msquog

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by msquog 6y ago
The world cup half-time tea break spike. The load of millions of electric kettles boiling in unison. All the nation's toilets also flush repeatedly at much the same time, which was a central plot point in the film "Flushed Away&qu
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by msquog 6y ago
You made a product where people compete to pay you the most? That's hilarious
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by msquog 7y ago
But jira isn't the problem that's being solved - a person hired full time would be a project manager, who in the absence of jira, would solve the project management problem with different tools. Jira is not perfect. But the atlass
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by msquog 7y ago
Learning pandas really does feel like learning a new language - new syntax, idioms and implementation details to be aware of. Much more so than other libraries imo. Given how utterly powerful it is, I think that's OK. Not sure a large
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by msquog 7y ago
This is your take-away?
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by msquog 7y ago
Right, but then you're ignoring ambient light. Your statement isn't true in a dark room, where the very much does care.
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by msquog 7y ago
This is uninformed and unsubstantiated. The answer depends massively on the intended use case.
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by msquog 8y ago
The adverts are right there on the page still. Why would it be more profitable to send users to the BBC website?
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by msquog 8y ago
> Take for an example the UK referendum to leave the EU. Even though it's overall a complete shitshow, and all sides usually agree on that, nobody can really claim that it wasn't a democratic decision. Was it a smart one? Who k