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Comment #21202792
Neither the Institution of Civil Engineers :)
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Comment #21166624
That was LA.
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Comment #21048002
> some potential buyers were dubious of anything that wasn’t Microsoft Windows. They wanted students to learn an interface they’d be using for the rest of their lives Haven’t found…
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Comment #20909434
Any particular APIs you have in mind? I find App Engine’s ‘getting started’ examples quite sane while they are ‘hello world’.
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Comment #20785916
Source on your claim? It was about 50% on last year’s State of JS: https://2018.stateofjs.com/javascript-flavors/overview/
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Comment #20705591
But that's about copyright, not trademarks.
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Comment #20674699
Source on your claim? The best I was able to find is this: > Go attempts to combine the development speed of working in a dynamic language like Python with the performance and safe…
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Comment #20599567
What’s wrong with either of those?
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Comment #20540827
Have you also tried non-qwerty layouts, e.g. Norman? They may help with RSI as well.
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Comment #20540812
Thanks for the references! I see that all three of the above favor split-hand design alongside with vertical staggering.
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Comment #20540639
There used to be notebooks with slightly curved keyboards, can’t recall the vendor (HP? Dell?). I really wish Microsoft (and Apple) would re-set this trend.
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Comment #20540626
Is vertical staggered the same as ortholinear? Haven’t encountered the term before. Agree that default physical layout + qwerty as status quo is disappointing, though.
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Comment #20381839
Given that decolonization ended more than 40 years ago, "the Europeans who have been plundering the continent for centuries" are either dead or retired. How is African countries re…
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Comment #20316728
Otherwise you are subjective to survivorship bias: if people were silently quitting social media the ones who remain wouldn’t be aware there’s anything wrong with those social medi…
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Comment #20316659
That’s the point. Advertise the hazards of smoking in the places where people smoke.
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Comment #20306936
‘We’ being?
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Comment #20257917
Valid point, thank you. I wonder who would govern a truly international TLD then. UN? New body?
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Comment #20255275
What’s wrong with .com/.net/.org?
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Comment #20248720
I wondered the same. From the article (conversion to metric mine): > this one was only — “only” — about 10 feet (3 m) long: a juvenile, in a species that can grow to nearly 40 feet…
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Comment #20221315
Just enough to buy the monitor stand.
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Comment #20138813
The title is a mock of “Latency Numbers Every Programmer Should Know”[0], although these are (a) limited to a popular, yet not exclusive platform, (b) subjective to change at any m…
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Comment #19963221
Joel’s conclusions were based on a single data point. There were successful rewrites as well: https://medium.com/@herbcaudill/lessons-from-6-software-rewr... In particular, Basecam…
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Comment #19932008
Arguably May is the best time of the year to visit Kyiv. This chestnut bloom!
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Comment #19917008
What you create today creates a liability for tomorrow. Maybe they wouldn’t have to do this if Windows 7/10 were free updates with a smooth upgrade experience?