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A Better Marketplace for Talent
(medium.com)
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Covid-19 Vaccine undergoing Human testing, expected to complete by August 15
(firstpost.com)
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India bans TikTok, UCBrowser and 59 other Chinese Apps
(mobile.twitter.com)
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Depth Sensing Without Sensors
(developers.googleblog.com)
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6y ago
I think a lot of it has to do with how companies evolve. Apple and its culture has evolved to make it reliant on these chance encounters, where as Gitlab and other fully remote companies haven't. It will be interesting to see how compa
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6y ago
Related PG tweet: https://twitter.com/paulg/status/1270622556098355201
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Is Serendipity in the Workplace Possible in a Zoom World?
(zdnet.com)
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MakeSpace – Virtual Spatial Chat
(makespace.fun)
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How Google Meet's noise cancellation works
(venturebeat.com)
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6y ago
The astronauts show parts of the touchscreen and physical controls here: https://youtu.be/llbIzbOStt4?t=150
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6y ago
Im not sure, even I would like to know the answer to this.
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6y ago
Impressive, especially considering some of the touch targets are pretty small.
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6y ago
They have physical buttons Incase the touch functionality misbehaves.
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6y ago
I wonder how they manage not to have accidental taps on the touch screen during liftoff and or re-entry. As I understand there are a lot of G's and violent vibrations and I would assume it's hard to keep a steady hand? (Atleast th
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Software Engineering Within SpaceX
(yasoob.me)
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WoW rule: A formula for growth for SaaS Startups
(about.gitlab.com)
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Zappy – Screen capture tool
(zapier.com)
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How does Monzo keep 1,600 microservices spinning?
(theregister.co.uk)
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theanirudh
7y ago
We have a Java + Mongo stack and recently we had an issue in prod where code was deployed with a @Indexed annotation. When deployed this will create an index on startup and can lock up the DB. We had this issue years ago, but it slipped pas
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theanirudh
7y ago
Looks good. We were trying to implement this using a mix of CI, pre-commit hooks and Gitlab PR templates, but it was limiting. This looks like exactly what we needed. Regarding custom rules, does the tool run automated tests for those too?
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Case Studies in Rearchitecting
(increment.com)
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12y ago
I think email+password is still too confusing for "normal" people. Phone number + OTP is becoming very popular in apps, especially in developing countries where a lot of people don't even have/know what email is. I think
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Please Apple, stop selling 8 GB and 16 GB iPhones
(buzzfeed.com)
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12y ago
They just announced it http://www.theverge.com/2014/7/24/5933361/welcome-to-the-fut...
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12y ago
Looks like Nilay Patel is replacing him https://twitter.com/ravisomaiya/status/492318663748628481
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Amazon S3 now supports server-side encryption
(docs.aws.amazon.com)
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Minimalistic Swift HTTP request library
(github.com)
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Massimo and Me
(frankchimero.com)
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12y ago
That just goes to show that URLs are a layer of indirection that people just don't get. Screenshots/photos are easy: Im seeing something, if I send this, they see the same thing.
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12y ago
Most normal users don't understand what URLs are, so I don't think this is a bad thing. This actually makes the UI more consistent; the address bar is always a way to search or go to a URL. An anecdote: my friends girlfriend was r
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