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by lbriner 5y ago
I think they are called tile editors.
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by lbriner 5y ago
Exactly. Not only that but the chance of an entire team agreeing this is the best idea would split the team between the yays and nays. The only thing that would work would be for people not to buy tickets and not to watch the matches but sa
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by lbriner 5y ago
English does have a major advantage over more tonal or accented languages and that is that pronunciation and grammar are not critical to understanding people speaking it as a second language. Correct grammar would say e.g. "Are you Fre
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by lbriner 5y ago
It is obviously easy (and perhaps often true) that many problems in corporations are due to inefficiency and job creation but there is something important that is also implied from the fact that they have got to the stage of large corporate
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by lbriner 5y ago
> Today it’s common for first-time managers to get the advice that they should immediately stop writing code at work. Really? It seems like a very complicated blog and I think the trust more easily comes from openness. If I am speaking t
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by lbriner 5y ago
Lots of comments seem to get something confused. Devops doesn't mean you won't have specialist ops teams, but it also doesn't mean that every deployment has to go via the ops team. Devops is: Moving value quickly from left to
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by lbriner 5y ago
"be the change" I think nails the difficulty of devops and why we end up with the non Devops that we call Devops. Most of us are not Fang companies and don't have the pick of the best engineers in the world (or the region). W
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by lbriner 5y ago
Mostly either offensive or presumptive e.g. "anyone who uses .Net is stupid" or otherwise where the conclusion is much more dogmatic than the logic so it reads like arrogance. I wouldn't downvote someone who said something li
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by lbriner 5y ago
I read that the low ground-clearance of the 737 was really popular since it allowed easier/manual luggage loading at smaller airports. I suspect their existing stock of spare parts would also favour a refresh of the existing model comp
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by lbriner 5y ago
I think a big issue from what people are saying is that somehow it has become an infosec's employee's fault that the system is not secure. This is about managing boundaries and happens in many disciplines. My wife struggles as a S
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by lbriner 5y ago
I agree and I think the detachment comes when you try and make sure you aren't bringing in fear and insecurity into the room, whether you get that by self-help books or therapy is up to you. The way to deal with any difficult situation
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by lbriner 5y ago
> isn't just people optimizing for the size of a house and low cost of living An important point! I moved recently to a small village from a large town in the UK mainly so that I could afford a good size of house compared to what I
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by lbriner 5y ago
Here's the thing. Developers are generally perfectionists and marketers are realists. As a Developer, I am naturally uncomfortable with marketing because my default view is that I don't want to lie or over-promise and I don't
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by lbriner 5y ago
There are changes that occur because your customers want new/different features. Just become some customers don't want/need them doesn't mean that most customer do or at least the ones who pay the most money. Also, the d
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by lbriner 5y ago
It makes a lot of sense, which is why a lot of people follow it. Your comment is implying that somehow 1000s of people around the world don't realise they are doing something stupid. You are portraying a poorly run implementation of ag
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by lbriner 5y ago
It is hard because more people means more opinions. * Involving the developers in everything that the product team does as well as all of their own work is too inefficient. * Involving the wrong developer means you might not ask the right
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by lbriner 5y ago
So you are saying that agile happened because of coders and not because there were fundamental problems with using waterfall on large projects? No part of agile says that you get rid of planning and organizing, it is just done in smaller sl
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by lbriner 5y ago
> done properly And herein lies the rub. If a project is more than 6 months to a year in duration, there is very little chance that what the customer now wants is what they wanted before. Requirements aren't created instantly on d
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by lbriner 5y ago
There seems to be a world of difference between an information-based organisation, which would be very easy to outsource because the on-boarding and offboarding could be very fast (literally hours) However, try doing the same for technical
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by lbriner 5y ago
The title is confusing. It reads like the film industry purposely decided to allow unauthorised downloads for some reason.
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by lbriner 5y ago
I didn't say that education was really interesting in the UK, I was saying that the claims that the problems are foundational due to history are not true. There is nothing stopping those educators with the ideas/resources/ene
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by lbriner 5y ago
Some interesting curiosities but in the UK, there are no limits to how inspiring the teaching can be, the challenges are more to do with organisation, energy, teaching mixed groups, consolidating and reusing teaching materials etc. There ar
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by lbriner 5y ago
The Normans descended from the Norse so not quite.
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by lbriner 5y ago
How many is "many"? In almost all farms, there are hedges and they simply have gates or gaps in them to move between fields so they shouldn't be so inconvenient that the entire hedge needs to be removed. I was reading that th
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by lbriner 5y ago
In many areas, the hedges are also connected to smaller "copses" or woods since there are plenty of places where the land wouldn't practically support planting crops. In other more wild places, the hedges are much more hap-ha
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by lbriner 5y ago
As others have said, it is unecessary complexity. Over-engineering is an ambiguous term. For example, premature optimisation is frequently mentioned as over-engineering but is it premature optimisation to use a map/dictionary instead o
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by lbriner 5y ago
Personally, I do find back-end easier to reason about than FE, although it will almost certainly depend on your choice of language/framework to a greater or lesser extent. In C# MVC (Or PHP MVC like Yii which is very similar), you have
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by lbriner 5y ago
* The hardening of images is pretty important: https://blog.gitguardian.com/how-to-improve-your-docker-cont... * Working out/testing how upgrades can be made to ingresses without downtime * Designing and testing SSL ce
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by lbriner 5y ago
I would say there is no fast way to do this. If you specifically want to learn Kubernetes on GCP as opposed to DevOps generally, there are many things to learn. Sure, you can get something basic running very quickly but if you are talking a
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by lbriner 5y ago
I read a book about Wilding recently that challenged the assumption that ancient landscapes were dominated by forests. In a fully unrestricted system, megafauna would be responsible for keeping the number of trees relatively low and certain

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