diezge

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1Password 6 for Mac is here!(blog.agilebits.com)
1 points by diezge 11y ago|0 comments
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by diezge 11y ago
Any chance of a Rust IDE in the future? crosses fingers
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by diezge 11y ago
It should be, but tight deadlines/changing requirements etc seem to justify the 'as long as it works' mentality for some.
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by diezge 11y ago
Flexible working hours, less rebasing, try to get others to adhere to coding standards, clearer/more detailed project specs/designs etc
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What we'll encounter on the path to the jobless future(washingtonpost.com)
3 points by diezge 11y ago|1 comments
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by diezge 11y ago
dupe: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10882762
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by diezge 11y ago
Nope - I'm certain it would generate a huge amount of interest in the language. I just haven't seen anything from them to suggest it's in their plans, sadly...
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Rust IDE Built Using the IntelliJ Platform(github.com)
4 points by diezge 11y ago|2 comments
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by diezge 11y ago
*your (sorry couldn't help it)
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by diezge 11y ago
I think the content itself is factual and relevant - I'm personally not a fan of the way US-centric identity politics polarise groups of peoples either, but once you get over this aspect the ideas behind it make more sense.
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by diezge 11y ago
"Some companies I work for write the contract that all code written while employed belongs to the company." That's why - because it shows evidence of code you produce, are interested in coding on a personal level (as oppose
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by diezge 11y ago
Get up an hour earlier than you do each day. It's hard when you start, but if you don't have much spare time then it is the best way to keep up with the industry. Spend this time updating your knowledge base via. tech news, tutori
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by diezge 11y ago
It's different when you're used to it - a large amount of people here in London are from other countries/areas where this isn't prevalent and haven't worked out (or not really considered) the difference between the
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How the blockchain will enable self-service government(wired.co.uk)
2 points by diezge 11y ago|0 comments
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by diezge 11y ago
This trips many people up - £200 per week is not the same as £800 per month as most months are usually longer than 28 days. It is a way of (to many people, very sneakily) charging people more than they expect.
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Debian Founder’s Final Tweets About a Police Encounter Saved on Archive.is(observer.com)
5 points by diezge 11y ago|0 comments
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by diezge 11y ago
Only those with Windows 7/8 can get the free upgrade to 10 and W7/W8 themselves aren't free, which could be a factor to some.