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I think there is a huge difference between “can miss a few paychecks” and “can retire” (aka “never need a paycheck again”).

If you are using the Google Maps JavaScript API: https://developers.google.com/maps/api-security-best-practic...

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Appreciate the feedback. #2 is actually a pretty interesting one - while clearly a change in the API’s output, we were careful to make it so that maps without API keys actually sti…

Hi, I happen to work on Google's Maps JavaScript API, and we actually take great pains to avoid breaking our APIs as much as possible. We take very seriously the implications that …

For all those saying that ARIA trumps semantic elements, consider that for basic interactions semantic elements come out of the box keyboard accessible. For example, a will have de…

Do camera modules need power? Could the LED be wired in series to the camera module voltage in wire?

I don’t know, but does it matter? If an employee group understands how much they are worth, and can get more benefits commensurate with that worth, then I applaud them.

That’s not so hard to prevent, but I think it’s awesome she went that far!

I think it was pretty nice of you to use a linear scale. If a company wanted that much more of my time I would have quoted them a premium (just as an hourly employee might make ove…

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I see a lot of people who like ember-cli, but after the first few minutes I just found it frustrating. Granted, this was a little over a year ago, but at that time if you simply wa…

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I’d warn against Gerrit. From the best my team has been able to figure out, Gerrit encourages a development flow that breaks the golden rule of rebase and treats all pushes as forc…

Seems like a lot of meaningless verbiage without much substance. Is it meant to be read as poetry?

I would. A common thing I like to do is start working on top of work that's in a Pull Request. For example, maybe a coworker is adding an API that I want to use. So long as I'm con…

I'm really surprised no one (article included) has brought up the "Golden Rule of Rebase" ( https://www.google.com/search?q=golden+rule+of+rebase ), which boils down to "never reba…