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by jpswade 6y ago
Search for GPU artifacts in Chrome, you'll notice it's quite common, but it's less to do with Chrome and more to do with a problem with your GPU.
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by jpswade 6y ago
I'm still not convinced about this law. While I think the intention behind it is noble, in many cases, it does not apply while in others it's simply unenforceable. Here's some examples: - http://www.lingscars.com&#
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by jpswade 6y ago
This feels very similar to the Black Mirror concept of "Ashley Too", which comes with a warning of "Ashley Too may perpetuate loneliness". https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JQyzn3CWJuM
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by jpswade 6y ago
I really didn’t think this got to the heart of what makes time being the only real currency such a great insight. The rest of the article goes on to deliver, frankly an opinionated way for young developers to act to maximise on their time.
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by jpswade 6y ago
In your anecdote, though I don't doubt the situation, it seems to me that something has gone wrong. The manifesto itself says: > Deliver working software frequently, from a couple of weeks to a couple of months, with a preference to
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by jpswade 6y ago
The old "vendor lock-in" debate. Vendor lock in is essentially that it’s more effort than you’re able to afford, in terms of time and cost. There's always a tradeoff, but being all in on a vendor isn't necessarily a bad
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by jpswade 6y ago
Google search doesn’t work that way, it’s still based on how we link to things. Nobody would describe a plain shirt as a shirt without stripes unless it’s within that context.
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by jpswade 7y ago
My rule is that a todo should have a way to get to done. If it’s important enough to write a todo then it’s probably worth doing and prioritising against everything else.
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by jpswade 7y ago
I would always treat emails like they are readable by anyone at any time regardless of permissions.
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by jpswade 7y ago
This is all very well and good until the code you’ve written to solve the problems becomes a bit too unwieldy, then you need to become better at writing code. The problem you were solving was solved, but now you have a new problem to solve.
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by jpswade 7y ago
It’s almost as if there’s multiple solutions for multiple problems. Containers are just a solution to a problem. I’ve been around long enough to know that containers aren’t novel either. Novelty is the future. It always is.
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Return Early(dev.to)
2 points by jpswade 7y ago|0 comments
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by jpswade 7y ago
Absolutely agree. I think git flow makes sense to begin with however once you start to do CI/CD, you need something a bit more robust. Trunk based development gives you that. No long lived branches. No merge hell. It’s considerably bet
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by jpswade 7y ago
What purpose do RSS feeds have in a world of news feeds?
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by jpswade 7y ago
I think it's a very British way of communicating something that's clearly quite amusing and frivolous. It's meant to be closer to story telling than a the brief, cascading style that's prevalent across the mass-media.
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by jpswade 7y ago
It’s little. I think perch has been around for about 10 years or more.
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by jpswade 7y ago
Being a 10x programmer is not sustainable and doesn’t scale well. A great team is not made up of lone rangers and wild stallions.
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by jpswade 7y ago
https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/ef1423999cbefd4f2a3a98ac...
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by jpswade 7y ago
On January 14, 2014, it was officially announced that Belgian online radio aggregator Radionomy had bought Winamp and Shoutcast, formerly owned by Nullsoft. - https://www.theverge.com/2014/1/14/5263086/wi
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Are You Bold Enough?(dev.to)
3 points by jpswade 7y ago|0 comments
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Stop talking so much about the different Scrum roles(medium.com)
2 points by jpswade 7y ago|0 comments
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by jpswade 7y ago
Basically if you can’t do monoliths well, you can’t do microservices well either. However, using more services and being less concerned about the servers underneath is an opportunity that shouldn’t be ignored.
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by jpswade 7y ago
How would this be a product? Isn't this just research? Why would a Fortune 500 give up such information, which is pretty much how they make money. Also, if they did map out any tasks that could be automated, they would automate them th
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by jpswade 7y ago
The code isn’t the right forum for feature suggestions and ideas.
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by jpswade 7y ago
A todo is fine, only if there’s a way to get it to done. There must be a plan otherwise it’s a pointless comment.
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by jpswade 7y ago
Why, in a time where Facebook is getting so much flack for privacy issues, would they want to build a backdoor into their platform for the UK Government? Why would their targets use Facebook for communication when there's many other ex
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by jpswade 7y ago
I think it's easy to forget that although these things were achieved in a very short space of time, it's not without years of toil that lead to it. For example, you can't write a programming language in 10 days, without havin
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by jpswade 7y ago
This sounds like a bad idea.
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HSBC Moves $20B from Paper to Blockchain(forbes.com)
1 points by jpswade 7y ago|0 comments
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by jpswade 7y ago
Then you're missing the point that the web is used for interactions not just information.

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