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by flurdy 12y ago
I not totally against morning stand ups but with people starting at different times it may be easier to have a lunch time stand up. People may start (culture/nation dependent) e.g. 8am , 9am or 10am. I am usually a late starter so I ha
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by flurdy 12y ago
:) You have to be alert with the my butt extension installed though. Only a few days ago I answered a stack overflow question where I added a link with the word cloud in it. Unfortunately the extension changed the URL when I edited the raw
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by flurdy 12y ago
Google Actual Cloud platform https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cp10_PygJ4o https://cloud.google.com/actual-cloud/
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by flurdy 12y ago
Note, these are not the final prices. Its only part of private beta or AB testing of possible prices. Also the cost of your existing dynos may not change if they grandfather and not change running dynos' prices. Who knows until they ac
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by flurdy 12y ago
Wish Clef would integrate with Google Authenticator, https://getclef.com/ Feels like a much nicer way to provide the "something I have" part of authentication.
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by flurdy 12y ago
Sounds like a maintenance nightmare. Need to ensure you keep your tongue straight when partitioning or restoring databases, migrating/splitting to new apps etc.
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by flurdy 12y ago
Note clean is a bad alias though as already a proper git command. I changed my alias again to ditch... :)
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by flurdy 12y ago
Due to autocompletion and likelihood of accidentally accepting the wrong one of either of these I renamed my wipe alias to clean. clean=!git add -A && git commit -m "TMP: Save before clean reset" && git reset
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by flurdy 12y ago
True, dotfiles aliases fixed! :)
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by flurdy 12y ago
Relevant wikipedia entries on Guaranteed Minimum Income and Basic Income and the more radical Negative Income Tax * https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guaranteed_minimum_income * https://en.wikipedia.org/wik
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by flurdy 12y ago
The minor rise in inflation wont equal anywhere near the $1000 handed out. Sure, there will be more people that can spend a little, but that all is minute compared with general additional income of the vast majority.
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by flurdy 12y ago
I frequently get into a messy rebase then I hit the zipline eject button: eject=!git reset --hard && git checkout master && git rebase --abort Although I prefer multiple commands to be a bash or as below a fish alias: fu
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by flurdy 12y ago
Labels is the one lock-in that stops me from migrating off Gmail/Google Apps. It is now what I insist on in a mail solution. Folders is just to inflexible for me these days as I auto label across multiple folders too much. Haven't
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by flurdy 12y ago
Once a team starts to work overtime and weekends to finish stories (on its own accord or by instruction) then the value of your velocity measurement is shot to pieces. Predicting and committing to future sprints is then a complete guesswork
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by flurdy 12y ago
At least it finds a Halifax. My location is set as Hampshire which it has never heard of, and for some reason it compared me to other Scala people in Guyana, the country. :) Though meetup.com is not much better. Their geoip correctly identi
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by flurdy 12y ago
I do find SourceTree to be an important part of my toolset. For minor commits and status I use the command line, but whenever I need to work on something important on a large project I like the overview a GUI can give. Especially when I dec
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by flurdy 12y ago
We had a Learn you a Haskell book club at work a few years ago and a friend made these very good excercises: https://github.com/noelmarkham/learn-you-a-haskell-exercises
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by flurdy 12y ago
You might want to look into Panamax and Shipyard for nice UI on top of Docker management. http://panamax.io/ http://shipyard-project.com/
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by flurdy 12y ago
It is more the other way round. Asoftmurmur was pretty ugly https://web.archive.org/web/20141012204201/http://asoftmurmu... but has recently updated to look like noisli.com. Don't get me wrong Asoft
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by flurdy 12y ago
Has Jon Skeet reached one million yet: http://www.hasjonskeetreachedonemillionyet.com Not quite this year, but soon. (Ps, add your own id to see when you reach it: http://www.hasjonskeetreachedonemillionyet.com/
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by flurdy 12y ago
Scatter gun + Lean Startup principles. Not entirely wrong, though wish some more initial refinement was included, but if the brand doesn't take a hit then fair enough.
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by flurdy 12y ago
Yup that link is now 404
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by flurdy 12y ago
Related then and now of what the UK's TV license results in http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/aboutthebbc/posts/Efficiency-at-t... http://www.tvlicensing.co.uk/check-if-you-need-one/topics&
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by flurdy 12y ago
Surely this replaces GitLab as well?
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by flurdy 12y ago
Probably some wrapper layers or some complete complementary functionality. Like their RDS and Redshift are MySQL, Postgres - like but not really.
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by flurdy 12y ago
Do people really just read their main twitter feed? I have to admit I rarely do, I check moistly only my lists as they are less noisy and focused on what I am looking for. If people get to chatty I remove them from that list, but keep them
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by flurdy 12y ago
Eniac? Z3? It was Baby! http://www.computer50.org/mark1/new.baby.html http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Manchester_Mark_1 Disclaimer: University of Manchester Alumni
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by flurdy 12y ago
I popped along to Silicon Milkroundabout https://www.siliconmilkroundabout.com last weekend and was surprised by how many of the startups was based on a PHP stack. And slightly depressed on their behalf, especially the ones usin
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by flurdy 12y ago
Be careful linking to deviant, probably due to some suspect ads. After having the page open for awhile (a long while in another tab) it redirects to spamware sites that want me download an .exe (I'm on Ubuntu). Shame as Devianart has
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by flurdy 12y ago
Hope so! Then I don't have to keep maintaining http://flurdy.com/docs/postfix/ But for now email servers are still hard. Not too difficult to set up, hard to maintain.

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