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un_montagnard
6y ago
I have seen code based that were following this principle, but nobody realised they were writing the same thing for the 5th time.
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6y ago
It also sounds like they may keep old passwords?
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6y ago
> The next morning, it traveled to the decommissioned coal mine set in the mountain, and then to a chamber deep inside hundreds of meters of permafrost, where the code now resides fulfilling their mission of preserving the world’s open s
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6y ago
I wouldn't be too surprised to learn that some people that are working from home are actually working from a coffee shop (in countries where they have re-opened obviously) or other public places with little to none protection against s
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un_montagnard
6y ago
What are you loosing in the quality of travelling from first/business to private jet?
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6y ago
My friend (not working at Amazon) was oncall in France in 2019.
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un_montagnard
6y ago
Know your IDE inside out. Not only the features, but also the keyboard shortcuts.
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6y ago
I coughed like never before between late July to mid-December 2019.
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7y ago
Never heard of Neighbourly before
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7y ago
HN is faster without uBlock origin https://webtest.app/?url=https://news.ycombinator.com
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7y ago
Yet the same could be said of Excel, which is running the whole financial industry.
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7y ago
This is depressingly relatable. Sometimes when I'm walking back home, I end up checking Instagram, Reddit, work mail at every crosswalk while I'm waiting for the signal to turn green. And I'm not happy because either there&
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7y ago
Refactoring by Martin Fowler and Kent Beck. Patterns of Enterprise Application Architecture by Martin Fowler. Domain Driven Design by Eric Evans. Growing Object-Oriented Software, guided by tests by Steve Freeman and Nat Pryce.
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Jack Ma Says 12-Hour Work Week Could Be the Norm
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7y ago
I have a bank account whose username is a number and password is also a number. Good thing is you need to click on a randomly distributed keypad to input your password. /s
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7y ago
I'm typing way faster when I'm typing code than when I'm writing text, because I know most of my IDE's keyboard shortcuts and hence can type 5 lines of code with very limited key strokes.
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Why Productivity Software Like Slack Might Be Ruining Work
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Social conservatism on American campuses
(economist.com)
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8y ago
The page is unavailable.
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Backdoor code found in popular Bootstrap-Sass Ruby library
(zdnet.com)
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Google Tulip
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Google Analytics Opt-Out Browser Add-On
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Update on New Zealand
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All the Presidents' Meals
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I'd forgotten about Coldfusion. Is anyone still using that technology?
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How to Rebuild Your Attention Span and Focus
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Everyone Is Making AI-Generated Fake Porn Now
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Passengers would stop complaining or even start volunteering if Air Canada was offering them a monetary compensation for postponing their trip to the next flight. This is what happens in Europe and getting 300€ to wait 4 hours in an airport
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I didn't. But I used to check it every day and I stopped. I'm going there every second week or so, just to be sure I'm not missing on something somewhat important.
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Income, tax and immigration data stolen in Healthcare.gov breach
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