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> Like most technical writing, I think you've missed the core thesis of the article. That post _wasn't_ technical writing. It was marketing disguised as technical writing.

> why would you disobey a direct instruction from you super? Because the instruction was stupid, based on marketing instead of utility, or otherwise given without any thought to ho…

> Their argument is that all team members should use the same tools, and I guess that is a valid point No. That's only a valid point if something about the tool must be shared betw…

I think that's a pretty reductive stance to take. Keyboard nagivation is more productive _if_ the primary use of the tool is text-based. In a word processor, an IDE, a file manager…

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And completely irrelevant since the core materials in them are mined overseas.

Why the hell would disabling internet connectivity disable lane-keeping assist? O.o

Anyone have a non-paywalled mirror?

Can't help but read that and think, "And Nick thinks this email chain makes HIM look like the reasonable person?"

> is $0.002/minute a good price for this Absolutely not, since it's the same price as their cheapest hosted option. If all they're doing is orchestration, why the hell are they cha…

Have any suggestions to those community-developed and maintained options?

The short version of this question is: How does your company apply company-wide security monitoring and enforcement to Developer and DevOps machines? What exceptions are made, if a…

I can't decide if this article is satire.

I was asked to click "continue" after each of the first two sentences, and the fade-in of the text took longer than reading the text. This may be a great article, but I'll never kn…

This concept has been around for ages. I remember way back in a previous life as a Java dev having a framework where you could annotate methods with permission requirements, and th…