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by nottrobin 4y ago
Wow you responded! How did you even find this post :) This is my one feature request: https://github.com/GitJournal/GitJournal/issues/257 I actually wouldn't mind giving it a go myself if I could get my
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Freedom from the Tyranny of Metrics(robinwinslow.uk)
2 points by nottrobin 4y ago|0 comments
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by nottrobin 4y ago
Nice idea! Imma steal this :)
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Hate paywalls? 12ft.io is the answer(robinwinslow.uk)
4 points by nottrobin 4y ago|7 comments
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Blogging from My Phone with GitJournal(robinwinslow.uk)
3 points by nottrobin 4y ago|4 comments
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Refocusing on 1:1s(anthonydillon.com)
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Open Source vs. the Renaissance(discourse.ubuntu.com)
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Open source and its social impact(youtube.com)
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Freedom from the Tyranny of Metrics(robinwinslow.uk)
1 points by nottrobin 5y ago|0 comments
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Vanilla’s Accessibility Documentation Process(ubuntu.com)
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by nottrobin 5y ago
Anyone else click on this expecting a post about Cardano?
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by nottrobin 5y ago
I think other comments have noted this, but I don't see where the harm of memes is supposed to be. Yes, far more people are happy to fleetingly express support for an idea than will actually take meaningful action Yes, political moveme
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by nottrobin 5y ago
What a load of nonsense
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by nottrobin 6y ago
Yes this is a very interesting philosophical concept to me. I think the counterpoint to it is that it's also somewhat common for specialists to get stuck in local Maxima, as their expertise provide a deep but potentially narrow framewo
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by nottrobin 6y ago
I think a couple of the criticisms are valid - mostly the criticism of dependency inversion. But overall I think the article (if we were to take it seriously) basically represents a nihilistic point of view that says "there's no p
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by nottrobin 6y ago
Also, only one of them has anything to do with theft. The other two are simply unrelated news stories about people with links to China - one was a US researcher who may have lied to get a visa, the other simply a "policy breach".
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by nottrobin 6y ago
Yes this sounds very likely. Why would anyone need to hand over their credentials to sci hub if it weren't for this purpose? Neither the BBC nor the police present any evidence of this "phishing" that I can see. If I still ha
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by nottrobin 6y ago
I'm not so convinced of the difference between the "real world" and online. Misinformation, propaganda & charlatans all existed in droves long before the internet. In fact, it's almost certainly true that your averag
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Supporting “I don't care about cookies” on ubuntu.com(ubuntu.com)
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Regex Basics(ubuntu.com)
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Avoid RegEx(robinwinslow.uk)
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by nottrobin 6y ago
Haha love the simplicity of "bitcoin has shown decentralisation is a bad idea". No whiff of a justification, just a straightforward statement of fact. A masterclass in empty marketing. This company knows their shit.
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by nottrobin 6y ago
Does "director" mean something much lower than it sounds like? Or does "associate" mean something higher? To me, a "director" is someone who understands the business deeply, knows how to lead, take initiative,
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I quite like to break things(popey.com)
2 points by nottrobin 6y ago|1 comments
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by nottrobin 6y ago
There's no mention of snaps in the sandboxing section. This is a shame, I'd like to hear the author's analysis of its sandboxing. As far as I'm aware, it is stricter on providing permissions to snaps than flatpak, in tha
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by nottrobin 6y ago
"We all know about the big meteor showers such as the Geminids and Perseids" Nods sagely
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by nottrobin 6y ago
> ... asked students to entertain themselves with nothing but their thoughts in an "unadorned room". Most said they found it hard to concentrate; half found it unpleasant or neutral at best Wait, so half found it pleasant?
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by nottrobin 6y ago
I know nothing about what goes into approving a vaccine, but I am genuinely curious how come the US FDA was a whole 10 days behind the UK in approving this, and were also beaten by Bahrain and Canada. Is it because they're genuinely mo
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by nottrobin 6y ago
I basically completely disagree with everything in this article. And the article provides scant evidence to support its (to me) extremely controversial framing of the world. To start with, I think it's complete bullshit that most work
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Publish Early, Publish Often(robinwinslow.uk)
3 points by nottrobin 6y ago|0 comments

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