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   by dejj 5y ago

   A reference to the Business Analysis Body of Knowledge (BABOK)[1] in the requirements engineering section would have been useful. The BABOK costs around 40 USD. [1] https://www.iiba.org/career-resources/a-business-analy
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   by dejj 5y ago

   Also: “S”[1], the novel by Doug Dorst and J.J. Abrams. Its plot is in hand-written margin notes annotated to a fictional novel of the title “Ship of Theseus” [1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/S._(Dorst_novel)
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   by dejj 5y ago

   What is the “more common usage” of the word “specifications”, for example?
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   by dejj 5y ago

   > "nazi" Also: “Ashkenazi Jews”[1], a Jewish diaspora population who coalesced in the Holy Roman Empire around the end of the first millennium. [1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ashkenazi_Jews
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   by dejj 5y ago

   > Over the course of a year, this could save entire minutes from my workflow. Appreciated.
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   by dejj 5y ago

   Privacy.com looks promising: > We only make money off interchange (the fee that the merchant pays for accepting a debit or credit card), and we will never sell your personal data. Unfortunately, not available outside the US.
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   by dejj 5y ago

   Surely you’re thinking of “Shenzhen I/O”[1] which is “Suspiciously close to having a job as a circuit designer in Shenzhen China.”[2]? Or is it Factorio[3], which is “The Best Technical Interview We Have”[4]? [1] https://www
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   by dejj 5y ago

   tl;dr: > I object to the idea that Blacks are unable to succeed in this country without aid from government or from whites.
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   by dejj 5y ago

   > Right now the spec does not define the result of this query as cacheable. It's not completely clear why That was the unique selling point of SEARCH over POST though. How about using the Range header with a custom value domain inst
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    by dejj 6y ago

    Also: Black 3.0, the purchasable variant of Vantablack For sale at: https://www.culturehustleusa.com/
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    by dejj 6y ago

    This post seems to be missing the punchline that Von Neumann is alleged to later have hired 4 assistants for those tasks.
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    by dejj 6y ago

    Homomorphic encryption does that, yes. But in the interview, he talks about it hypothetically.
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    by dejj 6y ago

    Thanks for pointing out that Ramadan has different length depending on hemisphere and latitude!
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    by dejj 6y ago

    > you change what it means to add a value to a pointer. Morpheus encrypts pointers. How does it allow C to access an array or a struct and prohibit access beyond bounds to the return address somewhere beyond the bounds of said array or s
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    by dejj 6y ago

    A good recommendation! I don't grasp if the colors and fonts are meaningful yet. It reminded me of the game Dear Esther [1], a world exploration game with narrated comments on a life's story. [1] https://www.gog.com&#x2
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    by dejj 6y ago

    Are there other viewers for the W3C annotation model you can recommend? Literal is not on F-Droid, and only displays a login screen. I'm a big fan of static type analysis and code surfing, and that extends to book margin notes and inde
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    by dejj 6y ago

    Also: bugroff, the antisocial network http://www.pavingways.com/wp-content/uploads/bugroff.jpg
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    by dejj 6y ago

    First click reminded me of Summer Wars[1] (Japanese: サマーウォーズ) immediately! The music video[2] nicely retains the opening effect. [1]: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Summer_Wars [2]: https://m.youtube.com&#x
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    by dejj 6y ago

    > Your mind doesn’t work in a linear, methodical way. When I’m not sure if interested, I read texts like a prefix stream in JPEG-decoding: look only at the first sentence in a paragraph. If it hooks me, I’ll read the next. Otherwise skip
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    by dejj 6y ago

    > kbs2 uses the rage[1] implementation of age[2]. Symmetric encryption with an actually comprehensible CLI; thank you! [1]: https://github.com/str4d/rage [2]: https://github.com/FiloSottile/age
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    by dejj 6y ago

    Also: Linux is so simple because you can configure it with text files. Welcome to the Turing Tarpit, where everything is possible, but nothing of interest is easy.
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    by dejj 6y ago

    Do you perhaps have some awesome-kakoune cheatsheet for it, which you can recommend?
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    by dejj 6y ago

    And here I am still trying to get familiar with Kakoune: https://kakoune.org/
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    by dejj 6y ago

    A x B x C = X. If X is less than the cost of a recall, we don’t do one.
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    by dejj 6y ago

    After 'Surgical Reading'[1] I started loving book indexes. They're like Code Surfing on paper. One of the most thoroughly organized books I know, I've bought today: "A Table for Friends: The Art of Cooking for Two o
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    by dejj 6y ago

    They had me until: > This means when the key combination is alt+/, the shortcut should be triggered when a german layout user presses alt+shift+7. No way. I want to press alt+dash, which is in the same place as alt+/ on a US ke
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    by dejj 6y ago

    The book by David Epstein: “Range - Why generalists triumph in a specialized world” might be an interesting read for you. https://davidepstein.com/the-range/
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    by dejj 6y ago

    I found https://www.clozemaster.com/ only yesterday, as an alternative to Anki. It has lots of languages, lots of prebuilt cards, audio already added, multiple-choice OR free text input, a generous free plan, a lifetime pai
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    by dejj 6y ago

    You might want to check hasgluten.com's cert: >> Firefox does not trust this site because it uses a certificate that is not valid for hasgluten.com. The certificate is only valid for the following names: www.github.com, .github.
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    by dejj 6y ago

    > Companies spin this by explaining they are merely paying people based on their cost of living, but this is absurd: do we increase someone’s salary when their spouse loses their job or when their kid goes to college? Good to have this p