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draazon

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    Comment #44929823

    In a vaguely related vein, here’s a D&D-style developer alignment quiz: https://www.sallery.co.uk/lessons/quiz

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    Comment #43943973

    If you’re that keen on business books, I have one that you might enjoy: https://www.sallery.co.uk/lessons . I’ve tried to avoid some of the pitfalls listed in the article, but feed…

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    Comment #43776423

    I think that technically, as a blog post, this wouldn't be eligible for Show HN?

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    Comment #43774640

    The lamp-holders and braided flex are from https://www.lampspares.co.uk/ , and the bulbs themselves are from Heal's ( https://www.heals.com/lighting/bulbs-and-fittings.html ).

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    Comment #43773905

    Thanks, that's helpful - I am indeed the OP, and the "overcomplicated" part was intended as tongue-in-cheek self-criticism!

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    Comment #43773779

    That's probably down to the angle; the table is in fact over 3 metres long, and extendable.

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    Comment #43773638

    Yes, it is a bit clicky. As discussed in the post, this is something I'd like to fix.

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    Comment #43773538

    Overcomplicated lighting design

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    Comment #43326284

    If the page author is reading this: hello Rob!

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    Show HN: Lessons from a Flightless Bird (Book)

    On leaving my previous employer after seven years as CTO, it struck me that there are plenty of books on business written from the perspective of great success, and quite a few on …

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    Comment #40754222

    I’m somewhat surprised that the article doesn’t mention Robert Winter’s “The Interactive Beethoven”. I kept an old ThinkPad running for a long time after it should have been obsole…

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    Comment #33106976

    Thanks for the info; I had my suspicions...

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    Comment #33105591

    Some interesting arguments are made, though the evasions are probably more telling.

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    Comment #33078185

    I went on an architectural tour of the Barbican Centre a few years ago - it was great, highly recommended (particularly if you're a fan of Brutalism, an under-appreciated style). A…

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    Comment #33078140

    Diagrams are good for representing structure, and inherently less good at representing behaviour (as mentioned in the article). I recall that in the early 2000s some UML tool vende…

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    Comment #33078111

    There's a place for UML in the README.md; as some other commenters have pointed out, UML works much better as a sketching tool than as a total definition of a software system. A co…

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    Comment #33078020

    If it doesn't take off, where would you sell it?