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by jpswade 4y ago
Does this mean it’ll be faster?
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by jpswade 4y ago
I imagine that part of this is due to the nature in which it was donated by Oracle to Apache. Legally obligating it’s continued distribution
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by jpswade 4y ago
Code should explain the what, tests should explain the why. Done correctly comments should be redundant. That doesn’t mean actual documentation isn’t useful, but it only captures a point in time, rather than the actual living code.
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by jpswade 4y ago
I think "Working Backwards: Insights, Stories, and Secrets from Inside Amazon" by Bill Carr puts this better. Their idea is that you start with what the press release might be, something everyone can get excited about, and then wo
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by jpswade 4y ago
This is the internet I grew up with, and I miss it.
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by jpswade 4y ago
This seems obnoxious and anarchical, which in a new team probably won’t fly. People don’t like to be tested in this way. I’d probably reevaluate what it is you’re trying to achieve from a retrospective and listen to the team.
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by jpswade 4y ago
The most important part of scrum and the only part that is important is retrospectives, because it allows the team opportunity to step back and make changes to their processes. Everything else is mostly arbitrary. Want to stop doing stand u
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by jpswade 4y ago
Twitter is simple, its purpose is to broadcast in short form. Like newspapers, magazines and radio and TV before it. Twitter's power is its reach.
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by jpswade 4y ago
Is there such a thing as a stock Android OS these days?
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by jpswade 4y ago
We had these people come in at a company I worked at, the problem I found was “it” at this small to medium business was very different to “it” they had experienced at a large enterprise. It usually took 6 months for them to understand the d
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by jpswade 4y ago
Doesn’t DDG just use Bing under the hood?
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by jpswade 5y ago
This is already an option under GRPR.
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by jpswade 5y ago
Hangouts was great, used xmpp in the beginning and was available on most devices so would work across android, iOS, blackberry, Mac, windows and web. They screwed it up and WhatsApp won.
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by jpswade 5y ago
I never expected a web host would buy a content farm, let alone one about a subject that, let’s face it doesn’t directly depend on one.
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by jpswade 5y ago
This bug is from 20 years ago and still isn't solved. https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=122752 Incredible really how things have moved on since this issue.
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by jpswade 5y ago
Cash is only as safe as the device you hold it in.
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by jpswade 5y ago
Good process is there to protect people, if it’s not doing that kill it.
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by jpswade 5y ago
Language is often about being able to take shortcuts, to infer meaning, to talk about things in the abstract an everyone understand what you mean. Clean Code is just a concept, it’s up to you to define it within your culture or community. I
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by jpswade 5y ago
I wouldn’t say quickly exactly, this has been years in the making, it’s much better than it used to be.
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by jpswade 5y ago
This comes up every so often and I think the reality is, yes people would like jet packs but they would prefer to be safe. Reminds me of this sketch. https://youtu.be/vDIojhOkV4w
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by jpswade 5y ago
Has anyone else started seeing results with titles as “Untitled”?
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by jpswade 5y ago
Google has done this for practically as long as I can remember. If you remember when dmoz was still a thing, Google would favour the title from that, rather than the site's actual title because it perceived it as more useful to the use
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by jpswade 5y ago
Predictable, I imagine they have the same problem as GoPro.
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by jpswade 5y ago
Yes
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by jpswade 5y ago
https://nocookielaw.com/
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by jpswade 5y ago
This is amazingly inspiring. Not only is it a whole end to end brand and product but it solves a problem that keeps coming up in this community, about making the web fun again.
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by jpswade 5y ago
DuckDuckGo isn’t really a search engine, it’s a website that uses bing’s api.
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by jpswade 5y ago
What if I told you that most software complexity doesn’t come from the code but from the software requirements?
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by jpswade 5y ago
Is this really so different from the rest of capitalism?
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by jpswade 5y ago
Surely the change to USB-C was a compatibility thing, as the chipset is Intel based, it’s probably easier to supply. Now it’s their own chip, it makes sense that they have now switched to their own proprietary solutions.

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