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Kipchoge sets new world record: 2 hours, 1 minute, 40 seconds
(sfchronicle.com)
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Patriarchy paradox: how equality reinforces stereotypes
(thetimes.co.uk)
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Apologies in advance for editing the title, but it's a substantive article but the original title is flamebait.
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The New Tribalism and the Crisis of Democracy
(foreignaffairs.com)
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Bought a license maybe 4-5 years ago because the website said that Linux support is coming very soon. It's been coming since then. Tried to sign up for the beta but didn't even get an answer. :(
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Growth comes with technical issues. As a rule of thumb, 2 orders of magnitude increase in traffic requires significant refactoring or change in architecture. 1 orders of magnitude in team size requires new forms of management. Etc.
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As Martin Fowler correctly explains, YAGNI is primarily about end-user features, not the flexibility of the code and the toolchain. If you don't keep your tech stack (code, infrastructure, people) flexible, then iterative development b
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Firefox Hardware Report
(hardware.metrics.mozilla.com)
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Why is this interesting or surprising? Of course almost all challengers have hacky tech under the hood because they don't have the resources. Winning from that position is possible not because of generally better tech but by delivering
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Except fast.com doesn't as many locations as speedtest.net; so the best I can get with fast.com is ~250 Mbps, while speedtest.net measures 900 Mbps.
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Interesting that touchpad problems affect _many_ users, it's been a source of pain and complaints for many years and the community can't throw together e.g. $100k to pay a dev to develop a good enough driver.
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I still think it's better than posting emotional tweets about the greatness of humankind. Real world activity vs. armchair activism.
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Tesla will start enabling full self-driving features in August
(engadget.com)
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> That sharp of a gender gap is not the case in Eastern Europe. Because gender equality is not in such a good shape in EE. The equal representation of women in STEM is inversely correlated with gender equality, it seems. Look at the data
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It is interesting though that if are far from market supply parity now but they want to reach it by 2020 then between now and 2020 they need to apply really strong positive discrimination (over market supply parity) when hiring/firing.
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The other question is for people who side with the proposal: what would be considered 'too much effort' when it comes to inclusion and equitability?
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You have to deal with it in some way. If a function should return a boolean and something bad happens then it can return Union<boolean, failure> or Optional<boolean> or nullable boolean or throw an exception. The difference is b
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8y ago
There's no general answer for this question. I cannot develop on web IDEs or on a box with only 16G RAM. Some others can. I need to be able to run many containerised service locally, others might only need a node.js instance. Depends o
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In theory there's a strict separation between trading and research departments. (People on the trading floor cannot even enter the area where research sits.) This doesn't mean that there isn't some conflict of interest, but t
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40 is very young. Most of your career is still ahead of you.
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Even Windows revenue is up in Microsoft’s $26.8B 3Q18
(arstechnica.com)
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LTS. Meanwhile Gnome Shell is leaking memory like hell and it has bugs that've been open for 5 years and are marked as 'critical'. ( https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-shell/+bug
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Of course I'm not trying to provide the ultimate recipe to big IR problems on HN in 10 lines of text written on my phone :) Just wanted to say that communication patterns and specifically communication overhead can and should be reflec
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"organizations which design systems ... are constrained to produce designs which are copies of the communication structures of these organizations." I'd say that organizations are not just constrained to do that -- they shoul
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Tip: try to lower your carbs intake to below 30-40 grams/day. My hay fever disappears after 3 days of low-carb diet (I tried this diet just for fun, and now I skip carbs for 2-3 weeks every spring and I don't need antihistamines a
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Patients Know Best | Java/Angular developer with front-end focus | REMOTE | https://www.patientsknowbest.com/careers.html Patients Know Best is building a secure, encrypted, integrated digital health care record. We ar
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The money you paid for your PS4 barely covers manufacturing costs.
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Read 'Domain driven design'. Read about product development and talk to non-technical product owners, CEOs, and so on. One of the major challenges in building functional systems is to understand the domain as that's what goin
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"But I actually acted as a slightly better person during the week or so I read Jordan Peterson’s book. I feel properly ashamed about this." This is what happened to me as well. Strange stuff, I think it is well worth the time.
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What is your actual issue? Is 9-5 not enough? Or is it too much? Or do you want flexible hours?
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