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farah7

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    >If you're not a subject matter expert, I personally would prefer you not comment at all. This is silly. Subject matter experts in adjacent or even irrelevant fields often have a l…

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    An IQ of 100 is now low by any means. I doubt the primary incentive is to seek out those with lack of critical thinking skills as they are actually a minority and would turn off th…

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    Let's not kid ourselves that there's any such thing as a genuine poll on a Chinese government communication poll. Give me a break.

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    Comment #21023765

    jesus christ.....how can anyone be surprised he is dead after watching this video? that's the closest thing to a deadman giving an interview you'd ever see.

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    Comment #20988796

    I think you would be surprised to learn that most would not even want to talk to you, they just want you to shutup and drive so they can fiddle with their phones in peace. Besides,…

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    Comment #20969060

    I've been waiting for Warcraft 4 for 15 years now (can't believe it's been that long!). Warcraft III/Frozen throne are quite simply the best games that I've ever played, none have …

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    Comment #20914992

    I would hardly describe a conflict involving a total of 14 adult male chimps a "war".

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    Comment #20902512

    Something tells me keeping statistical integrity wasn't a major factor in testing on these soldiers. i think soldiers just tend to be better test subjects for these purposes as the…

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    Comment #20901714

    I was honestly quite shocked whilst reading this, CIA operated facilities use to kill and test chemical weapons on volunteer soldiers? damn.

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    Comment #20849575

    "but I'm very disappointed that my first attempt to view example code took 5 clicks." Talk about first world problems. That this caused you to be "very disappointed" would suggest …

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    Sounds like a short seller.

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    Comment #20732913

    I usually have video off during phone screens. Do you require them on?

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    Comment #20642553

    Very strange post. You start with the disclaimer you know nothing about the topic in hand, then go on explaining your treatise to the ptoblem.

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    This is one of the benefits of not having a linkedin profile. Recruiters/former managers cannot see where you're heading next. Obviously this is different for high profile execs bu…

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    Curious as to why you love asking this question? I wonder what data you are trying to glean from this question. It's a very subjective question and wouldn't surprise me at all if t…

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    I would say the Mattermost ("open Source slack") codebase: Go server: https://github.com/mattermost/mattermost-server React frontend app: https://github.com/mattermost/mattermost-w…

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    I didn't have particularly strong feelings towards this proposal (maybe just slightly against it) but it's probably important to note that people who are against it are generally m…

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    >It's like adding unit tests AFTER you've written everything. Just don't do it. Funny you say this, because that's exactly what I do :) I don't start unit tests on a new project/li…

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    Exactly. Accessibility is a huge investment of time and adds a lot of technical debt if done incorrectly, really doesn't make sense until the entire library is somewhat mature and …

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    Really enjoyed reading your reflection, well written, engaging and great message. Thanks Dr Duncan.