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I'd say the #1 job you have as a parent is to make sure your child feels loved. This will create a sense of self worth, which is the best protection against bad decisions. Some parents get so wrapped up in the steering part that they c
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The business records a high number of sales (or high value sales) and hence dirty money can be used as clean incoming money. The high staff numbers indicate either a) staff can accumulate and no-one is really bothered because the normal eco
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Nokia: Toilet Paper -> Rubber Boots -> Electronics
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If anyone wants to know what it was like at the time, for SWEs working anywhere in Nokia's phone division, this post captures it perfectly. People sometimes think that we can see Android was the right route only with hindsight. No, eve
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What does 'objective' even mean in this context? This is a post about what the author believes is healthy and positive for individuals and society. I don't see anywhere where contempt is shown, in fact quite the opposite. The
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> Is there something about LISP that makes it hard for them to abstract their "framework" bits into an open source package? No. I don't know what else to tell you.
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In my experience Clojure teams use high quality Java and JavaScript libraries all the time. It's more often than not a piece of cake. 'Clojure needs a rails' has come up perennially for that last 10 years. I don't disagr
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I've been in the Clojure world for over 10 years but I don't really recognise the problem you're calling out here. There will always be libraries in an ecosystem that lack maintainers, particularly if they did not see the hop
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Some great deals on .ru these days! Interestingly, .eu, .de and .uk also very cheap, however if you prefer to avoid implying your microsites relate to a specific geography, I guess .top, .cc, .one, .xyz may be better.
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> you still need properly prepared and relatively fresh husks to get the effect In the UK here. I've found that any old bag of dried, ground, Sichuan pepper, or dried Sichuan pepper corns that you grind yourself, will cause the effe
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> dripping with the smug evils of a British-style class system This smacks of a an entrepreneurial young chancer having a go. The business is founded on the hope that the smug evils of the British class system exist, rather than evidence
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Sorry, the last two paragraphs got to me. You need to lighten up, and start trying to understand your fellow man. Small talk is never just small talk. It's a way of starting to understand another human being in some small way. It'
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Because XTDB uses a transaction log and document store, it's possible to purge a document from the document store so that the only thing that remains is an irreversibly hashed document id on the transaction log. This isn't crufty.
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I do agree that the term feels like a misnomer, but mainly because it gives an air of respectability to simple bad engineering with great cost. The idea is that debt is accrued intentionally and strategically, but everyone is so used to con
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I think you might be that guy :)
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Try to reserve judgement on things for as long as possible. You'll be shocked by some things, and you'll find some of your new colleagues incredibly frustrating, but try to hold off on forming harsh judgements until you really und
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No, my kinetically charged watch can go weeks unworn without exhausting its charge or losing accuracy. Not that it matters really. I wear it every day.
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To be fair, when writing scripts it's easy to fall foul of differences between GNU and BSD tools, or using an external tool that isn't available by default on some systems. Pure bash solutions avoid these problems, and can be just
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I really don't agree. Just look at the history of Disney, and Walt himself. Disney has a history of promoting socially conscious narratives and trying to promote peace and harmony. It's kitsch, but look at the message of 'It&
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Um, haven't Disney been doing this for many decades?
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And reached no. 1 in the UK music chart.
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What is this 'Clojure compatibility' of which you speak? Seriously though, Clojure runs on the JVM so the entire Java ecosystem is available. There are ways to run an external process too of course. I can't really think of an
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Great point. This indicates the real change happened in 1917.
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Could someone please explain why this graph is not as problematic as it first appears: https://wtfhappenedin1971home.files.wordpress.com/2020/06/ei... ?
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The example given, of adding new instances of a session service that consumes from a Kafka topic, is completely wrong. Kafka producers use a partition key of your choice, so the UserLoggedInEvent and UserActivityEvent that relate to the sam
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"Around The Corner - How Differential Steering Works (1937)" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yYAw79386WI
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I feel for the person that built this. They had a great idea, saw a really nice way to implement it, and worked hard on building the project and some good docs and demo. But unfortunately this thing already exists, in almost exactly the sam
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This is very accurate. I've come across a couple of people like this in my time. It's thankfully not that common but when you meet them, you'll know. If someone has this mindset then in my opinion there really is no way to en
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Whenever I see an online system with a single global namespace, I can't help but feel sorry for the next generation. Gmail? Sorry, every variant of your name is taken. Twitter? Every witticism, every pop culture reference, every real n
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A really great piece of writing. These problems have been growing, festering, for twenty years and we're only just waking up to it. One thing I take issue with: > This electoral democracy still excludes the poorest and least capable
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