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In a Divided Country, Communal Living Redefines Togetherness
(newyorker.com)
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Algorithmic Justice League
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The author agrees “I very much regret working on this First job, insecure about your career prospects and whether you’re able to get a new job, and it becomes easy to rationalize these things to yourself.”
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No thanks. I’m so tired of yet another programmers font.
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Apple iPhones Can Soon Hold Your ID. Privacy Experts Are on Edge
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You’ve seen hobos in real life?
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Take your shoes off indoors.
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Super rad! Where is he now?
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Is the data open source and available without using google earth?
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Sounds like JAM stack to me
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SSD + Xubuntu + refurbished Dell optiplex FTW!
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My CEO refers to Fibonacci numbers (used for story points) as Mariachi numbers.
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The “what happens” from the last paragraph: “The light under the drone was melted, and sensors were damaged from the extreme heat. He reports that the drone still works, but the vision sensor underneath no longer functions and gives constan
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That is a great way to burn bridges. Must have been a horrible place to work.
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Any chance there can be a screensheet of the diff view? I've used a lot of Neo/Vim themes and this scenario is always where the theme falls down or really shines.
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Really interesting post! Thanks for sharing. How does something like this happen?
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> presenting a messy picture containing the items of said list. It felt like a way to show the chaos factor in failures.
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That's probably the best advice. I'd add to it: make sure it's something your passionate about. Bonus if you can get real users.
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Congrats on the transition! I'm making a similar transition but from management back to individual contributor and also changing tech stacks.
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> there’s the concept of the ‘tech lead manager’ which is supposed to be 50% programming and 50% people management – in my experience it doesn’t work well in the long run I discovered this organically as I grew into an engineering manage
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Interesting... iOS will autocorrect to “FORTRAN”
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What Went Wrong with the 'Tiny Nonprofit' Behind Beleaguered Vaccine Site
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I agree some games are clunky but my kids don’t care about that. I offered to buy them Steam games but they were not interested. You should also check out Phantom Forces on Roblox. Really impressive game play IMO and not clunky at all.
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Tycho Forecast – create a playlist inspired by your current weather
(weather.tychomusic.com)
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The Engineer Preserving the Last Analog Motion Graphics Machine
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I'm a HEY user and thrilled with this new feature, although I didn't realize I needed it until they announced it :)
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> one reason I worry about jQuery is that it's losing some steam and the development is not very active It’s super mature which I like. Compare to Vue 3 which is now GA yet lots of related components like Vuetify are quarters behind
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> reading Resig's book I hope you mean the JS ninja one because I just bought it week. Do you remember a particularly impactful section?
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BRAVO! Just tried it locally and its like driving a Tesla for first time.
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> But "Clean Code" in not without criticism It's true - the worst and most dangerous programmer I've worked with quoted that book like the bible. Their code was completely unreadable, unmaintainable and lead to some
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