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sumnole
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Scope is sometimes fixed too, ie through contractual obligations. Velocity can be increased by pulling more resources in - to a certain point.
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> 1. They never communicate their agenda > 2. They presume availability > 3. They disappear mysteriously > 4. They pretend to be useful > 5. They operate undercover Agree with all points except the last. I don't see a ne
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Devil's advocate here. Failing sufficient encouragement to do tasks (psychological/sociological rewards as got through volunteering), most of those tasks can be automated or replaced by an alternative.
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We're seeing similar in the United States. Parents are expected to take on 6 figure debts to pay for their children's college education. If you don't have a college degree, with few exceptions your career is vocational. We co
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5y ago
If one truly believed crypto is valuable tech, I would expect them to be holding crypto.
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5y ago
Not sure if I'll ever need this but this is really cool and led me to learn about Cistercian numerals
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5y ago
Doesn't look too far off from working with Vue
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It's a joke ragging on Github Copilot, which suggests to its users code on github regardless of its copyright. The claim is that any code written with Copilot does not infringe since it's 'machine-generated code'. Github
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Battleworn grad students have already mastered dealing with stress. They've seen some shit.
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He's a human with superhuman writing ability. It's good he's not stepping back from authoring. I can understand not wanting to face situations that make you miserable all the time.
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> Seeing in the profile pictures what "normal", "well-rounded" people in my age are doing on Tinder, such as traveling, spending time with friends, etc., made my pain even worse, let alone the fact that I received zer
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I've been thinking that I'm the only one I know for sure 'exists'
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No, but it offers the most flexibility of any css framework I've seen.
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5y ago
Anyone know of something similar for Android texts?
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5y ago
Don't forget to use your feet https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26430466
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Flash Player can be emulated with https://ruffle.rs/ but there's still no viable replacement afaik for Flash IDE.
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5y ago
An ideal portable app for me also does not require admin to run.
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This is fantastic. When my alma mater asked for feedback on my education received, I had let them know it would be helpful for students to learn about exactly the topics listed in this course (though I was already quite familiar with a lot
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5y ago
Ali has been hit or miss for me. The deals are great, but sometimes products are not as described, the wrong product is shipped, or nothing gets delivered at all, and reaching customer service is not made easy.
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5y ago
Too many, such that all of them get neglected xD I'm happier working this way, but if one were to get lucky I'd allocate more effort on it. [1] https://fdg.gg [2] https://rosetta.cards [3] several other pro
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5y ago
You're giving this troll way too much food.
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6y ago
For those who need an even greater challenge, modify your hike with rucking weights.
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6y ago
If Microsoft releases a solution for viewing big data in Excel, does data have to become even bigger to be "big"? They're stuck endlessly chasing a carrot! :)
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6y ago
Code Complete Software Design For Flexibility A Philosophy of Software Design
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angular? i thought we are all using vue now.
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Design should be accessible by default and progressively enhanced/gracefully degraded. Don't write off accessibility as something too hard to implement; don't perpetuate the underserving of the disabled and don't lose ou
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Is it still next to impossible to cancel? It's been a while (I'm now a happy Affinity customer) but they had no self service cancellation and their offshore customer service team gave me the run around for days, at one point lying
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Vertical tabs, tab groupings, and collections are some of the reasons I switched from Opera. I do miss the pinnable Opera side dock for social media, and advanced shortcut customizations.
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I don't see what the big deal is. Just go back and improve your code. Your team needs to be patient, nobody should be expected to push perfect code in every commit, even seniors. If you can spot your own code smells, you're doing
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Personally, I enjoy C# becoming a multi-paradigms language like Common Lisp. Multiple inheritance and a good macro system would help close the gap. I don't need safety guards in my language, I'm looking for the right options when
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