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by neves 7y ago
The practice that most reduces the incidence of tests is code review: https://kevin.burke.dev/kevin/the-best-ways-to-find-bugs-in-...
902.
by neves 7y ago
It really looks like some people does not have the minimum idea about the magnitude of the concerted misinformation campaigns. Tang is the first one that offers effective ways to counter attack these efforts. This is the best article that I
903.
by neves 7y ago
It is great to work where you live, what is terrible is to live where you work! :-)
904.
by neves 7y ago
The data structures look really cool, but I couldn't image example to make use of them in "everyday" software. Would someone give me some example of problems that would be easier to solve with special data structures?
905.
by neves 7y ago
Isn't it ironic that he isn't pining down the docker version?
906.
by neves 7y ago
These are features for a desktop computer, not for a mobile phone. That's why they were not priorized/implemented.
907.
by neves 7y ago
How much of these "reforested" areas are of eucalyptus plantations, used to fabricate paper? I don't think that we can point a big exogenous monoculture can be considered "greener".
908.
by neves 7y ago
I have 2 children. The greatest menace on line to them is addiction. I have blocking and monitoring software (Kaspersky), and it prevents me of arguing and fighting about turning down the devices. It doesn't really solve the problem, b
909.
by neves 7y ago
American newspapers are blatantly nationalist. It is very hard to point to problems in their companies. Obesity problems? Nestle is is the villain: https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2017/09/16/health&#x
910.
by neves 7y ago
Here: http://www.nhlbi.nih.gov/files/docs/public/sleep/healthy_sle... I'd also recommend earplugs and a good blackout curtain.
911.
by neves 7y ago
Yes. Every lenses has this option by now.
912.
by neves 7y ago
Some suggestions: https://www.nytimes.com/2018/10/17/opinion/brazil-election-f...
913.
by neves 7y ago
I have a cheap Mi Band 2 and I'm impressed with how well it measures when I'm sleeping and when I'm awake. I don't know how good it is to measure deep sleep. I does not pretend to measure REM. Are there any weareable dev
914.
by neves 7y ago
Don't forget about WhatsApp. It was the main channel of dissemination of fake news in Brazilian Election. Now we have a global warning denier in the presidency and Amazon deforestation is reaching record levels. Sure there isn't a
915.
by neves 7y ago
Weinberg books are full of wisdom. Systems Thinking is at the core of his ideas. You can find almost all of his books in LeanPub at a very accessible price: https://leanpub.com/u/jerryweinberg If you are outside the US
916.
by neves 7y ago
Welcome to Brazil: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roger_Abdelmassih
917.
by neves 7y ago
Cached text version: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:YXae0gV...
918.
by neves 7y ago
I'm really impressed with Mi Band 2 sleep tracking. It correctly matches the time I go to bed, and get up. Also gets each time I wake up during the night, or when I'm reading before sleep. I'm not sure about the "deep sl
919.
by neves 7y ago
Nice. I also like this similar version from Microsoft: How many Microsoft employees does it take to change a lightbulb? https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/ericlippert/2003/10/28/how-...
920.
by neves 7y ago
Holy Sh*t! A lot of things to do and I just discovery Alan Kay's answers in Quora: https://www.quora.com/profile/Alan-Kay-11
921.
by neves 7y ago
I programed in APL! Sure, I just had to change an already developed code from my MSc adviser. It was weird! First of all, you needed an special keyboard just to use it: http://ageinghacker.net/hacks/apl-keyboard/ap
922.
by neves 8y ago
Terrible news. I've just bought the desktop version to get some flashbacks :-) BTW, the old version was terrible in my modern Windows machine.
923.
by neves 8y ago
BTW, here is an excerpt of the book: https://wikileaks.org/google-is-not-what-it-seems/
924.
by neves 8y ago
I'm starting to read "When Google Met WikiLeaks" by Assange. In this book Schmidt is the villain. It will be nice to match Assange's point of view with all the eulogies that we will read about Schmidt now.
925.
by neves 8y ago
When I try to be sure that I will get a answer, I always try to write to the company email instead of filling a web form. When Gmail sees that I wrote to a company, it won't put its emails in the spam folder.
926.
by neves 8y ago
Sure Google is worse. A BDFL usually started it as a personal project, has deep interest in making the software flourish in the most places possible. Google interest is their bottom line, and it will base their technical decisions.
927.
by neves 8y ago
Weird. Till other day the Web was the platform to rule them all. Who would do desktop apps in 2019? If you need a web page, and hybrid app is still best option.
928.
by neves 8y ago
The problem isn't the top, but the long tail: where can we legally find the greatest directors films from the world that aren't blockbusters.
929.
by neves 8y ago
No, I can blame. They could have stopped to spread of fake news, but as the article says, it's not their best interest.
930.
by neves 8y ago
Please read this. This isn't just another routine news that Zuck lied and Facebook is evil. They had access to more than 4.000 previously unreleased documents. Democracy is at stake. Facebook and its subsidiaries are destroying our soc

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