undreren

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by undreren 7y ago
You can add two new columns to your Kanban board called "Documentation" and "Documentation Review". Then tasks cannot move to your "Done" column unless documentation is written and passes review. If you enforce
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by undreren 7y ago
As far as I understand, yes. The red shift of the light can be measured, which tells us for how long the light has traveled.
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by undreren 7y ago
The ant and balloon analogy is really good from an intuition stand point. Great explanation! Well done :)
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by undreren 7y ago
The light we see is from when the galaxy was closer. As the light left the galaxy and travelled towards us, the universe expanded "between" the photons and the galaxy.
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by undreren 7y ago
Why is this comment so downvoted? I'm not american, and I was also curious about why they don't have an adress. As far as I know, only homeless people don't have an adress in Denmark. EDIT: Great, now I'm downvoted as we
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by undreren 7y ago
What a load of over-generalising bullshit.
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by undreren 7y ago
I thought this was a very thought provoking talk, even if we talk nothing the speaker says for granted. A year or so ago I had a semi-breakdown over the fact that all the best practices I stood by was more or less just a regurgitation of wh
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Intro to Empirical Software Engineering: What We Know We Don't Know(youtube.com)
3 points by undreren 7y ago|1 comments
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by undreren 7y ago
If you are going to use my own trick and use the same dictionary against me, at least have the common decency to also use my own words against me! Definition 1C in the link you provided lists "a means to an end" as a definition
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by undreren 7y ago
Code absolutely is a liability. It is not a tool, it's a means to an end. A simple tool, like a hammer, is not volatile over time. The house that you build with your tools is. It will weaken and rot, and given enough time it will cru
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by undreren 7y ago
This is also called Jevon’s paradox: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jevons_paradox
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by undreren 7y ago
Sort of. But there is no penalty for governments if they break the regulation. Only companies are fined for breaking the regulation.
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by undreren 8y ago
Link to that study?
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by undreren 8y ago
> One last thing with error handling. Everybody does if err!=nil. I tend to go the opposite way, if err==nil and nest these, if err isn't nil i drop out and deal with the error. If it is ok, it will return ok. Don't you get &qu
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by undreren 8y ago
There exists no good match for a company that pays their employees for 40 hours but demands 80.
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by undreren 8y ago
It isn't. Not in a significant way at least. I think the main benefit of OOP isn't really abstraction, like modules, because even function signatures coupled to a struct definition can be a great abstraction. Abstraction is about
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by undreren 8y ago
I have a colleague that worked on some HR software at his previous employer. He said their clients fired so many people that he was tasked with making a hotkey for it...
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by undreren 8y ago
This is not an argument. Not all drunk drivers kill people either. A good argument must imply that social media bots are a net benefit to society and democracy, not that some good ones exist.
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by undreren 8y ago
Just wanted to add that this is a beautiful example of why, you shouldn't pretend to know the motivations, or what happens inside the heads, of other people. (as piyushpr134 did)
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by undreren 8y ago
> I find this comment and in fact the whole discussion here racist! Just curious: Why is the comment racist?
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by undreren 8y ago
How is this the fault of government?
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by undreren 8y ago
> Why is it OK to have all our devices, etc. manufactured in China, but it's not OK for Google to offer services there? This is a great angle. I have no idea, why there is such a huge disparity there, but I have three possible expla
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by undreren 8y ago
I’ve wondered the same thing. I’d appreciate a 4 hours per week-ish job that I could exploit.
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by undreren 8y ago
Not if you totally ignore the human aspect. We are not machines, and we do not like to follow (what to us seems like) pointless and arbitrary rules. It will just foster resentment.
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by undreren 8y ago
I can totally see it from that angle. People will do what the must . Only then will they do what they can .
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by undreren 8y ago
How would this work in practice? I could easily set up a news company. Would they have to link to my articles as much as other news articles?
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by undreren 8y ago
That depends what you mean with free speech. "I want to say anything I want, and no one can punish me for it" only makes sense if you believe your words have no consequences.
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by undreren 8y ago
Source?
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by undreren 8y ago
The second post's primary fault is that it assumes that desirability does not vary with the individual. What one person considers "prime mate material" another could consider garbage. Until this is established, the entire poi
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by undreren 8y ago
This could be great for replication studies, as they are really hard to publish under the current model.

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