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Zoom links just got prettier ;)

I once took a college course based entirely on answering the question 'What is globalization' Globalization can be just about any interaction between two entities... Moving product…

I wrote something very similar for reddit a while back using an extension called Tampermonkey. Reddit uses the same CSS classes on all their promoted content so if twitter does thi…

I used to intern for a company called FlowJo that does DNA flow cytometry data analysis, which helps power projects like these. They are hiring a few engineers right now -> https:/…

>"...Hermes is not aimed at browsers or, for example, how Node.js on the server side" Very confusing sentence.. >"We're not trying to compete in the browser space or the server spa…

As others have said, React is absolutely littered across tech positions right now.. Moreover, full stack development is huge right now - become familiar with RESTful API's, both cr…

I've been considering doing this on my old 2001 Subaru Impreza 2.5rs for a while... Big kudos to the developer here, I can't imagine how difficult it'd be to program your own physi…

Could you expand on this more? My friends and I just got up and running on our own beefy home server and it'd be nice to take advantage of the massive amounts of RAM on it.

Yes! My team has recently moved our services/applications into docker through azure... Trying to understand what parts of docker we needed through their site was an absolute nightm…

We just switched from js to ts a couple months ago and it's been nice having the familiar oop paradigms to write large applications. As a superset of js, I think it makes sense for…

I initially read this as sarcasm, then I saw the username. /r/thatHappened is twitching right now

>"She would pay for it with revenue generated by her proposed increase in taxes for America’s most wealthy families and corporations, which the campaign estimates to be $2.75 trill…

Probably because of an NDA the OP signed. Companies don't like it when their employees share the company's profitable code with the world.

That's odd that he had the ability to max the cpu's in the first place right? Was he violating some terms or agreement?