8y ago
No-one on this thread has mentioned breast feeding. The WHO recommends exclusively breast feeding a child for 6 months, and to continue until they are at least 2 years old. I understand that this is not possible or desirable for many parent
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Personal Finance for Technology Professionals(troyhunt.com)
4 points by cjCamel 8y ago|0 comments
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by cjCamel 8y ago
I find the move to take home tests extremely unfair. Anyone with dependents will typically need to block out most of a day of a weekend, or risk doing it in intervals through their week. Got a decent CV? Good luck trying to juggle applying
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by cjCamel 8y ago
Also, hello from a fellow Conrad!
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by cjCamel 8y ago
I don't think Apple are behind on the tech for VR/AR. They have the pretty much everything they need in place to release a mobile VR or AR device when they choose to. They've probably already got the AR developer mindshare, a
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by cjCamel 8y ago
I agree that it's daft! Not the title I submitted.
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by cjCamel 8y ago
OP here. That isn't the title I submitted. Mine was pretty boring, but factual. Bit miffed that it has been changed to that (though I did forget the [video] tag). The original BBC headline was "Teenager beats Tetris champion at ga
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by cjCamel 8y ago
All of the following cost money but are good: Wes Bos ( https://wesbos.com/courses/ ) and Scott Talinksi ( https://www.leveluptutorials.com/ ) have some great modern JavaScript courses, most of which requi
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Teenager beats Tetris game older than he is to become world champion [video](bbc.co.uk)
84 points by cjCamel 8y ago|68 comments
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Facebook acquiring Instagram was greatest regulatory failure of the decade(recode.net)
2 points by cjCamel 8y ago|0 comments
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Sonos as a platform(vowe.net)
2 points by cjCamel 8y ago|0 comments
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by cjCamel 8y ago
Monzo are a new UK bank, and the first bank to get onto IFTTT. It's really interesting to see what automations users are creating to make automatic transfers to savings pots, based on things like sleep, exercise, social media activity.
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Basecamp “Boosts”, an alternative for Likes(m.signalvnoise.com)
3 points by cjCamel 8y ago|0 comments
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by cjCamel 9y ago
I'm working on my Weekly Digest (needs a more catchy name!) https://conradj.co.uk/weeklydigest It grabs what I've read from Pocket and makes a page for each week. It's cool because what I read is better than
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by cjCamel 9y ago
I don't use the subscription service of 1PW, but it's impressive that they got this out so quickly after Troy Hunt released it. I'd love to understand how they did this, especially given the additional security implications o
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by cjCamel 9y ago
Anecdotal I know, but I've heard of a couple of different areas where a a medical professional recommends Vitamin D supplements to their patient. Someone I know has been told to take vitamin D to help manage relapsing remitting multipl
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by cjCamel 9y ago
I guess this is sarcastic? I get why you are saying this but...isn't it OK that they release it, then bulk out the docs, work on the payload size, reduce the dependencies etc? Surely once it helps someone with an immediate need it&#x27
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by cjCamel 9y ago
Twitter is experimenting with a feature that lets you compose tweetstorms [1] [1]: https://www.theverge.com/2017/9/10/16284526/twitter-experime...
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Stack Overflow reducing headcount by 20%(twitter.com)
171 points by cjCamel 9y ago|199 comments
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CareRooms “Airbnb for hospital patients” trial cancelled by hospital(bbc.co.uk)
1 points by cjCamel 9y ago|0 comments
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by cjCamel 9y ago
Deleting the word "social" from this article would make it more accurate. The UK Daily Mail and many many other media companies have been guilty of the same 6 things for years. Terribly lazy opinion piece. We need to be aware that
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by cjCamel 9y ago
Interestingly (and now very off topic), she hasn't even seen Frozen. She does not yet know it is a film AFAIK, and I'm in no hurry to tell her. I believe that the concept of Frozen has been explained to her by her peer group, thro
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by cjCamel 9y ago
Same. Also, anytime I get a bad recommendation I blame my daughter for wanting to listen to the Frozen soundtrack.

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