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OMG, that was a dreadful reading. And definitely, as an adult my life feels quite more easy and manageable than what she says, and I work, clean, cook, watch netflix, practice sport, and meet my friends besides all the other adult obligatio
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Here you pay for each bid, so you pay whether you win or not. AFAIK in eBay you only pay if you win the auction.
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Yes, the author published openly a few years ago, when it got out of print. Actually, the link is to the authors site: http://www.nobius.org/~dbg/index.html
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I read the book 10 years ago, so not much. But in any case it's a great book.
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No, businessmen realized it's more profitable to process the olives and sell the oil than just selling the olives.
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This, over complicating the git workflow will make people not using it. In my experience the feature branch works for 80% of the projects, gitflow works for bit projects and I guess (no experience there) that the forking will work for open
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You could use `git merge --squash` with Feature Branch or Gitflow. But IMHO it's better not to squash.
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TL;DR: In Japan, an advertising agency makes up they have an AI to appear in news.
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It's idiomatic ruby. First as the conditional only has one statment it's preferred to write it in its shorthand way, so instead of if a.bytesize != b.bytesize return false We start by writing return false if a.bytes
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Tech Trends 2016 by Frog Design
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Skimming the document in find that in page 3 they have categorized the languages by paradigm in a very weird way. They list 3 paradigms: procedural, scripting and functional. First, scripting is not a programming paradigm. The main differen
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The article is from 2006, should be noted on the title. And, anybody knows if the situation is still the same?
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Tech’s Biggest Names Unite to Create a New Video Format
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How Apple has shaped the user interface
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You can also already do Madrid - Paris by high speed train, in 6:25. Which is 1270km. http://www.renfe.com/viajeros/larga_distancia/productos/AVEF... (spanish)
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Madrid - Barcelona (504.64 air km or 313.5 air miles) in 2:30h, and often just 2:15h (they give a longer time due to a delay over 15min means they've to refund 50% of the ticket.
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