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Empire World An amazing read that really opened my eye to the legacy of empire https://www.amazon.co.uk/Empireworld-British-Imperialism-Sha...

I've always enjoyed going to the MLops meetup ( https://www.meetup.com/mlops-community-bristol ), always very good talks on a wide range of subjects. There is also PyData Bristol (…

During the early part of my career I decided to just not write bugs. Was the best decision I made, I've saved myself countless hours

Sounds like you've got a bit of burnout. I felt like this a while back, I got though it by working for a company I really felt I had an impact and enjoyed the work culture. I'd cou…

I always use Cookpad, Waitrose has a good site too https://cookpad.com https://www.waitrose.com/home/recipes.html

Same from the UK

Down for me as well, Bristol UK

I worked at a company building something similar. I do think this kinda product is a bit niche. Certainly when we tried to roll something out similar it was a hard sell as most com…

Password manager!

:D

Well why do you want to do that, if you are finding the tests are too slow it maybe worth writing some tests with jasmine that can be run in node without a browser. That's what we …

Well currently we run the karma tests on CI with chrome headless so this allows us to do the same with firefox

For all of you old fogies working on angular 1 apps and are running browser tests with karma you can run your tests in firefox with headless mode with a customer launcher. Add the …

Looks good, I'd like to try this though https://blog.lessonslearned.org/building-a-more-secure-devel...

Yeah like the look of this, makes me wonder if one day I can code on a chromebook

Me too! Just to keep it good humored. If you put a smiley in an issue or a slack message it helps keep the recipient happy

Just this morning my team migrated from phantomJS to chrome headless for our Karma plus Jasmine tests. Did a bit of researching before the move and we found tests ran faster plus c…