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Comment #31644489
There's no there, there. Executive summary: Cities must change. Sherlock.
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Comment #31371322
You mean, "there's a chance".
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Comment #31112337
I miss Ted Turner
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Comment #30690926
Not your Grand-father's Kawasaki
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Comment #30640553
Never mentions his concern. Devolves into identity politic opinion piece.
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Comment #30337770
It must also be tough for younger executives who are stuck with the idea that someone 40, 50, 60 or 70 is "old", near extinction, and so on. These are the individuals who are dinos…
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Comment #30337339
Be careful not to confuse technical debt with technical entropy. Technical debt may be nothing more than a prioritization strategy that is either intentionally or unintentionally b…
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Comment #30179451
Start with Svelte
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Comment #30013851
The Trouble with Tribbles
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Comment #30013806
Svelte
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Comment #30013802
Watch your back.
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Comment #29995920
Because it was a contracting gig I think it was more or less lateral. If it was less, not by much.
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Comment #29985948
You can be even more creative than that. Almost thirty years ago, my wife and I were in the process of adopting our two sons (now in their thirties). I had defined my career at the…
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Comment #28503521
The cost of consciousness.
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Comment #27538611
Newsrooms Need to Treat Coordinated Online Attacks on Reporters Like They Treat the News
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Comment #26978098
Factual claims are not the same as fraud. Lots of people consume vitamin supplements. Why? Fraud? No, people believe what they want to believe about products that are legal to sell…
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Comment #26977986
Accenture is but one of many, already mentioned, such consulting firms. The particulars of their unique evolution are unimportant. They bill $43B per year so being "worth" $140B is…
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Comment #26964968
I think a great test case for these contextualization engines might be to parse a few years of MSNBC coverage of Trump's administration and look for balanced, accurate reporting of…
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Comment #26964165
Exactly. A MSM outlet whose own content is dubious and is no stranger to exercising their own self-entitled "opinions". These opinions could be reasonably construed as slander in a…
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Comment #26964015
whytaka 5 hours ago [–] > what makes Twitter qualified to pass judgment? Liberal fascism is profitable
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Comment #26963892
Yet another woke, disingenuous click-bait post
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Comment #26963025
No. UML was not a fraud. It's a modeling language that abstracts, using highly specific iconic vernaculars, numerous technical views of interest relating to software development. B…
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Comment #26961318
Design a notation based on existing norms to whatever specificity you deem adequate). I like process boxes with four sides. Left side takes input, the right spits output. Top side …
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Comment #26961188
Agile is a refinement of Waterfall. I think of it as the white water rafting SDLC of waterfall. The minute sticky notes in swim lanes and informal diagramming were replced by heavy…
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Comment #26960051
This is an understated truth about most iconic notations let alone anything instrumented into a CASE tool. That is that the Agile movement introduced a meanness and immediate grati…