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by jasonmaydie 9y ago
> Brady alerted the staff, and a lieutenant squeezed into the cramped space, snapping photos to document what they’d found. A couple of inmates pulled down the computers, and carted them away. Brady later told investigators that he didn’
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> The complexity of code. Bugs, development time are directly related to coding style and coding technology and that is where the real issue lies. but this is not looked at by management at all. All they see is task with estimations on t
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Err no. Agile really is multiple things to different stake holders. To devs agile is something completely different from Project Managers or Customers. Customers see it as a really fast, transparent and easy way to run projects Project Mana
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How is something that can hear everything you say not record everything you say?
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The worst part is trying to say as many words as possible in your 5 or 15min time window. They talk so fast I can barely understand anything.
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Study finds not putting people in prison increases crime rate
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Shouldn't this be the dangers of Excel? CSVs are benine
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by jasonmaydie 9y ago
It's funny because everyone seems to go with their own ideas on what Agile is. I know companies who do agile and to them it's moving fast, loose requirements, etc. That is what it means to be "agile". For others, it&#x27
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250$ for a 16 frame per sec hidden camera with some machine learning nonsense thrown in?
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The biography of the kid obviously shows he disliked the way he was exploited but this review sounds like it was something completely horrible.
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it's time we admitted bad code isn't because of the tools we use but a function of how we write code. You can write bad code even in "safe" languages. Leak memory with languages that come with a GC, etc etc.
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a nuked earth will probably still be better than Mars after the dust has settled.
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I still don't see why we should spend $$$ on mars when we have a perfectly good one here millions of light years in any direction. Maybe we should stop treating the only planet that supports life like shit and cherish it.
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My son has a book with a bunch of stories in them, 3 little pigs, Goldilocks etc but I stumbled on one story about "The wolf and seven sheep". At the end of the story, the mama sheep cuts open the wolf's stomach and fills it
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The "worth" of something is an irrelevant metric. What is the actual debt value?
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This story is probably better told with a flow chart.
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The market has been going up at record pace. It's going to come down at some point, of course none of this is benefiting us average Joe's
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Every major version was a new os. Their phone strategy was terrible and lacked commitment. It didn't help that it was started by one CEO and abandoned midway through by the next CEO.
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Identity theft means a specific thing. It doesn't mean someone is pretending to be physically you. what did I just read?
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it's like blaming the assembly line worker for a badly designed car. Software engineers don't solve problems, they implement solutions someone else thinks will solve a problem.
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Isn't this common knowledge? Kids who go to daycare get more sick in the beginning, less sick in general.
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duckduckgo is not bad but they really need to scale their servers because I found the response time wasn't good at all.
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The next level of AI learning is when AI learns something in one context and applies it to a different context
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Another nice way of saying the "AI" we bandying about is not truly AI. Just trained machines to blindly do one thing very well.
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hrm. I'm not denying small towns are dying. I'm saying it's not unusual that they will die out as the economy moves towards increased efficiency.
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I think their metric is suspect. It only uses where new companies are being created as a major metric to categorize "distressed" economies. Pooling of resources around major urban areas is very typical of how economies grow. You c
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I don't buy the authors assertions at all. Who thinks being married is a privilege in the United States? We went through the last 10-15years liberating ourselves from marriage and now somehow it's being viewed as a privilege? It&#
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They succumbed to the insidious parallax scrolling website syndrome that has been plaguing almost all the corporate website these days
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I'm skeptical. They've been saying this about iphones for years and my immediate family members who use iphones thing it has a crappy camera
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This is just the normal lifecycle of the internet or just humans in general. We loved the word disruption a couple of years ago, and now there's a shift to hate it. We loved apps, now we hate them. We loved IoT now nobody talks about i

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