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This is also why Phoenix appears as one of the US's largest cities, while its metro area is significantly smaller than other cities that have a smaller population.
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The author has been writing his own game engines and scripting languages for decades, so he has a lot to go on, and sounds like he enjoys.
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One interesting note - she's being charged federally, not by local Philly PD.
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6y ago
To prevent looting from the recent civil unrest.
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6y ago
The pictures look much more apocalyptical than they otherwise might because many of the storefronts are boarded up to prevent looting.
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6y ago
Like when San Francisco tried to ban free lunches in the office.
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6y ago
What's wrong with Safari?
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What I wonder is how often the "remove" operation happens. I'd wager it's more likely there are many services doing variations of the same thing, but existing ones are hard to kill because there is a web of dependencies.
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6y ago
Are they going to regret having 4,000 micro services now?
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What happens is that different teams build out their own wikis , or come in via acquisition). The company then ends up with a dozen of them, and re-orgs occur and a single team now has two wikis, and people wonder why the information isn&#x
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6y ago
Our team is all on 15" MBPs, sound quality is quite good with built in mics and only marginally better with a headset. The worst is when someone is phoned in, the quality is poor and they have more delay.
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7y ago
Most of those accreditations exist only as a barrier to join the guild and limiting the supply of people in an industry, driving up costs. They establish some baseline of competency but it's mostly just a way to keep people out of the
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7y ago
Which leads to the saying that this headline is a play on: "All models are wrong, but some are useful." (George E.P. Box) We probably should be repeating that a lot to make sure people hear it.
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7y ago
I almost closed this page when he suggested LaTeX. Glad I read the next line :).
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7y ago
Interesting counterpoint to the "broadband is so much better in Europe" trope. Unless of course we are under strain here in the US as well....
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Doesn't seem to be free on the Apple TV app.
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CEOs can't fire their shareholders, though. I don't think being a Fortune 50 CEO is necessarily the best preparation for president, but there is definitely a lot of overlapping skills. This is very different than the businessman a
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7y ago
If he actually were to run, it would be as a third party candidate. Way too late for Democratic primaries.
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7y ago
This tradeoff comes up all the time on highly scaled systems, and stakeholders rarely if ever say "nope" in my experience.
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7y ago
JWT has many uses that have nothing to do with web browsers. The author doesn't mention anything about web browsers in the post. This line of JWT criticism needs to go away unless JWTs are being discussed specifically in a browser-base
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I basically learned how to program using Delphi 2, as a 16 year old who somehow ended up writing the LOB software for a small business owned by a family friend. Lots of good memories of that. My career would probably be farther behind if De
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7y ago
Why the glutamate? I find foods high to glutamate to make me want to eat more of them.
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7y ago
Man, The Verge's headlines are really exhausting.
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7y ago
Why? The patent would be for specific implementations to achieve these features. They aren't trivial.
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7y ago
I liked Make due to my perceived simplicity of it. Thanks to this article, I think I'll just use Rake next time.
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Another gripe, in the US they have gotten into the habit of calling street names by their state route number (that nobody knows), rather than the common name (that is on the street signs). On the other hand, a couple times Apple Maps has sc
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7y ago
What a waste of a good startup name.
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7y ago
What's FIRE?
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7y ago
We had them at Case, too, but they weren't that popular.
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7y ago
"Thousands"
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