kmoser

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1081.
by kmoser 4y ago
A large part of the "development environment" described in this article boils down to "well written, robust library you are already familiar with" which is more rare than it should be.
1082.
by kmoser 4y ago
If only they had some sort of underlying AI that was capable of rewriting code to fix errors.
1083.
by kmoser 4y ago
Wow, 10 years before document.querySelectorAll()!
1084.
by kmoser 4y ago
Narrator at 0:25 in video: "All of these things can be done without writing a single line of code" Demo at 2:10: [Narrator begins writing many lines of code in a proprietary language] Not saying this is a bad tool, but the breathl
1085.
by kmoser 4y ago
If only we had a means of searching for such synonyms in an online reference book.
1086.
by kmoser 4y ago
Yeah, you can "turn your belt black" all you want but that doesn't necessarily mean you'll eventually end up at a company that works for you. First, it may take forever. Second, companies (and you!) are constantly changi
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by kmoser 4y ago
> One of the country's two spy agencies has revealed [...] Anyone who thinks their country only has only two spy agencies is only fooling themselves. (This applies to pretty much any country.)
1088.
by kmoser 4y ago
I tried with PHP 7.4.6 on my PC and the results were nearly instantaneous, even with the input string more than doubled to >32 chars. What's up with that?
1089.
by kmoser 4y ago
It's right there near the beginning: "I am 47. I have been earning my living in show business for twenty years. I have been doing magic since I was five, which makes it 42 years."
1090.
by kmoser 4y ago
From the article: "A quadratic fit to the data (gray line) as an indicator of preferential swing ratios reveals an increasing trend as a function of tempo up to 160 bpm and a decreasing trend above 160 bpm."
1091.
by kmoser 4y ago
Interestingly, I discovered a few years ago that my first name is a TLD.
1092.
by kmoser 4y ago
All governments lie. The question is, whose lies are worse?
1093.
by kmoser 4y ago
The biggest problem I see is that the headline is ambiguous: it can be interpreted as "how to use Kubernetes to solve common problems," or alternately "how to solve problems commonly encountered in Kubernetes".
1094.
by kmoser 4y ago
Google "json to graph" and you will find many tools to do this.
1095.
by kmoser 4y ago
It's great for showing to management, who tends to like things presented in org chart format.
1096.
by kmoser 4y ago
Looks like that company needs to remind the sales drones that coffee is for closers, second prize is a set of steak knives, and third prize is you're fired.
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by kmoser 4y ago
Today's "gritty" is 1990's "nimble". Every decade or so, another buzzword emerges to indicate a personality that can roll with the punches, think for themselves, and not get stuck on small problems. Other phras