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by jackcodes 7y ago
You’ve got to accept the fact they want to collect feedback from other users first and not you.
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by jackcodes 7y ago
Thank you
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by jackcodes 7y ago
I’m struggling to search for this, is it by a particular university or provider?
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by jackcodes 7y ago
I’m looking for almost exactly this, but an abstraction or two higher - software architecture. Almost like SICP but as a course where I can follow along in more bite size chunks with video lectures. Does anyone have a recommended course?
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by jackcodes 7y ago
Not when you’re corrupting only a handful of sales, but losing all of them. It still feels arbitrary to say one is more important for developers to be aware of than the other here. As long as you have both covered to a reasonable degree wit
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by jackcodes 7y ago
I think the point to be made was that if you screw up your browser rending to the point of it being unusable on old devices, that could be just as business critical as the data integrity issue. Making either of those your line in the sand f
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by jackcodes 7y ago
The vast majority of work on web apps is probably writing CRUD controller methods, proxies to upstream services, or React components. It’s like saying CSS transitions are vital; they aren’t, but probably affect the user experience for the a
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by jackcodes 7y ago
You really don’t need to know transaction isolation to do the vast majority of work on a typical web app.
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by jackcodes 7y ago
Also no expert, but I require first name with almost no validation. Surname/last name optional.
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by jackcodes 7y ago
I still don’t fully understand the mechanism behind it, but it blew my mind when I found out that you now get personalised advertising through live satellite TV in the UK. https://www.sky.com/help/articles/tailored
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by jackcodes 7y ago
My feeling is that it costs a lot, in the long run.
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by jackcodes 7y ago
I don’t think you did overlook anything, as that’s how I understand it. But I also get the point of the parent. I don’t understand why it has become so common to half-apologise or disclaimer the things that may be easier for you than others
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by jackcodes 7y ago
The United States of America
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by jackcodes 7y ago
What about running third party scripts on the page, which would have access to all code on the account you’re logged in with? How do organisations audit these scripts, and how can they audit new versions of these scripts when gitlab control
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by jackcodes 7y ago
I’d run across these all over Tokyo, practically unavoidable on most walks. The worst ones were when you’d be queuing for a ramen for upwards of 30 minutes but you’d be unable to do anything about it.
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by jackcodes 7y ago
I know it isn’t what you asked for, but I find I can get a laugh out of https://wundergroundmusic.com/ once in a while.
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by jackcodes 7y ago
I’ve been using AppCleaner for a number of years. https://freemacsoft.net/appcleaner/
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by jackcodes 7y ago
<month><animal><current_year> every 90 days is the god pattern
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by jackcodes 7y ago
Let them have their LAN party
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by jackcodes 7y ago
Do you think a union would hold any power, almost like an ‘accredited travel agent’? Sign up and show you won’t bend you initial ethics to suit China.
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by jackcodes 7y ago
I do appreciate that this is probably a cracking tool for beginners and juniors. If it was skilling someone up to git using this tool or not at all, damn right I’m choosing this. But I can’t bring myself to run a web browser to run git comm
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by jackcodes 7y ago
He did say ‘for his family’. I don’t expect older people and children to not enable that option if convinced by an advert to the lure of free pirated apps.
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by jackcodes 7y ago
What is the distinction?
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by jackcodes 7y ago
It does mean that. Free software and open source mean different things.
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by jackcodes 7y ago
Why don’t they put the additional information in the body of the commit? I see this in nearly every company I go to - everyone rushing to skip over adding anything useful to the permanent log by using git commit -m rather than a plain got c
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by jackcodes 7y ago
It’d surprise me if you couldn’t embed the necessary hardware required to run this inside a USB cable.
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by jackcodes 7y ago
I’ve just got one; EqualExperts. They’re a bit like thought works in the UK. I went to them when I needed work and was told I didn’t have enough years experience in the industry. The issue with this was that someone I used to work with, who
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by jackcodes 7y ago
Would you work for an alcohol, tobacco, or firearms company?
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by jackcodes 7y ago
> What makes you think Bitcoin, Ethereum and XRP are not scams? Because they deliver what they promise, and I get from them exactly what they say they’re going to give me. Bitcoin doesn’t advertise itself as getting rich. It says it’s a
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by jackcodes 7y ago
Bitcoin, Ethereum and XRP take up around 80% of total market cap and I’ll class those as legitimate enough to fall in the non-scam category. I’ll also ballpark half of the remaining 20% as not being scams (I know that’s a little debatable t

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