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Comment #17844124
I want so badly to like Radiolab, but honestly I feel like it's produced by ADHD'ers, for ADHD'ers. Hell, I feel like it gives me ADHD just listening.
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Comment #17800525
The site offers to analyze your composer.json file, but doesn't seem to identify even popular libs like Monolog and Doctrine
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Comment #17497476
tl;dr Nope, although Mongo is fun to ride around in the backyard.
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Comment #17463380
And the general, consistent feeling of well-being and attentiveness is seductive - it makes you feel like it'll always be there, without any maintenance.
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Comment #17463048
> This probably won't change a lot throughout your life For many people, this is not true. Look at how common a second-act career has become.
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Comment #16932845
Most of the reviewer's comments aren't about anything new in 18.04. It's like he didn't see any of the 17.* releases?
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Comment #16450541
@authors The "Try it out" page shows nothing about where to get Cockpit or how to configure and run it. #plsfix
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My Plea for Sane Package Management
I've been sitting on this idea for a while, but it came up in a Twitter discussion over the weekend. After thinking more about it, it's time we had a serious discussion about how t…
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Comment #16089020
Was just discussing this elsewhere online. Package management is broken (or incomplete, depending on your viewpoint). What's needed IMO is the following: 1. Allow a single package …
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Comment #15797448
Doesn't Postgres do everything that MongoDB does? I still see MongoDB's popularity coming primarily from ignorance about what PG can do.
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Comment #15507673
Why does this link go directly to a sign-up page?
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Comment #14301350
Their demo video is cringe-worthy. I understand that you're also marketing to non-technical folks, but it's like a film from grade school.
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Comment #14273362
Ugh. Provocative, radical idea that is founded upon overly-simple, faulty assumptions. To think that the author's three categories for teams are the only three, and that standup co…
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Comment #14008030
- FLAVOR: Ubuntu Desktop - HEADLINE: Add specific websites or help data (e.g. Zeal) into Unity Search - DESCRIPTION: I would love to use Unity to search for API definitions for Ang…
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Comment #14008009
- FLAVOR: Ubuntu Desktop - HEADLINE: Voice commands - DESCRIPTION: Just like for my phone, I am beginning to see the value of being able to issue specific commands to the desktop. …
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Comment #12115166
I worked a summer job in 1987 or 1988, doing 9cm glass-plate manufacturing. The main application for these plates was apparently U2/SR-71-style high-altitude photography. Of footba…
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Comment #12115152
Except when the retirement and health benefits of 10% of the entire city is eliminated, so that the CEO can still get his $5M "performance bonus". That's not exactly efficient use …
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Comment #12115124
Yeah, basically all along Ridge Road from Lake Ave to Mt. Read. Remember the coal pile they used to maintain?
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Comment #12096713
Do you want to work for a company / team that pre-judges based on the acronyms in your technology list?
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Comment #11521911
This is garbage. The article is 62 years old - exactly how far along this "trend to Socialism" are we at this point?
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