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by mkempe 9y ago
No, simpler than that; we used the BitBucket web interface to enter the approval message and click the approved button to allow for merge. These actions are recorded and visible in the overview page of the PR. However the BitBucket server&#
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by mkempe 9y ago
We used PRs with BitBucket for all code reviews. The reviewer(s) had to digitally sign their final approval of the review comments+answers and of the related code changes, if any. The only way to merge a feature branch into `develop` was vi
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by mkempe 9y ago
I've used the git-flow approach successfully with a small team working on a medical product (so, embedded software system) -- every feature branch had to be reviewed before being merged with `develop`, which was submitted to nightly, e
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by mkempe 9y ago
I will applaud (and support) both of you when you colonize Antarctica and the sea floor. What's your plan, timeline, and source of financing?
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Heat up regolith?
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by mkempe 9y ago
Another interesting aspect of a moon base -- would it be easier and/or cheaper to produce propellants there instead of sending four rockets up to fuel each Mars-bound ship?
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by mkempe 9y ago
Remember the fate of Prometheus, who brought fire to mankind. Opposition to creators and innovators is not a new thing.
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Wouldn't flying to and landing on Mars be a true proof? what other kind of proof can there be?
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The evolution of continuous experimentation in software product development(blog.acolyer.org)
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Yet Another Major Russia Story Falls Apart(theintercept.com)
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What is the quality of the screen? exact circle, resolution, colors? and what is the angle of the camera?
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Yes, one should always ask: by what standard? surely Dawkins sees that AI would run the world so it gets better for AI itself.
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Only one way to find out, from the POV of an evolutionary biologist.
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I also worked for such a company. We regularly delivered small and big software projects, without failing the clients. There were several factors involved, from excellent project and client management to a solid culture of engineering and o
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Gates Foundation suing Saama Technologies on claims of fraud and more(geekwire.com)
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Further evidence that the ideas behind the American Revolution and the Anti-Federalists were important then, and now...
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(to the silent downvoters) I hold that using someone's name without any explicit acknowledgment is an utter shame. Since you disagree by "vote" would you care to make a case instead?
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Joseph Marie Jacquard was a genius [1]. Google should not use his name and implicitly appropriate his invention without proper acknowledgement. It bothers me that Google hijacked Jacquard's name for their own project, especially with
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by mkempe 9y ago
In other news, DHS IP addresses were involved in hacking attempts prior to the same election.
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The incredibly effective Russian ads that cost $100k. As opposed to the nearly $2 billion spent by the candidates.
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It's not completely private if bureaucrats tell you what you can or cannot do with it, as well as when you may do it, stealing from you if you step outside of their rules.
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Better yet, one could have completely private pension plans, where everyone is safe from both bureaucrats and kleptocrats.
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My daughters have been going to Montessori school. I wish I had had that kind of education. I generally describe modern schools as the assembly-line for obedient workers who shall live in factories -- hence a need for "unschooling&quot
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Don't forget Siri. I still don't understand why these companies cannot let us choose a name for our listening devices. Computers can be named, phones too.
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Lacking from all reporting so far: What is the purpose of these purported attacks? Who benefits from such attacks and how?
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There are. They tend to be exclusive clubs for the jet set (independently wealthy, aristocrats, professionals...). Example: https://www.asmallworld.com/
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It is striking that the iPhone with A11 is reportedly slightly more powerful than the current entry-level MacBook Pro. What more will it take for Apple to abandon Intel?
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Or one of the developers deletes the index you've just added... because it uses too much disk space.
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My understanding is that construction is scheduled to start in 2018 and the first trains will run in 2020.
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by mkempe 9y ago
Correction: the distance between Houston and Dallas is 240 miles, not 640.

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