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Macadam
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ASUS' ZenBook 3 is thinner, lighter and faster than the MacBook
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Interesting. Does that mean they have relaxed their t&c on how old you have to be to get a google account? I seem to remember a few years back google deleted an email account that some parents had set up for their child to email their g
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The National Trust has put a £1M farm on the market for just £1
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Ask HN: Email provider for your custom domains
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Using Functions in Elixir Guard Clauses
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Some food for thought there. This I quite liked - probably because I've seen it happen a few times: > We should not ask customers for more precision than they can give us (a symptom of this is to badger customers or managers for det
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Inconsolata http://levien.com/type/myfonts/inconsolata.html
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Interesting post - I love this idea that everything is a table and with INSERT, "you’re not really inserting individual rows. You’re really inserting entire tables".
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This was a good read - I'm a dev over 40 and much of this rang true. I think there's a lot of great advice in there. One standout for me was "Be prepared to change your mind at any time through learning. " - something t
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User-centered design
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Large Hadron Collider can be 'world's biggest rain meter'
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A Stupid Ideas in London sounds great - happy to help out!
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C# pays my bills at the moment. There's never been a lot of love for Microsoft on HN, but politics aside, C# is an excellent language in my opinion and where I am (UK), there are lots of C# and Java jobs. They tend to be more "cor
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Because Apple have purposefully made it more difficult than it should be for developers to find and disable the vulnerable versions.....and thus far, not released a patch.
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I've got an old Samsung 550 chromebook that I've done the same to. It's a highly under-rated dev machine in my opinion. I installed Gallium on mine.
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Coffee houses, taverns, tea and chocolate
(thehistoryoflondon.co.uk)
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I find it interesting that Coffee shops have such a long standing history in London given that tea is basically the national drink.
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What bubble? VCs spend $12B on startups in first quarter
(techcrunch.com)
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I had a similar question - One of the things I appreciate about Atom and Sublime is the ability to add folders to current "project" even if they are at different hierarchical levels of the folder structure. Other than that VSCode
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Autocomplete on steroids. This looks very cool and the demo vid was very well done!
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Led Zeppelin stars face copyright trial for Stairway to Heaven
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France wants Tesla to transform its old nuclear plant into a car factory
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Project to drill into 'dinosaur crater'
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I think a lot depends on team culture and perhaps that's where these kinds of anecdotes fall down - without the context of the team and personalities behind them, they are just snippets with three sides to every story.
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> I think we're doing a huge disservice by promoting this idea that programming is some super elusive thing very true! The heart of the article is really just pointing out that like anything, learning computer science is about admit
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"Two pairs of black shirts. Two pairs of black pants. One pair of combat boots. Two pairs of black socks. One black jacket. $300 personal burial money."
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Father asks Apple head Tim Cook to unblock dead son's iPhone
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or C developers have considered things that should not happen more than the next nearest language.
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The rise and fall of the GLC
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