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Notes for new Make users
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Notes for new Make users Alexander Gromnitsky John Constable would have said that ‘There is nothing ugly in Make; I never saw an ugly build system in my life: for let the number of targets be what it may,–dependencies, recipes, and parallel jobs will always make it manageable. via Pocket
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Discover Your Most Productive Hours with This Simple Method
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In his book Work the System, Sam Carpenter coined the term “Biological Prime Time”. This bombastic term means little more than “your most productive, focused time of day”. via Pocket
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dhoer/choco-screen-resolution: Sets the screen resolution on Windows virtual machines (VMs)
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Dennis' repo for screen resoution
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Code as Design: Three Essays by Jack W. Reeves by Jack W. Reeves - developer.*, Developer Dot Star
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The following essays by Jack W. Reeves offer three perspectives on a single theme, namely that programming is fundamentally a design activity and that the only final and true representation of "the design" is the source code itself. via Pocket
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Mounting the same device to multiple mounts?
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Backlog Grooming Bugs Me - Jeff Patton & Associates
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I wrote this article, a rant really, in April 2014. It was lost in a website shuffle a couple years ago, and someone recently asked if I could put it back. So here it is. But, it’s been slightly renovated from the original version to bring it up to 2017 code. via Pocket
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There are many ways to employ git when working on your projects. This article explains why rebase should be a standard tool in every developer’s arsenal. via Pocket
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In the previous post in this series, I covered my favorite development-time helper: running job scripts from the command line. In this post, I’ll cover the differences between job-dsl and Pipelines, and how I currently see the two living together in the Jenkins ecosystem. via Pocket
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Begin to move parts over from evernote fe78db8 via Pocket
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Container Structure Tests: Unit Tests for Docker Images | Google Open Source Blog
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Usage of containers in software applications is on the rise, and with their increasing usage in production comes a need for robust testing and validation. Containers provide great testing environments, but actually validating the structure of the containers themselves can be tricky. via Pocket
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Infographic: Science behind forgetting
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By the time you've finished your next cup of coffee, you'll forget nearly half of what you just learned. What makes it so hard to retain the knowledge you’ve just learned? And, how can you work to improve your memory? via Pocket
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Search and Replacement Techniques in Emacs: avy, swiper, multiple-cur…
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Exercises in Programming Style | Henrik Warne's blog
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In the book club at work, we recently finished reading Exercises in Programming Style by Cristina Videira Lopes. The book consists of a simple program implemented in 33 different programming styles. It is a great way of showing the different styles, and the book was quite popular in the book club. via Pocket
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Real-Time Insights on AWS Account Activity – AWS Answers
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Monitoring Amazon Web Services (AWS) account activity can provide valuable insight into who is accessing your resources and how your resources are being used. via Pocket
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