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7y ago
That is covered in the article but the biblical usage is not the point here.
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7y ago
> 50% chance they’ll keep their cloud 50% chance it’s already living dead like rackspace. I don't think you've done any research for this opinion.
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7y ago
By that logic, any change would be considered "breaking" because people will expect that the change also exists in older versions.
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7y ago
VS for Mac doesn't even have an enterprise edition.
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7y ago
That was one of the coolest videos I've ever watched.
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7y ago
Summary: weather.com uses an ad provider who gives them a malicious ad .1% of the time.
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7y ago
It's not the same thing at all. TeamViewer literally has to take in the password and paste it plaintext in later. They cannot simply validate that a user knows the password. This does not happen "all the time" in web dev.
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7y ago
Why would you expect only a UI update to be relevant?
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7y ago
That really is a hard problem. Here is a very good slide deck [0] detailing the complexity of flight search. It's written by an employee of ITA Software, who built QPX, the system that was bought by Google and now powers Google Flights
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7y ago
I wish someone would post a counterexample along with their downvote.
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7y ago
>Ideally you could use Bing as your default engine, then fall back to Google whenever there's a search that doesn't yield good results. This is what I do with DDG. Unless I have a pretty specific search, or want Google's r
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7y ago
>Forcing oneself to interact for 30 minutes a day is not feasible. Even if the benefits were are as palpable as actual exercise. This makes no sense. People exercise for 30 minutes a day, or read, or clean, or play video games, or watch
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7y ago
>I still have an iTunes playlist with all of the music from the dancing silhouette iPod commercials Me too! They had awesome song choices.
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7y ago
Columns can only be sorted descending. https://nobsgames.stavros.io/ios/?s=price
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7y ago
The title of the html page has a couple extra words. Maybe Verge tried to change the title to remove `Google lawsuit` and forgot the apostrophe. >Sonos’ Google lawsuit says what every smaller tech company was thinking: working with big t
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7y ago
Lol I was hoping that's what the name would be referencing.
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7y ago
Docker + Kubernetes. Cutting edge: https://kustomize.io/
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7y ago
Yes that is obviously a joke. He is poking fun at himself for feeling like a business genius after reading one chapter of a Wharton textbook.
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7y ago
Really good writing. Definitely a questionable move to quit their job for a business with no market research, but I enjoyed the second-hand learning experience.
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7y ago
>Facebook will be gone in 5 years >>Probably the best prediction I've read on this thread.
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7y ago
Great article. Only thing that I thought was out of scope/unrealistic for most teams was having a 6 month time bomb on traffic and deciding to build a load balancer.
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7y ago
How do you "make sure the communication/content is interesting"? Are you talking about moderation or talking about making sure there is good content posted? I've read the Reddit origin story of founders submitting conten
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7y ago
>known for its slashing attacks, sparkling sacrifices and all out aggression Interestingly this goes against the entire point of the article, that castling results in defensive play which results in draws.
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7y ago
>you don't find learning entire languages hard or confusing source?
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7y ago
There is no difference for the average user. I'm not going to use the code in master, I will use a package from pip, pipenv or otherwise.
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7y ago
90% less human mistakes.
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7y ago
$225 is reasonable in the US. They can get expensive. It's mostly just in the marketing and the fact that it's an item you don't buy often so people are willing to shell out.
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7y ago
I have this book. I did not take a ton of math in college and it was pretty good to refresh and get better understanding on some topics I missed out on. Would recommend for someone with a similar background (undergrad in business college no
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7y ago
This reminded me to buy his book. There is something very relaxing about reading 75% nonsense, 25% satire posts.
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7y ago
Really neat. Still wish I could read the article though. Although I'll say for my university the degrees listed are not accurate.
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