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by jspash 9y ago
I remember talking to an army recruiter at school when I was about 14 - not to recruit us, but to show how "cool" a career in the military could be, in case book-lernin didn't work out. Anyhow, the one thing I remember him sa
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by jspash 10y ago
Sounds like Rubber Duck Debugging. A simple, yet effective technique. http://wiki.c2.com/?RubberDucking https://blog.codinghorror.com/rubber-duck-problem-solving/ Having just read the recent article on
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by jspash 10y ago
In cornflower blue please.
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by jspash 10y ago
You could see it like this: You've found the website and want to look closer at what it has to offer.
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by jspash 10y ago
I don't mean to judge, because I don't know anything about your background or situation, but do you mean to say that it has taken 2 years to get to 5 pull-ups, and you've been doing them almost daily? On the surface (again, w
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by jspash 11y ago
I couldn't agree more. Simply spending the time to understand why you are testing certain elements is valuable on it's own. The author doesn't mention what kind of tests were performed, but often when I read about the "f
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by jspash 13y ago
Thanks for the explanation. Maybe my experience was tainted by the myriad times I've been asking to sign in to a service using Facebook, only to be met with a form asking for my name, email and password. So what was all that FB nonsens
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by jspash 13y ago
My first and only experience with Persona is oddly enough, to log into the Islington CC forum (small world) and I found the whole experience oddly disconcerting. Am I logged into Google or Microcosm? Do I have to stay logged into my Google
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by jspash 14y ago
What, no tests!? Just kidding. We don't need no stinkin tests.
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by jspash 15y ago
Looks like a stock photo. Has the same amount of "funny" as grannies on motorcycles. Just an opinion or two...