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niceworkbuddy
3mo ago
This is like someone not knowing software development at all doing a code review.
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niceworkbuddy
10mo ago
I wonder what part of these failed sales is due to GDRP requirements in the IT enterprise industry. I have my own european view, and it seems our governments are treating the matter very seriously. How do you ensure an AI agent won't l
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niceworkbuddy
3y ago
Some time ago I was through a stage of depression, anxiety attacks and I couldn't eat a thing, my brain was simply refusing to accept a food. I lost a lot of weight then... But this is the worst way of losing weight IMHO. Every now an
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niceworkbuddy
4y ago
Education was pretty good there comparing to USA. However, what is more important, are chances after education. Where are you gonna end? In USSR, only in some national soviet office, wasting all your talent...
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niceworkbuddy
4y ago
Never forget :')
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niceworkbuddy
5y ago
Wow! This is something new. Keep going with that, I keep my fingers crossed for you! :)
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niceworkbuddy
7y ago
I think you are right, however prepositions are quite tricky for those whom English language is not mother tongue. In Polish we could say "on": eg. "12,428 people have now died on COVID-19".
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niceworkbuddy
7y ago
Maybe try google with `site:` keyword. You can use also advance searching tools, so eg. you can search value to date.
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niceworkbuddy
7y ago
There is another way. GMail allows to use compact interface. There is option to turn it on: click on 'gears' icon in top right on the top of table/list with e-mails and switch onto compact view. You can also turn off those &q
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7y ago
Yeah it's really nice! :) However i think there should be an option to disable showing sidewalks for pedestrians, so only roads for cars should be seen then. It would be nice to see where you can drive your car ;)
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7y ago
My two nuggets. This reminded me of Ijon Tichy's saying after one of his voyages: " Thus concluded one of the most unusual of my adventures and voyages. Notwithstanding all the hardship and pain it had occasioned me, I was glad of
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niceworkbuddy
7y ago
Yet is not like. When you default your mortgage, bank can get you rid of property. However what you have learned, you still have it in your head (at least in some way).
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niceworkbuddy
7y ago
GitLab has virtual machine image, so it's really unobtrusive for your system.
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niceworkbuddy
7y ago
I think it's cognitive overload. I remember when I was pretty young, there was a language named Logo. It has different but similar syntax in Polish and English. Eventually you used only one of them.
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niceworkbuddy
7y ago
You are not necessarily right. It's because of limited knowledge of structure and architecture. Eg. developer giving someone `create table` statement (without table data). In MySQL engine this statement by default contains last auto in
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7y ago
Every database. It's because of logical order of execution, as explained in article. Eg. you cannot use `having` before `where` even if syntax of SQL is allowing you to do so.
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7y ago
I too highly recommend God's Playground. Great book on Polish history. It is one of the first books of Norman Davies on this topic, so it's not very biased.
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7y ago
I wonder what Captain's Nemo story could have been today...
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7y ago
I think there is distinction between documentation in development progress and documentation afterwards. IMHO article is about the first. After something is done, you can write thorough documentation of product with UML diagrams and whatnot
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niceworkbuddy
7y ago
I can't admire them for biting me in the leg, sorry ;-)
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7y ago
This is just equivalent to canister in gas-powered vehicles.
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niceworkbuddy
7y ago
This is really unfortunate. Killing one of the best applications? I mean it's fast, reliable, simple, easy to use, integrated...
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7y ago
For comparison: I live in Poland. Here legislative power is called "Sejm" and deputies are selected in elections (as usual in typical European country). However, there are two places in Sejm, for German minorities deputies. There
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8y ago
Fortunately there is an extension for Chrome solving that problem. https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/make-medium-readab...
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niceworkbuddy
8y ago
Do they?
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niceworkbuddy
8y ago
It feels like early 2000s.
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8y ago
We are seeing actual progress in science! This is good.
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8y ago
What did you have done to the page... Now it's dead.
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10y ago
Here is link to the document mentioned: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1GCK53YDcBWQveod9kfzW-VCx...