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by cpascal 6y ago
Maybe your particular development environment(s) don't use function keys, but I find function keys indispensable when debugging. Most debuggers I use have the function keys mapped for step-over, step-out, and step-into. The editors and
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by cpascal 6y ago
Half as Interesting has a good YouTube video about this: https://youtube.com/watch?v=Wg_uXCYeZ30
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by cpascal 6y ago
This reminds me of a Planet Money podcast where they try to figure out the characteristics of the most typical American, or as they put it "who is the person I'm most likely to run into?" To construct this archetype, they use
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by cpascal 6y ago
This is completely unrelated to the announcement, but when will Enterprise Server ship support for GitHub Actions?
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by cpascal 6y ago
I suspect Microsoft wants to capture as much developer mindshare as possible and then cross-sell Azure. Reducing/eliminating entry costs for commercial grade features helps to do that.
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by cpascal 6y ago
My new favorite YouTuber, CuriousMarc, has a whole series of videos about restoring the Apollo Guidance Computer (AGC). His AGC Playlist: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2KSahAoOLdU&list=PL-_93BVApb... His channel is fu
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by cpascal 6y ago
> Other than BestBuy, no other retailer "gets" ecommerce Target.com is a pretty solid experience. Walmart.com is also surprisingly good. Although I'm sure people can provide horror stories for both retailers.
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by cpascal 6y ago
Buhner’s book is wonderful. Extremely well researched. Anecdotally, (n=3) his evidence-backed protocol worked to treat my family and I after antibiotics did not work.
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by cpascal 6y ago
I have had good success with the document scanning built into iOS. For some reason it's buried within the Notes application.
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by cpascal 7y ago
Spot on.
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by cpascal 7y ago
DDG is my daily driver and I do not miss Google Search in the slightest. I rarely need to !g and its often futile because Google returns nearly the same results. However, my favorite feature of DDG is it's native dark theme.
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by cpascal 7y ago
> Have you ever tried a complex branching model like gitflow with multiple teams, and hoped for everyone to be on the same page? My company does exactly this and I am happy to report there have been no issues. I think the key reason we
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by cpascal 7y ago
Thank god. The first thing I do on a new Windows 10 install is disable all that crap.
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by cpascal 7y ago
I've been leaning towards this hypothesis lately. We haven't been seeing large increases in cases in countries in the more southern latitudes thus far. Singapore, Indonesia, Thailand India, Malaysia, and Australia have not been re
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by cpascal 7y ago
It was a Benjamin Moore store. I must've been lucky.
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by cpascal 7y ago
1 gallon of water per person per day is recommended. This may seem excessive, but it factors in water for cooking and cleaning.
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by cpascal 7y ago
Should note that it's pretty warm in Singapore and they are definitely dealing with COVID-19.
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by cpascal 7y ago
I went to a paint supply store and they had a good number of N95's in stock.
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by cpascal 7y ago
I think its more likely than not that COVID-19 will progress into a global pandemic. I don't think its a bad or rash idea to begin preparing to self-isolate/quarantine before panic-buying of supplies begins. Having a stock of non-
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by cpascal 7y ago
I've been considering trying out a tiling window manager. I'm curious what people feel they gain using a tiling window manager versus something like Windows/Gnome's screen splitting features. Is it being able to arrange
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by cpascal 7y ago
I think for defect estimation you are right, but for feature estimation (new code, not fixing bad code) the correlation is positive.
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by cpascal 7y ago
My company has been experimenting with doing our feature estimations in LOC changed instead of points (1, 2, 3, 5). The general idea being that point estimation can vary between engineers based on ability, but LOC changed should be similar
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by cpascal 7y ago
The madness will hopefully be ending soon with .NET 5. https://devblogs.microsoft.com/dotnet/introducing-net-5/ > There will be just one .NET going forward, and you will be able to use it to target Windows, Lin
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by cpascal 7y ago
There's also the ongoing Phase 3 Remdesivir trial. [1] Which was used in the treatment of Washington's 2019-nCoV case. The patient appears to have begun recovering soon after the remdesivir was administered and was released shortl
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by cpascal 7y ago
If you are more of an interactive learner I would recommend installing rust on your machine and then cloning the rustlings repo https://github.com/rust-lang/rustlings . Rustlings is an interactive collection of rust exe
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by cpascal 7y ago
Their pricing is indeed extremely overpriced, particularly their self-hosted pricing. 10 targets - free 25 targets - $2300/year 50 targets - $4500/year 100 targets - $8800/year 200 targets - $16800/year 400 targ
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by cpascal 7y ago
The actual advisory from Microsoft (CVE-2020-0601): https://portal.msrc.microsoft.com/en-US/security-guidance/ad... > A successful exploit could also allow the attacker to conduct man-in-the-middle attacks and
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by cpascal 7y ago
It's for Windows Hello (facial recognition login).
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by cpascal 7y ago
Anecdotally, the margins can be fairly large. I am aware of one daycare in the NYC metropolitan area with around 100 students that PROFITS nearly $9000/yr/student. Their teacher pay scale also tops out at $15/hr, but each tea
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by cpascal 7y ago
To add: there’s also a cystic form of Borrelia burgdorferi. The bacteria is a spirochete, similar to the bacteria responsible for Syphilis. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2564911/ https:/&

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