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by splittingTimes 5y ago
I really liked Dan's reasoning around SRP "SRP mandates that you separate the rendering and business logic of the component. As a developer, having these living in different places leads to an administrative chore of chaining ide
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by splittingTimes 5y ago
"bullshitting" was indeed a bad choice of words on my part and it's not how we see our candidates nor it's reflective of our rational why we choose this interview style. It was a mere reference to another post further ab
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by splittingTimes 5y ago
We ask candidates to prepare a 20min presentation about one or two interesting projects they worked on. The whole dev team (8 people) is present and we all discuss it in a friendly, genuinely interested manner on eye-level, trying to unders
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by splittingTimes 5y ago
Android Netrunner's mechanics and game design are really unique, flavorful and full of great world-building. I so wish it could have exerted the same pull like MTG, but somehow it could not create the same long term engagement that MTG
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by splittingTimes 5y ago
It's the anxiety inducing waterwheel
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by splittingTimes 5y ago
I started to follow this approach [1] 5 years ago and it is amazing how much clearer my own thoughts in communication have become. 1. Subjects with keywords. The subject clearly states the purpose of the email, and specifically, what you wa
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by splittingTimes 5y ago
Per Wikipedia: "The Earth and most of the planets in the Solar System, as well as the Sun and other stars, all generate magnetic fields through the motion of electrically conducting fluids." So how does a Neutron star generate the
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by splittingTimes 5y ago
Could not agree more. All the different people I met and environments/situations i encountered during my travels where quite a formative experience. - if COVID and money allow travel to places with many different cultures in a small sp
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by splittingTimes 5y ago
John Campbell has a nice (but a bit lengthy) break down about it. https://youtu.be/25-iJKPA1CA
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by splittingTimes 5y ago
Hi there. Thanks for being a loyal customer. Yes, your "Cares Visual" Straumann software is just a branded version of our Dental Wings one. In terms of functionality there is no difference, but I think with your version you got by
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by splittingTimes 5y ago
How cool. He should try the new "Easy" CAD software we shipped with our latest major release in December. It is a breath of fresh air and much more streamlined & intuitive workflows compared to our classic CAD Software he is u
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by splittingTimes 5y ago
Yeah. 3D printers still have not entered the industry to their full extend. It's mostly dental labs that use them. Here again you need the right materials and precision to use them as physical control models when doing the aesthetic re
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by splittingTimes 5y ago
So our implant planning software coDiagnostiX actually used DICOM data coming from a CT-scan. You need the full bone/jaw information to make sure that the implant goes into a place where the bone is wide enough, had the right density a
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by splittingTimes 5y ago
Sorry, no I did not, had to look it up. 30 years in the business is mighty impressive. The competition in the dental market is extrem, so that's a huge success your father build!! We had a team that also build Lab management software b
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by splittingTimes 5y ago
It's great to hear that this little piece of technology inspired amazement. It is quite something. Your observations is spot on: Indeed, the environment is far from ideal. 2-3 years ago dentists had to apply a powder onto the patients
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by splittingTimes 5y ago
Our company sells HW and SW for the dental sector. We have a desktop app that processes DICOM data to do implant treatment planning (where to place an implant in the patient jaw). Output is a STL file to print a drill guide for the oral sur
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by splittingTimes 5y ago
Hi John, A bit off topic, but if I would like to introduce such a handbook on my team as well, what technology does it use? It looks and feels so much fresher, clean and responsive than a simple wiki. I see it is markdown files with some CS
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by splittingTimes 5y ago
But what did this mean? As in "customer relation" but the customers are devs?
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by splittingTimes 5y ago
The Libor - interest rates scandal is only one in a long list of documented manipulations in the last 5-10 years ISDAfix - swaps Platts - oil prices WM/Reuters - FX High-Frequency Trading - equities Commodities - Gold, Silver Stock ind
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by splittingTimes 5y ago
Is it possible to employ any of those API calls in Java? How would the equivalents look here?
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by splittingTimes 5y ago
Not to take a away anything that SG-1 meant to so many people, but I personally would rank other series a bit higher. Back then I was not that much of a fan for these kind of comedic elements in SciFi. But I thoroughly enjoyed The Orville l
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by splittingTimes 5y ago
The most engaged discussions happened when we had a huge wall that the team (devs+PO) had filled over time with many post-its to concretize the user story map. We would sit together on couch and look at the story map and update it together,
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by splittingTimes 5y ago
Soudns good. What fiction can you recommend for Solarpunk?
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by splittingTimes 5y ago
At that age I can only recommend to you to read fiction as well. Classic literature and philosophy will enrich your mind. Instead of tech/science books, let me throw something else at you: Jacque Fresco "The Best That Money Can&#x
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by splittingTimes 5y ago
No, no. You did not mislead. Somehow I mixed up and actually wanted to comment on another comment. Sorry for the confusion.
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by splittingTimes 5y ago
That's great. I'll be watching you. Can we request topics? Cheers mate
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by splittingTimes 5y ago
I will watch you :). Can we request topics?
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by splittingTimes 5y ago
It is not only the fact to be able to write all over it (although it is a huge one), but there is something about the haptics and spatial distribution of information on paper that makes me remember content better. For example I know a certa
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by splittingTimes 5y ago
IBM did research back in the 90s on perceptually-based colormaps and how to best represent various types of data within the color dimensions of luminescence, saturation and hue [1]. For example, they found that, (1) Hue was not a good dimen
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by splittingTimes 5y ago
OMG, this brings back memories. I miss Quinn so much on OS X. With its lovely community I spend endless hours over the years with this addicitive game (play). As cool as Tetr.io is, out of the box it does not compare to the smoothness of th

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