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Maintaining Consistency in Cross Functional Teams
(purplebooth.co.uk)
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Creating docker containers is easy
(purplebooth.co.uk)
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Cross functional teams
(purplebooth.co.uk)
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Kabacaru
11y ago
Also think of your target audience. All of them can program in JavaScript more or less, not all of them will want to learn Perl to do something they can do without learning a new language.
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11y ago
I'm fairly disappointed with this release. My read through of a tutorial in it went something like this: * Oh you're sticking with that confusing % for hashes, @ for arrays then $ for everything else... maybe maybe classes have be
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11y ago
Manual testing is basically a 0 skill job. Can you click around this website and tell me when you see a bug. This is the most common form of QA but adds very little value that can't be added with more reliability using automation. Give
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Working Openly and Open Source
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11y ago
Gah, well there's that argument out the window. We tend to use docker on CoreOS here, so it's not much of an issue. Maybe next time I stand up a real VM I'll look at using Debian stable then.
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Kabacaru
11y ago
So I develop PHP. The reason I don't use Debian stable is because the latest version of PHP on there is 5.4.41, which is behind the "old stable version". That means security fixes only. No bug fixes that resolve problems, or
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11y ago
There's a talk Dan gave on this same topic at PHP UK 2015 that's worth watching. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=75j1RRxxARI
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12y ago
Couldn't even think of one woman to put in there?
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12y ago
Which is what a bad burnout is.
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12y ago
This happened to me. It was related to work stuff, but also there were some things that made it worse (I'm transgender, and I hadn't started my transition at the time). * It got so bad that twice I day I'd think I was having
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12y ago
I think Flattr is probably what you're describing ( https://flattr.com/ ) Description: Whenever you read, watch and listen to content you want to support, you simply flattr it. Remember that you can flattr as many times
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12y ago
Automate Everything/Automate at the First Sign of Resistance
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12y ago
They wouldn't but they might want a laboratory grown penis. There's a lot less skin down their for them to create a penis with currently, so this technology could give surgeons a lot more to work with.
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12y ago
I think this technology might be even more useful for trans men, where unlike trans women there's less flesh available to sculpt the structures you want.
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13y ago
I'm holding out for Kriegerands.
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13y ago
My favourite of going to get a coffee, is leaving the office for a little bit. I find a change of environment gives me new ideas.
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13y ago
So fine for torrenting crappy for gaming?
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13y ago
It's only different in that, unless you're contracting, they're fairly uncommon. Meetings and code reviews happen every day (or at least a few times a month), so you're well versed in their protocol. Make yourself well v
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13y ago
Or a super-injunction
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13y ago
It'd be trivial to change the payload to work with Linux.
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13y ago
Go to the polling booth but spoil your ballot?
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13y ago
Also it's a pleasant way to track changes, view source code, and share code with coding buddies.
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I made something so you can cheat at words with friends
(wordpuzzlewordfinder.com)
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13y ago
Because it's harder to set the content-type from browsers. Perhaps if your API won't be that useful to browser based clients, perhaps that'd be the way to go.
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14y ago
well, that escalated quickly, really that got out of hand fast!
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14y ago
This is why having a good suite of unit tests is so important.