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This reminds me of a paper from google, where they try to determine how risky a change to a file is, according to its commit history. Given you use semantic commit messages, you can just look on the number of fix() commits and infer a risk
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Its quite remarkable that some people value the fact that estiamtes have been beaten or not.
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- native mobile apps: I thought they would be replaced by simple webapps within a year, cause the costs of developing and maintaining at that time three different native apps appeared unreasonable. - app stores: the facts that they exist an
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Worth mentioning Brad Frost with his wonderful formalized approach for componetized UIs, called Atomic Design [0] [0] https://bradfrost.com/blog/post/atomic-web-design/
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I prefer Slavoj Zizek classification into knowns and unknowns. - Known-Knowns: things we know that we know - Known-Unknowns: things that we know we don’t know - Unkown-Unknowns: things we don’t know we don’t know - Unknown-Knowns: “The thin
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Can i simply prefix any url with commentr.io to get to the comments section? Some time ago i did a scroing and visualization of reddit threads, maybe you find it useful, see https://migor.org/reddit/#/discussion&#x
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One could conclude that they have a sense for their community, an us-feelimg. Interesting...
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Ask HN: What libs/frameworks do exist to detect file content?
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Ask HN: How do you persist your archived digital data for the long term?
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Some time ago I was brain storming about something similar but with a different tech stack to be able to plot from the distance. I wanted to mount a spray can on a quad-copter and keep the power supply external initially. The ultimate goal
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Without reading the article sleeping is part of learning [0]. One idea of lucid dreaming is to "learn" during sleep. [0] https://web.archive.org/web/20181017190008/https://www.super...
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IMO the premise "everyone needs to work in a corp" is already wrong. The question should be what do so everyone can live a good life. Maybe some want to work to have a good live, others not. The next question would then be if and
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Slightly OT, does anyone of you know some idea resources outside our IT bubble, e.g. renewable energy, recycling... ?
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Kudos for the effort. How do you plan to curate that list? Maybe a git based approach is more future proof, so not everything is on your sholder, like awesome-tech-ideas or so.
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If you want to see how well privatized water infrastructure works, go to south america: bad water quality and ridiculously high prices. Please enlighten me in what way privatization helps in that area.
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Ask HN: What are the most important innovations in human history?
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I watched an interesting lecture by martin lobdell - study less study smart [0] which says that your mind tends to be in a specific mental mode depending on the location. So when you try to work on your kitchen table, your mind is in the ea
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Economics is a branch of social science. They always try to sell it as some kind of natural science, based on mathematical models, but in the end its just social dynamics.
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Definitely cypress [0]. I can't recommend selenium based solutions if you care about execution speed and don't care about the browser. [0] https://www.cypress.io/
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In my previous job we went through the same process. A review involves two parties (the author and the reviewers) with different goals and obligations. Fast forward, we decided that the goal of a reviewer is to check - readability/main
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When I realized that "the news" have much more influence shaping mine and my friends opinion, I was shocked. It passively or they actively distract you from things that really matter in your life [0] (availability heuristic [1]).
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Show HN: How I automated deployments for my static hugo blog
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I had a similar experience, you always get what you measure. IMO the best a approach is to first integrate the test coverage in the code reviews, cause there is no hard rule [0] and second write property-based tests [1]. [0] http:/&#x
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Ask HN: What do you do to get mentally stronger?
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Ask: What automated testing approach do you use for browser based UIs?
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Regarding Public Relations, maybe the classic from Edwards Bernays called "Propaganda" [0], should got into your list. [0] https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/493212.Propaganda
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I usually appreciate reading about your future plans regarding the product. Maybe you want to publish your roadmap in public, there was a recent article [0] that I enjoyed reading elaborating on "Publishing Roadmaps". [0] https:&
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I would love some clarity on how they plan to be sustainable. In the FAQs they claim "We are currently focused on bringing the best possible service to you, completely free.", which makes me sad. If they deliver a value they shoul
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Hacking the mind, how to get your brain into the right mode Marty Lobdell - Study Less Study Smart https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IlU-zDU6aQ0 AJ Jacobs: The Importance of Self-Delusion in the Creative Process” https:
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On the topic of geo engineering, I want to share a quote [0] from the physicist Joshua Bach: "As long as we are still burning fossil fuels to generate energy, the idea of capturing the CO2 from the atmosphere is a joke. It would requir
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