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Redmond runs ad to hire fleshbag team manager to make the magic happen I'm sorry Dave, but I can't reboot that server
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Many developers believe creating apps for Windows on Arm is difficult, but developing for Arm is easier than you think, and Microsoft is here to help! Your right to build Arms
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SEC Chairman Gary Gensler warns of an AI-driven financial disaster in next ten years. He doesn't think he can stop it. At least it won't be an AI apocalypse
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The SEC says this for every new technology. What they really mean is that they don't see how to profit individually from AI.
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Write comically straightforward code, as if you just learned to program, and go out of your way avoid wearing any kind of software engineering hat--unless what you really want to be is a software engineer, and not the designer of an experience. LET BAD_IDEAS=BAD_IDEAS+1
edit: fixed code
modified 16-Oct-23 14:16pm.
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Kent Sharkey wrote: LET BAD_IDEAS+BAD_IDEAS+1
Shouldn't be a "=" somewhere in there?
M.D.V. 
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Sorry, just learned how to program 
Fixing 
TTFN - Kent
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If you need to do something only once, it doesn't really matter how "dirty" your code is. Good coding practices really come into their own only when you have to do something multiple times with slight variations.
This "21st century programmer" knows just enough to be dangerous. I would not want him/her/it on my team.
Freedom is the freedom to say that two plus two make four. If that is granted, all else follows.
-- 6079 Smith W.
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Next month, ask the skull guy for an update.
He'll be completely lost.
I also don't see why you couldn't write clean code and think about the end user experience...
All in all, very bad advice 
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This applies to many "activities" in life. 
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JetBrains is hoping to improve the way technical documentation is created with a new tool called Writerside. Does it allow you to refactor your docs?
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Kent Sharkey wrote: Does it allow you to refactor your docs?
Of course... by at least 50%[^]
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The build has added a new separate "System Components" section in the Windows 11 Settings under the "System" menu. When one launches this System Components option, all the system applications appear under this section. Settings > System > System Components. Definitely needs a few more layers to "help" users
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Article wrote: When one launches this System Components option, all the system applications appear under this section.
And this helps... how? As if the "normal" user knew what to do with that information
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What they didn't say is Candy Crush is now a core component.
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LinkedIn is growing. But that doesn’t make it immune from the cost cutting happening across the tech industry. At least they know where to go to update their resume
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How is this possible? It's the best website ever! (Sarcasm warning or put vomit artwork here.)
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Yes, there is simply nothing better than it)
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In a digital age of ever-evolving technology, one thing is certain – newer operating systems often come with specific hardware requirements. Because loopholes never get closed and are always really safe
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Once that I am happy that my pc doesn't pass a test... no thanks.
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There is a cost and risk associated with every line of documentation you write, and this is exactly what this blog post is about. "Nothin' from nothin' leaves nothin'"
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How often? Recursion FTW!
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That leads to Zeno’s paradox. You’d never be able to remove the last bit.
TTFN - Kent
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This week’s Windows Update for Windows 11 22H2 includes Dev Drive and you can check by running the command format /? and seeing if the /DevDrv parameter is listed in the help text. All this time we've been developing on the wrong drive?
A: ought to be enough for everyone!
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