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4y ago
Quality Assurance is a first reality-check. Please shield her from doing UAT with unreasonable business stakeholders as long as you can
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4y ago
Space Balls
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4y ago
If iMessage is such a killer feature, why hasn't Google developed their own alternative?
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4y ago
Just upgraded to the iPhone 14 Plus, got it for "free" by extending my contract for another 3 years. Works for me, I was already paying the monthly fee anyway and had no plans of leaving my carrier.
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4y ago
Completely agree and that’s why I was so disappointed with the post. Instead of something insightful it was just a random rant from someone feeling miserable about their job. It’s the biggest lie out there that self-fulfillment comes from w
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4y ago
Was intrigued by the title, disagree completely with the content. You can have a rewarding job and still be unhappy, you can have no job at all and be the happiest person out there. Happiness is not one-dimensional... I still think it'
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Timeline of the Far Future
(en.wikipedia.org)
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4y ago
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4y ago
If you can afford it then lock in now for 6%, re-finance in 5-10years when interest rates go down.
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4y ago
I "almost" cancel my subscriptions periodically, they usually have a "wait before you cancel" offer in the last step
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4y ago
Ah, the old synergy effect, a corporate executive's best friend.
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4y ago
Easy peasy, I don't want to have cables cluttering my desk and am willing to pay a premium for any device that comes in a wireless format.
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4y ago
If technically feasibly, I would pay a premium for every single device and peripheral to be wireless. I want my desk to be 100% free of clutter and cables and am willing to live with having to recharge devices, paying a premium and am not a
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4y ago
I just looked down on my laptop and my 2022 HP has a trackpoint, never used this feature though. HP Elitebook 830 G6.
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welfare
4y ago
This is the feeling I get with some of my engineering colleagues, you ask them what time it is and they produce this list.
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4y ago
It means Personal Time Off, essentially any time an employee has a paid day off work. (There's also unpaid PTO) Basically paternity / maternity leave, sick leave, vacation, jury duty, bank holiday, or whatever else is in the compa
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4y ago
> For example, "Kitchen Girl" needs "A G" for the first half of the tune (confusingly called the "A part") This is standard notation, especially in American folk music, that sections are labeled A, B and som
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5y ago
A small dev shop in my view is a company (1-20 employees) that typically develops bespoke applications as turnkey projects, either from scratch or leveraging some existing stack (e.g. Wordpress applications, Salesforce applications, etc.) I
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5y ago
I don't think it's vastly different from someone younger who wanted to shift career into tech without previous experience. I would recommend him taking one or a few bootcamp classes to bring him up to speed, maybe focus on one are
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5y ago
GDPR has entered the chat
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5y ago
Hoping for something cool!
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5y ago
I absolutely loved Turbo Pascal as a kid and hold that IDE as the golden standard still to this day because of its simplicity. I think what we need isn't visual tools, we need an extremely simple IDE where you press one button (F5) to
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5y ago
Better is a 100% subjective term and there's a huge discrepancy between what engineers believe is a better product and what users/customers do. Our product was and still is technically inferior to competition but we still have an
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5y ago
Don’t know where you live or what you refer to. Public schools where I live are paid through (very high) property taxes, anyone who wants to put their kids through private school needs to pay that tuition on top of what they’re paying in pr
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Ask HN: What is the best stack to build a product that's easy to recruit for
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The Whiners Who Earn $200k and Complain They’re Broke
(newrepublic.com)
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6y ago
It's called Biological Immortality[1] and there are a few examples of animals that are considered immortal. [1] - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Biological_immortality
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6y ago
You could potentially run some sort of "guest account" on your OS that is wiped clean on logout.
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6y ago
Right. In the best of worlds, websites should of course respect the "Do Not Track".
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6y ago
The rate of change is of course an important factor, but some things like the order of how you installed fonts (which depends on the order you installed the software that fonts came with) or the plugins you have installed in your browser ar
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6y ago
Hi, I did my thesis on browser fingerprinting. Most algorithms that build profiles and look for combinations of features that are unique. The best way to hide your fingerprint is to be as similar to everyone as possible. So that means use a
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