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damethos
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I am not a Fastmail user but I completely doubt this. I have been using Gmail for 20 years and I have never seen a spam mail land in my inbox which has always impressed me. Everyth…
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Comment #48276235
I still read programming books, especially if I want to check out a new language and get the gist of its capabilities and how are things are done in that specific environment. Also…
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Comment #46924284
Time to re-re-re-re-N-watch this!
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Comment #46531347
"covered/invisible knowledge" aka tacit knowledge
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Comment #46531207
I have the same questions in my head lately.
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Comment #46491168
Hey Mike! Alex from GR here. Good to see you around :)
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Comment #46490039
Probably just let them vent until they adjust their habits and just chat with their co-workers, without the need to use this as an excuse. Then, they can enjoy the fast loading tim…
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Comment #46400309
- How big things get done - The Tyranny of Merit: What's Become of the Common Good? - The Pragmatic Programmer: From Journeyman to Mastery, 20th Anniversary Edition - The Secrets o…
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Comment #46346147
Loved the article. I completely agree. We ALL need more thick days.
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Comment #45884647
This has been my experience as well and I will probably end up paying for a tool because the free ones just don't work smoothly.
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Comment #45884632
I was using SmartGit for many years and was very happy with it, until they made it subscription based and had to switch to SourceTree. It works but I do not find it very smooth at …
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Comment #45864553
This is pure awesomeness. It made my day.
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Comment #45835826
I liked the article, but I also laughed a bit because it was the engineers’ fault that they didn’t rise to the occasion and skip-level to save the company!
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Comment #45833754
Useful, but 10 years ago without JSONB in PG it wasn't really the answer to everything. But as of today, I am recommending PG to anyone that does not have a good reason or use case…
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Comment #45833739
This comment sums up my view as well, but I must confess that I’ve designed architectures more complex than necessary more than once, just to try new things and compare them with w…