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by elviejo 4y ago
Second the people selected for a company are selected based on their conformance to that companies culture. So even if not a single human in Microsoft is the same, the company culture is the there. This reminds me of an old story, might be
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by elviejo 4y ago
I think what you are looking for is Cardboard: Scrollable window manager. Here is a review: https://www.ctrl.blog/entry/cardboardwm.html
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Viral publicity.
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by elviejo 4y ago
Uff I've battled with the same demon. What has worked for me is working on two dimensions: Internally and externally. Internally: Therapy with a professional and practicing the Wim Hof method... Has really helped. Then externally: get
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by elviejo 4y ago
750k I live in Mexico
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by elviejo 4y ago
When you are the creator of the software you can license it however you want. So it is common to have a free software license for the community project and a closed source for the paid version. Since Neo4j Inc. Is the creator of the softwar
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by elviejo 4y ago
Thank you for sharing that presentation. Here is an extract that answers the OPs question directly: "Traditional Deployment to an Active Shooter Event Upon Patrol Deputies arrival at the scene… - Secure the Perimeter. - Gather Informat
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by elviejo 4y ago
Eli Goldratt developed some thinking tools that I have found work great for me. You can start by reading: "It wasn't luck" by Goldratt it's a business novel where the protagonist has to think deeply about his different c
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by elviejo 4y ago
The elaboration is on the second link: "We are typists first, programmers second" https://blog.codinghorror.com/we-are-typists-first-programme... By Jeff Atwood, cofounder of stackoverflow.
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by elviejo 4y ago
1st start by reading: Software Estimation: demistifying the black art" by McConell. They also have online classes with the same content. If you do that you will be better than 80% of devs at estimating. After that read about Montecarlo
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by elviejo 4y ago
1. Touch typing. You must be able to type as fast as you think. So that there are no barriers between your brain and the code. [0][1] 2. Alan Kay says: "if you want to be a better programmer, play more violin." The idea being that
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by elviejo 4y ago
The same as 15 years ago.. emacs the only innovation has been org-mode
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by elviejo 4y ago
"If you are the smartest person in the room, you are on the wrong room." (Groucho Marx, maybe??) But in all seriousness, if you love to code then search for a harder challenge probably at a different company.
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by elviejo 4y ago
What I want is a frame.work laptop that uses an eink screen. There are many 13.3 inch eink in panels so maybe it isn't for somebody with the right skills to do this.
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I would recommend he studies Haskell, which has been called: "executable maths" In that stack his previous experience is extremely valuable and will make his learning path a lot easier. For web development he can start with IHP f
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by elviejo 4y ago
DBC is a great paradigm and I think it's a pity that is not more widespread.
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In the US the construction code (IBC International Building Code) was written, right after the Chicago fire, that destroyed the whole city. As such fire prevention was a priority. Also in Europe construction is with bricks, so a fire in one
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by elviejo 4y ago
s/brought/bought/
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by elviejo 4y ago
You could share with AGPL and sell the other license for companies that require another one. That was MySQL business model for several years before Oracle brought them.
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AGPL will protect you, your users in the future and prevent companies like Amazon from profiting from your hard work and give nothing back to the community. See what happened to elastic search: https://www.techtarget.com/sea
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by elviejo 5y ago
Sounds a long the lines something I've been thinking about myself. Do you have repo, or something I could read? Thank you
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by elviejo 5y ago
If you are interested in the usability of command line interfaces I also recommend: "learn more about the research behind Gitless, take a look at the following papers: Purposes, Concepts, Misfits, and a Redesign of Git S. P. De Rosso a
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by elviejo 5y ago
Pharo smalltalk it will show how a system with coherent design works. Ps: it will make you disappointed with everything else. Racket in particular the language oriented programming philosophy... Processing if you are interested in art. Sque
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by elviejo 5y ago
How about a system76 laptop, with their POP_OS? The operating system designed for a specific hardware, should "just work".
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by elviejo 5y ago
Yes but what I used to was to print, online receipts, invoices, etc. In my mothers house. That way I could help her. Or ask a friend for his color printer and send stuff there.
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by elviejo 5y ago
Google cloud print. To share physical printers on the cloud. Google reader. For RSS with blazing speed.
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Citation needed. I can understand in backlit screens were the light can cause eye strain and that's why I cannot read nor comprehend as much. But on e-paper? My experience is that I read as well on e-paper as on real paper.
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by elviejo 5y ago
Read a couple of books by Barbara sher: Refuse to choose [0] She calls people like us "Scanners" and claims that our diversity of interests is not a weakness, but a strength. Then goes on techniques to make this skill work for us
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https://www.writethedocs.org/job-board/
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If you have your own domain you could create thousands of fake email accounts that just forward to your real email. For extra security have two domains one for the fake accounts and the other for your real email

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