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It depends how fast you want to get. You need both skills and good keyboard. You can't type FAST with an average keyboard that doesn't register keys as fast as you can type. With standard Qwerty touch-typing fingers position, you
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7y ago
I think it's a matter of time everywhere it goes. Some East Asian countries have similar experiences in the past and people still remember. Everywhere else, including the EU, Some people don't take is seriously yet. Specially youn
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Ask HN: Is your company doing anything to prepare for outbreak related issues?
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But British had so much influence and power on EU and outside EU by being a member.
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7y ago
They probably had to pay for the service.
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7y ago
> connected televisions can provide hackers a window into homes Yes! Like almost all other connected devices we are using. (Computers, Phones, Routers, DSL Modems, WiFi Access Points, Smart speakers, Cars, Modern cameras, ...)
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7y ago
I think this is a really good feature and has many use cases. I also anticipate so many developers that shouldn't use Lambdas are going to use Lambdas becaues of provisioned concurrency.
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7y ago
I hope Facebook does the same thing at least for deleted users. I’ve deleted my FB account for ages and I still receive emails from FB asking me to go back while I’m not subscribed to any email notification from FB.
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7y ago
I personally don't like to name a project like this and to use Gopher logo unless it's a development tools it shouldn't be named after the tech behind it. It reduces the chance of getting some serius users as it presents the
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7y ago
DDG needs more users to use it to give you better results. I’m afraid it will never become as good as Google if we all decide to not use it until it’s as good as Google. I’m using DDG for more than a year now. Works well in most cases. Some
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7y ago
Some of the use cases are already covered by Step Functions.
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Service Mesh Comparison
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Apparently Iran is one of the cheapest (if not the cheapest) countries when it comes to gasoline and utilities prices. Everything is subsidized in the country! They are lucky that their economy hasn't collapsed already considering it i
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7y ago
I think at least one of the princes of UAE is a major Twitter investor. And UAE has a strong relationship with KSA. Still doesn't make sense, but could be one way to find the connection.
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String length in Python is maybe too much exaggeration unless someone hasn’t wrote Python for a long time. But, algorithms? Sure! Nobody remembers them for ever. Often you at least need to read how the algorithm works before implementing it
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7y ago
Gitlab can restrict SRE selection for concerned clients and change their process to make sure every SRE doesn’t have access to every client. I’m sure some Chinese companies wouldn’t be happy to have American SREs access their data either an
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7y ago
Basically none of them are good enough for a real world scenario in a busy city. But they may save life on some scenarios which is good. They can achieve a huge safety improvement by forcing speed limit. But somehow car manufacturers don’t
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7y ago
AirPods (and earbuds in general) just don't deliver the sound quality unless you make it loud enough that probably hurts your hearing on long run due to nature of their design. They are comfortable and very useful to have phone calls b
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> We made this blog post before implementing the changes so we could gather feedback Blog post isn’t the best way to collect feedback. Just ask your customers directly. 10 bad title on internet is enough to screw your reputation on 10m d
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> If managers are getting things done by wielding their authority from the org chart, odds are they aren't great leaders to begin with. Agree. If an organisation has power distance between managers and others, perhaps they have more
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> Someone who does burocracy and orga, but hasn't any power They are even less useful without power. Problem is most of the managers are junior in their position. They don't have leadership experience. Often just got a promotio
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I'm using DDG for less than a year now as my primary search engine. One day I just decided to switch to DuckDuckGo and give it a try for at least two months before giving up. And it turns out two months was enough to kill the bad habit
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Automation and efficient documentation. Proper ownership and decoupling teams and services. Pair programming.
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DoNotPay app waits on hold for you
(techcrunch.com)
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It is the same story for C++ and Java and they aren't going to die. The more popular a language gets, the more critics it receives. Partly happens because you will see more mistakes and bad quality code which also reveals bad design de
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GO syntax is very regressive comparing to where we hopped programming languages should go. I believe GO success is partly because in recent years, we have many new specialized engineers that programming isn’t their main focus (DevOps, Data
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Githubers could be a natural choice.
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Still safe to leave the old stuff running if they get the job done and you don't want to add any new feature to it. And make sure you build your new stuff on a future proof platform. It really depends on the roadmap.
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I also see all the benefits but GO is very regressive and feels like a backward step. But when you consider how many developers have a hard time to learn GIT after so many years, you realize why companies need something as simple as GO. Ano
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7y ago
Indeed it isn't a fair comparison. What companies can do about it? They have to comply with trade control laws and we can't boycott companies for complying with the law. In the other hand probably some pro government Chinese could
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