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Redefining content collaboration with $9.3M in new funding
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The time displayed by git or other programs could simply be converted to the timezone you feel comfortable with?
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I think one of the problems is that a lot of the management methods are built for the lowest common denominator. Juniors and mediocre developers who "need" direction and strict structure. Micro management is easier than creating a
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When I was younger, I could skip most of the homework because I learned enough during class. The mandatory assignments were sometimes finished quickly just before I had to turn them in. I didn't get the necessary practice and disciplin
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1. Talking to other developers. Sometimes using "uncool" technologies and languages is ok, and they often have a good reason. 2. The concept of "innovation tokens" if you solve a business need https://mcfunley
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It's similar to how some teams that win the national championship in NFL are called "World Champions"... a sport that is played professionally in only one country.
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Would that be different than checking the __name__? if __name__ = "__main__": mainMethod()
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Yes, they are all in the same quadrant as Berlin :-)
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It also managed to include 5 Norwegian cities, but missed the largest city because it was in the same square as Berlin.
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Wild birds climb trees etc. more than captive birds. The reason nails grow is that they are not used as much as they would naturally.
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For a dog, one bad experience can be enough. They can also spread their behaviour to other dogs that notice that they are afraid in certain situations. These dogs will "teach" other dogs and the behaviour spreads quickly.
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I knew a dog (German Shepard) that was scared by another dog of a different breed (flat coated retriever) when she was young. The rest of her life she was really careful around dogs of the attacker's colour, and aggressive against dogs
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I think it is more to it than that. The index card only tells them that a seat is available. They also need to read other documents to find out which fares are available and match that to the seat. There are probably specific conditions for
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> Choice example: does a time period "from January 2019 to January 2020" include two Januaries? The answer to this question would change, sometimes twice a week, when asked of the "product owner". Unfortunately, the o
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VDOM itself is not a silver bullet either. One example is Imba ( https://www.imba.io/ ) which compiles to JS and is supposed to be much faster. The "todo list" example they give is almost 50x faster than React. They
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The Lie That Helped Build Nintendo (2019)
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I find that MDN often has good descriptions. One example is this "hidden" gem. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/ma...
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I have a question for you. What do you think will happen when these guys are released? Most of them will have problems for the rest of their lives. They will probably be more dangerous to society. Even if you for some reason accept the crue
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Yes. You can have a no-op collector
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Netscape 5 was never released. They skipped that version when they decided to focus on the Gecko engine (later used in Firefox). Netscape 6 was released using the new Gecko engine.
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Java and Spring (Boot) I think it is unlikely that they will not still be relevant in 2025. With the recent improvements of the Java language and looking at the roadmap ahead, the Java language is looking more and more competitive. Java 14
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If that happened you would probably see (wealthy) people migrating to underground bunkers to protect themselves and interact using VR. That could be one of the explanations why they don't go out to create colonies and make enough noise
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If our technology continues to improve, future humans could be looking at life spans of thousands of years if they are not killed by accidents. I assume that it will require population control, because we will not be able to find enough hab
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Reservation systems are built on top of very old systems. One date format that is standard is 25DEC19. It probably made sense for humans entering «cryptic commands» (yes that is the term)
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IntelliJ IDEA has that feature (local history)
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Java 8 was released March 18, 2014, so they had 5 years to upgrade. But I see your point about the new release schedule, where the LTS version is not supported after 6 months. I think the companies need to change their mindsets. New Java ve
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It could be worse. Norway has two counting systems Modern: 32 = "thirty-two" (similar to English) Old: 32 = "two-and-thirty" (similar to German) The modern system was introduced by the government in the 50s as a requirem
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You could have a combination of static text and animation. For example "Loading..." where the dots are animated
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The Ozone layer was improved by both politicians and the general public working together to reduce harmful chemicals. It is actually one of the great success stories where people worked together. Even the most conservative leaders in the We
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I guess it would be nice to have a "fuzzy" cron job setting, so you could specify "run it at a random time during the day/hour/minute"
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