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by mkl95 3y ago
> Lots of employers like to delude themselves that their company is some big important, cutting-edge enterprise that's making a real impact in the world. Pretty much. The only time I've considered going back to in-person work s
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So? Since W3C approved DRM, any self respecting user should struggle to take them seriously.
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Well, trading off democracy for stability is pretty common in the area. Israel is currently falling out with their last few Western allies. Check out their neighboring countries Wikipedia pages to guess what happens next.
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> But it’s his own government – not the Israeli Palestinian conflict – that worries Amit most. The judicial overhaul and the uncertainty, disruption and risks that come with it, are forcing him to shift Tipalti’s money and talent oversea
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Next up: An Open-Source Mirantis Management Project - built by management tool managers, for management tool managers
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Guinicorn coming next!
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You're just another Johnnie Hackeronie now...
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> Pretty much you can highlight text. By default Safari shows a yellow highlight. I like it! Chrome also shows a yellow highlight by default. But since I don't have Safari installed on my machine, I don't know if it's exac
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HATEOS consists mostly of linking responses ("resources") to each other, as opposed to nesting data. So instead of looking at some nested data, you will follow a link to that data, and so on. You probably won't see it in the
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In my experience, people learn from struggling to do something. Surprise is only one of the emotions involved. I would say the frustration and dopamine cycle is the biggest factor pushing a learner to master a subject.
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Isn't that just a sidecar? Maybe Kubernetes is hard enough that some engineers are willing to pay $19 to avoid using it.
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> Ultimately, what is just a tiny line of text at the top of blog posts for the users becomes a daunting task, representing tens of hours of engineering work to implement. Something I have noticed about Fowler-esque / Uncle Bob-esqu
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Considering Python is probably the most popular language ever, I would say the members of the council keep a pretty low profile. There are declining languages with userbases orders of magnitude smaller that make the front page more often.
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This is a relatively common phenomenon in multiplayer games. The most famous (infamous?) recent case is probably New World, which peaked at 900k+ concurrent users and lately peaks at ~20k every day [1] [1] https://steamcharts.com
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How does it compare to NATS.io?
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It has felt pretty odd to see Twitter evolve from the lightweight microblogging site it once was, to a political free-for-all, and then to some kind of Truth Social spinoff for geeks.
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Some of these features lie in the border of the uncanny valley where languages like Ruby and "vanilla Javascript" live, and are not compatible with the principle of least surprise or even the Zen of Python. I don't write too
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CTO / VP of engineering at small VC-backed companies that employ less than 50 engineers. My current CTO spends most of his time spamming ChatGPT-related stuff, and discussing "key objectives" he replaces every few months, thu
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Reddit's r/Place is going about as well as expected(theverge.com)
3 points by mkl95 3y ago|0 comments
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It doesn't, though. Good project-based learning will teach you to build some stuff that works and deliver it, while gaining a decent understanding of what you are doing.
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Some "rockstar engineers" who write tons of logic in their controllers are shivering right now.
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I found it easy to pick up, and my React development experience is much better than when I used vanilla JS. I'm not even close to a full time frontend guy, so your experience may be completely different. I guess when you have worked wi
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One of the best House MD plot lines was when House was fired, then hired as a consultant because the other guys were not that good.
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> Providing energy for a global economy in which billions of people in developing countries aspire to a lifestyle similar to that of Europe, North America, and East Asia is one of the most daunting challenges of the 21st century A daunti
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CSS will improve your readers / users quality of life if you use it properly. To me that's enough to keep using it.
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What if you serve the same site? Does googlebot know that some text has the same color as the background?
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Can you pollute their data with hidden elements, or do they only scrape visible stuff?
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There are tons of non-trivial Python and Ruby projects out there, to name a few examples.
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It's a statement that it's not some personal project and it is backed more or less consistently by a bunch of people.
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Can ChatGPT Pass the Blade Runner’s Voight-Kampff Test? (2022)(velebit.ai)
2 points by mkl95 3y ago|1 comments

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