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Scientists Have Developed a New Explanation for Consciousness
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Best headphones? The Cold War story behind
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New Spotify patent proposes analyzing users' speech
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> risk the flow of the whole project Agreed. What I mean by "perfect" is: for a given part/component/decision/etc, take the time (an always-limited resource) to learn as much as possible and contemplate more than
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> wasted too much time thinking about the right approach in a neverending, neverprogressing loop to achieve perfection A CEO from my past often muttered that "perfect software comes at infinite cost". It's key, imo, to ide
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Maybe sorta off-topic, but does anybody have any stories to tell about successes/fails with the .NET CLR in MSSQL? I worked on a project that made moderate use of this. Worked alright; biggest problem was convincing DBAs/IT to ena
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> I use them to stash changes to config files that remain fairly stable across branches but require local paths, etc. I had to resort to git's assume-unchanged[O] to keep these changes out of commits made in the heat of battle. >
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I once had a report who demanded, snarkily, all the things be listed on the whiteboard (as opposed to just getting them in Jira) and the meeting was set for the next day... Knowing the team was one of those that is constantly using nearly-d
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I make sure I'm up for _anything_. Give me that thing that has been the thorn in everyone's side. Yes, some rather daunting (read: frought-with-peril) tasks present themselves, but... if done well, usually yield a better 'nex
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For someone with whom I was quite smitten, I had come up with a plan to take screenshots of the most romantic and intimate messages from the onset of our relationship contained in our WhatsApp convo and have them turned into a physical flip
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Have you tried using OneNote's handwriting recognition feature? I am curious if that experience would allow for the regaining of the pen-to-paper "magic". Edit: typo
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The Audiogalaxy Chronicles (2008)
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