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   by pantulis 5y ago

   I had that on my Vic20. https://www.vic-20.it/visible-solar-sistem-1930/
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   by pantulis 5y ago

   These are great tips from someone who is a great player and has experience teaching the piano, but I'd also add that you need to also practice the theory behind the piece, specially for modern music as this speeds up the process of lea
3. 873.▲
   by pantulis 5y ago

   I preferred to err on the side of caution, just in case.
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   by pantulis 5y ago

   If this is a personal project and if you are not very JS fluent, you can absolutely stay away from all the SPA bruhaha. Rails is still very well alive and kicking, same thing going on for Django, Symphony and so on. I say "if this is
5. 875.▲
   by pantulis 5y ago

   I don't have the faintest idea, but the notion of having my session cookies and credentials stored in a VM somewhere makes me very nervous and I am not even half paranoid. So they need to figure it out otherwise it's only valid fo
6. 876.▲
   by pantulis 5y ago

   I was going to try Mighty but even in my somewhat relaxed work environment item 4 is not really solved by Mighty apart from "we will not access your data". Obviously they are very smart and will surely be working on E2E encrypti
7. 877.▲
   by pantulis 5y ago

   Wondering if the X server would support running one of the newer Firefox builds as a remote display.
8. 878.▲
   by pantulis 5y ago

   There has been a lot of advances all these years, thank $DEITY.
9. 879.▲
   by pantulis 5y ago

   They are absolutely beautiful, and the Open Windows environment is still gorgeous. Sadly not very useful today but for remote terminal sessions --and you would need a local web browser.
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    by pantulis 5y ago

    I did that 20 years ago with Solaris. Was contrived and not the easiest thing, but work it did.
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    by pantulis 6y ago

    This article is very on point. Most of the time tasks go in an out of the list and we lack a meaningful strategy or prioritization. I can only suggest applying over-scheduling or time-blocking. Reason: most apps don't really combine t
12. 882.▲
    by pantulis 6y ago

    Well, I wouldn't know, that's why I clicked on the article :P I said "outdated" in a wrong way, because this means is not valid today, which is obviously not the case.
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    by pantulis 6y ago

    You are right, outdated would imply not useful which is obviously not true. But all of this stuff was in my copy of Hennessy & Patterson from those days so it is not exactly new (because I am that old!).
14. 884.▲
    by pantulis 6y ago

    Isn't the material a little bit old? I remember reading about all this stuff in the University circa 1996. Edit: originally said "outdated".
15. 885.▲
    by pantulis 6y ago

    Well these people will probably quickly land a job at GitHub, Shopify or Stripe. Also, there are iOS and data scientists. Again I am assuming they are really good in their field.
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    by pantulis 6y ago

    And Kubernetes
17. 887.▲
    by pantulis 6y ago

    I should have written: all of them are world-class developers, otherwise they would not be having a job there.
18. 888.▲
    by pantulis 6y ago

    Of course partners and kb are also key. "I never pretended to know stuff that I didn't." Exactly! My feelings is that they pride not on knowing things, but on knowing _how_ to know things. I had an ex-Mck associate partner a
19. 889.▲
    by pantulis 6y ago

    Some of them are also world-class Ruby developers. They seem to be mostly north americans (i could be wrong).
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    by pantulis 6y ago

    I dont think the relation "best names ever" -> "no politics at work" is that straightforward. There had to be a lot of escalation in the discussion internally, and then political issues were raised.
21. 891.▲
    by pantulis 6y ago

    Mmmmm I guess this is standard but not a honourable discharge. It's not that uncommon to help the leaving employee find a good position in another company so that he/she can become a future customer, being part of the alumni netw
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    by pantulis 6y ago

    Of course, but that's only the deployment process for the deliverable. An art on itself but the value is on the problem solving. What I admire from the McK/BCG/BAIN etc. cadre is their confidence on being able to solve any p
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    by pantulis 6y ago

    Very true, as a matter of fact I've done my fair share of powerpoints too.
24. 894.▲
    by pantulis 6y ago

    I'd also add doing not only the hard thing, but also the non-sexy thing.
25. 895.▲
    by pantulis 6y ago

    I did not state that in a pejorative sense, though. For big enterprise customers the run costs is where the nicest profits are no matter how the delivery was done because they extend over many years. It's only that the scale of ACN al
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    by pantulis 6y ago

    They can also provide some sort of "financing", like selling the build project at a loss and then recover it on the operation/maintenance phase.
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    by pantulis 6y ago

    "Accenture is primarily a PowerPoint consulting firm" No, that would be McKinsey.
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    by pantulis 6y ago

    Responsive web design caters both businesses (cheaper than having a separate mobile website) and users (single URL for everything). I guess the article author is out of the main demographics as most users don't notice this because the
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    by pantulis 6y ago

    My first PHP code was written on PSPad. I didn't love it but I also didn't hate it and it worked. It's really nice to know that it's still going on.
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    by pantulis 6y ago

    Thanks!