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I think you missed the point. This website doesn't do anything but others do. Browsers have to support both.
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Browsers aren't about just reading documents, they are about interacting with the web. That's why there's such a good argument for upgrading browsers.
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That website doesn't do anything.
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DevOps Best Practices
(wade.be)
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DevOps started out as “Agile Systems Administration”. In 2008, Andrew Shafer did a talk called “Agile Infrastructure” addressing issues around involving more of the company in the same disciplines as programmers. In 2009, Patrick Debois cre
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Developers is ploral, it means they need to fix it, rather than leave it for someone else to fix further down the line. I'm sure when Werner Vogels said "you build it, you run it", he wasn't talking about just individual
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Is no QA the way to go?
(dev.to)
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Why life lock? What does that mean?
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Mistakes will happen, especially when your mantra is release early and release often.
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Bitcoin Payment Accepted
(rightmove.co.uk)
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Like IRC?
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Are there exceptions? If so, what is special about them?
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TDD is less about writing tests and more about the approach. Just having an understanding of TDD and holding it as an aim will ultimately result in a better, more maintainable codebase. So what's the downside?
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Seems related to hypernormalisation... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HyperNormalisation
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Reminded me of this guy who got rocks instead of a camera... https://youtu.be/DXPnOq-XJg8
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How do you measure happiness anyway? When I started in a management role, I set out to make sure my team members were happy. As time goes on, oddly enough, you realise that happiness is not chief among the qualities that make for a well fun
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The problem here is with the definition. Most people don't define a 10x developer as someone who is a team player and more like the lone ranger you describe. See this recent discussion on twitter: https://twitter.com/sk
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"Do not tolerate brilliant jerks. The cost to teamwork is too high." —Reed Hastings, CEO, Netflix
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That's a different Monday.
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Why does Perl warrant its own network? Why not join freenode instead?
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I actually really enjoyed Perl. It forced me to learn regex properly and I learned about parsing mail, amongst other things. These days, I just don't see a reason to pick Perl over any other language. Stuff like this doesn't help,
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I'd never heard of this, so looked into it: https://opensource.googleblog.com/2019/02/open-sourcing-clus... Fascinating.
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I'm glad you pointed out your authority and the guidelines that you have adhered to otherwise your point may have been missed.
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If it's so minor, why commit a whole point to it? I'm surprised point 6 didn't defend into playground name calling. Grow up.
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> Fifth: Fuck this “sir” shit. We don’t have titles in the United States. That's pretty disrespectful and ignorant to other cultures and customs. It made me realise that this whole article is really spiteful and negative. It doesn&#
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I think much of this depends what you are employed to do. Sometimes it's about making things less complex, which means good practices, code quality, clean code and testing means you can afford a bit more risk. Equally, sometimes you em
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Falsehoods programmers believe about addresses
(mjt.me.uk)
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It sounds like you're missing probably the most important part of agile which is "at regular intervals, the team reflects on how to become more effective, then tunes and adjusts its behavior accordingly". In Scrum, it's
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Senior PHP Developer Agent Software Ltd Manchester, UK Full-Time https://spectre.workable.com/
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Google has, for quite some time now, preferred magazine style websites that grow exponentially. Their search engine algorithm is designed to favour rich media content and websites that are growing, because this is how Google grows and learn
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