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by markandrewj 7y ago
This is an interesting comment to me because the Agile process wasn't originally developed for software. https://hbr.org/2016/04/the-secret-history-of-agile-innovati... On a different note, it is also interes
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by markandrewj 7y ago
It depends what kind of off-road you mean, but for downhill MTB clipless use has overtook flat pedals. There has been a bit of a resurgence in the use of flat pedals though with Sam Hill's recent wins on flats. I am still a fan of flat
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by markandrewj 7y ago
I used to think like this, but it isn't true. After riding flats, rat traps, and clipless, I can say with confidence that clipless peddles are more efficient when climbing hills. I don't think it is as much about providing power o
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by markandrewj 7y ago
The coolest thing about Feathers for me is that it was developed locally (Alberta, Canada).
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Climbers are passionate about what they do, it is a culture and lifestyle. I think something that has made Alex different has been his ability to connect with people that would not normally take an interest in climbing. I have been hearing
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by markandrewj 7y ago
Just to expand on your comment, I don't think there is an analog hearing aid that has a working solution for the "cocktail party effect". There are several advantages to digital hearing aids. https://en.m.wikipedia
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by markandrewj 7y ago
This is pretty useful and cool.
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by markandrewj 7y ago
If you are interested in network namespaces, you might want to take a look at VRF in Cumulus Linux.
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I think you are talking about current developments, but it is worth mentioning that when Twitter launched it was just as flip phones started to be replaced by smartphones. Most people were interacting with the service through SMS. To me, it
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by markandrewj 7y ago
I was excited by this project, and pipenv, but unfortunately I haven't had consistent results cross platform with either. I have ended up sticking with venv because of this.
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by markandrewj 7y ago
Ansible is written in Python, and all the core modules are written in Python. Using YAML you are passing arguments to the Python modules. This is also why Jinja is used. https://docs.ansible.com/ansible/latest/dev_
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by markandrewj 7y ago
Hello, just to clarify I am specifically talking about how XML was used in the 90's for web development, i.e. SOAP.
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I am not sure if this completely answers your question, but I am talking about XML in a SOAP based architecture.
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The thing is, although Ansible is not perfect, it is python. When you are writing playbooks you should be defining the state of the world, if you are writing custom logic it is probably best to write a custom module, which are commonly unit
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by markandrewj 7y ago
My comment isn't specifically about Dhall, but about the note on Turing completeness. I often read comments about how YAML/JSON is not turning complete. These comments normally frame the lack of Turing completeness as being a shor
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by markandrewj 7y ago
George Lucas was influenced by Akira Kurosawa. Most closely by Hidden Fortress (although he puts it lowest on his list), but by other Kurosawa movies too. He talks about it some of his interviews. https://youtu.be/E9V2T1ONA2
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by markandrewj 8y ago
I am not sure if this completely answers your question, however as a Edmontonian I can give a little feedback. The school has a very active arts and music department. These programs used to be taught in a separate building from the main cam
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by markandrewj 8y ago
It's easy to pick and choose good and bad examples from different eras of architecture. It is unfortunate the author paints all contemporary architecture as cold. I would suggest the movies 'columbus' and 'my architect&#