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by thrwyoilarticle 4y ago
The sentence that implies it's not limited to two wheeled vehicles
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Bitcoin is fiat.
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Did you see where the link says: >For the technique with a similar name used in automobiles, see Countersteering (Automobile). ?
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by thrwyoilarticle 4y ago
And how successful has that attitude been so far?
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>In Canada, Australia, India and some other former Commonwealth countries vital statistics, living and commercial spaces, oven temperatures and recipe measurements might still be imperial.
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The picture acknowledges both
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by thrwyoilarticle 4y ago
Conspiracy theory hogwash. Doggerland is well-discussed.
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by thrwyoilarticle 4y ago
>They came to tell me that I had to lose, and they would give me the same reward of a EUR 21,500 bonus Nice! Here you have to spend 6 weeks at a coding camp and join a company developing CRUD apps to make that kind of bonus.
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by thrwyoilarticle 4y ago
>And all while RISC-V is nipping at their heels. It's like they want to make it really clear how troublesome licencing proprietary arches is. Presumably similarly troublesome to licensing SiFive's proprietary IP?
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by thrwyoilarticle 4y ago
This makes me want to see a collection of all the graphs that have weird discontinuities from pandemic changes. e.g. car journeys.
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by thrwyoilarticle 4y ago
Is there a need to explain where the funds to buy a house came from in Australia? Or do they just explain it away as crypto gains?
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I wonder if these things ever pay off, or if it just ends up attracting a lot of opportunities to be part of a normal application system where it's a one-way system of proving your worth to the company?
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by thrwyoilarticle 4y ago
Yes, so they push video harder. e.g. add an option for receiving notifications when a page you follow posts a video - then enabling it by default for every page you follow.
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Facebook is the former home of 'move fast and break things'. Now it's falling apart. Barely useable. My friends are moving to other platforms because it's simply not consistently capable of sending a message. The CEO is
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by thrwyoilarticle 4y ago
>3. Remove unnecessary qualifications and preferences. Removing "degree perferred" where it doesn't matter can get 8% more applies. Removing bad technical requirements can make a huge difference, too. No one has 20 years o
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by thrwyoilarticle 4y ago
>2 separate teams get the requirements; one team writes code, the other write tests. This feels a bit like when you write a layer of encapsulation to try to make a problem easier only to discover that all of the complexity is now in the
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by thrwyoilarticle 4y ago
You don't need to be doing TDD to be writing tests!
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>If you do it right, the tests are trivial to write and are very short and disposable (so you don't feel bad when you have to delete them in the next refactor). The raison d'etre of TDD is that developers can't be trusted
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by thrwyoilarticle 4y ago
My apologies, I wasn't aware we had different definitions of driving.
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I don't think TDD gets to own the concept of having a test for what you're refactoring. That's just good practice & doesn't require that you make it fail first.
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>at least for anything actively being used and updated This implies that the strength of the tests appears when it's modified? Like the article says, TDD doesn't own the concept of testing. You can write good tests without subm
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by thrwyoilarticle 4y ago
You can go out and pay to ride in a self driving car right now
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I've been in a study which rewarded participants with the choice of which charity a small donation was sent to. Would that be sufficient motivation & work with US taxes?
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by thrwyoilarticle 4y ago
Companies paying for exclusives so customers will pay to access exclusives feels like bad economics. It's reduces the number of people something can be sold to. My best explanation is that it's developers and content creators sell
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by thrwyoilarticle 4y ago
They'd still prefer for you just to know the answer. This is one of the first pieces of advice I heard in my career and IMO it has become a workplace meme. People don't become respected because they say 'I don't know&#x2
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by thrwyoilarticle 4y ago
If we get to expand the definition from a software engineer on a team to a business founder, do we also get to call the fiber optics 10X engineers? Is a truck driver delivering laptops a 10X engineer?
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by thrwyoilarticle 4y ago
Interestingly Lucas Pope says he thinks Papers Please is a better game. As a method of telling a story I think it's as good as you can get - e.g. the gameplay in Obra Dinn doesn't thematically link to the story in the same way - b
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I shouldn't have to
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Goodhart's law in action. If the most relevant doc doesn't include all terms but there are docs that do, the 'relevant' metric is wrong. I understand eliding articles and pronouns but when I'm searching for an exact
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by thrwyoilarticle 4y ago
Then you discover - too late to change your mind - that you're throwing hardware at an NP algo

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