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polskibus
14y ago
I'd add two of mine to that list: try thinking in foreign language and calculating in it.
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There are piles and piles written on this subject. Harvard Business Review is just full of research and essays on it. Every now and then, an article like this surfaces, a "case study" that is the result of survivorship bias - a description
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I'm afraid it's not that simple, unless you want to change your job ,'downgrade' to programmer and accept pay decrease. You could be lucky, but still changing back to lower rank often means less power over product's final shape, which you d
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Aside from whether this article is right and accurate, can anyone share research-backed tips on how to get back from multitasking habit to singletasking? During career development ,for example from developer to manager, people take on more
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14y ago
Information wants to be free. Nothing will stop it. Humanity has been copying "proprietary" information forever. People gossip about work and other secrets, copy other people's notes, etc. Computer software is just yet another example of it
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14y ago
even the backward Poland had such boxes for at least several years now: http://inpost.pl . I'm really surprised Google picked them.
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An improvement over Wankel engine
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Brave Robotics Transforming Robot Car Rolls out
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14y ago
I cannot find information on whether Redshift supports queries in MDX. Lots of DWs today are run on Microsoft SQL Server Analysis Services and its MDX spec is now supported by several DW vendors. MDX support would mean it would be easy to s
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14y ago
This would open lots of possibilities, however teaching all those c#_with_no_c++_background programmers about proper use of destructors and RAII may be hard ;)
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US Air Force Develops "Fly-Bot" | UAS VISION
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Environment saving jeans
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Grids are the holy grail of corporate web programming. As a person that had to work with a few grid components, I can tell you that it is lacking lots of features to be considered mature. For example: editable cells, tree grid mode, r-click
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14y ago
Don't get angry with the numbers, don't mistake correlation with causation. Entrepreneurs are people who like to build instead of destroy, having a kid may just be a manifestation of that instinct. There are almost no incentives for having
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14y ago
Android will soon be the linux of the client-side world. Ubiquitous, cheap OS. Facebook HQ wants to get into all Android devices, not just the mobile phones, hence the push on their employees. "eat your own dog food" is a good strategy for
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250pages/min automated scanner
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Disclaimer: I have not read the lean-startup book. I have read the summary of lean-startup methodology. Considering from my experience with lean methods in general (think Toyota Way), I'd like to share what I think is the best book on Lean
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That's not a good analogy. With chrome extension you (almost) always need a background.html, background.js, popup.html, etc. Perhaps chrome extensions would be better if you started by defining a class or writing functions without unnecessa
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14y ago
This is a good idea, but at the same time it shows a weakness of chrome extensions' design. If there is a need for such a skeleton app, then the technology stack should have it built in - so that a template is not needed at all!
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That is specifically the incubator's role. It's a promise, not a shop. Promises can be broken, but they are also innovation's fuel. It's a bit like criticising a baby, for being a baby. You have to let it grow and be patient. If you don't w
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Lots of trolling and ranting. I mean seriously, kickstarter is an incubator. If you don't like it, don't participate. No need to whine about it loud. Instead of being really constructive in his critique, the author provides shallow critique