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I think you have misread quote here. Emphasis is on taking responsibility here IMHO. Your proposal to “divide and conquer” is still estimation process.

I like how this article is still relevant after 12 years. It gave me some ideas why I have some problems working with my colleague (as well senior level engineer).

Militarism and imperialism is not about wars only

I was born in 1982 so it is like 7 years of Soviet Union of which majority I don’t remember. I think your question can be looked in two ways:

* what cheap food people made instead of pizza? I think in Lithuania it is anything with meat and potato. In some occasions meat and dough (kibin might be more interesting case). My mother did pizza actually but it is not pizza in traditional sense as it was done with carrots and green peas.

* what cheap street food was eaten instead of pizza. I don’t have idea here as I don’t remember street food at all. I remember we bought kvass in the street.

IMHO article defines perfectionism doing both things you have mentioned too early. E.g. you do prototype and instead of showing that to stakeholders you clean it up, cover with tests and etc.

It depends on country or region which was part of Soviet Union.

There is site for that https://www.caniemail.com/ . I don’t use it, even if I work on email marketing software, but I guess it might be useful sometimes.

More details are welcome. React seems to be doing fine and why Preact and not Solid for example?

34 keys are usually diodeless as many microcontrollers (promicro, elite-c and etc.) have enough connections to connect everything directly on one side of split keyboard and when you need one connection to communicate between sides. RP2040 can accommodate even more keys (even RP2040-zero). You need two microcontrollers of course.

You can attach trailer to bicycle and use it to transport your kids to nursery/school during winter. There I live both things would be illegal with motorcycle.

Which communist regime has not been nationalist authoritarian? Yes, in theory it is different thing but somehow in practice it always ends up like this.

Depends who are “we”:

https://www.pravda.com.ua/eng/news/2023/02/6/7388039/index.a...

Thanks. That might help.

Well, we are arguing about semantics. You say that minimal means that it must be functionally minimal. I say that minimal UX is valid meaning as well.

I am cli/vim guy - that’s my daily tools. Starship is very stable and it is useful for me. The only problem I have experienced is with custom extension I wrote myself (problem was slowness not stability).

I am using starship for some time and it is great. The only advice is to avoid `custom` as it is slow: not too much but might be annoying.

I still think minimal is appropriate in this case as it shows only what’s relevant in the context.

Citroen Ami

On iOS Safari: it looks like it does not know either

It is fun, you learn something in process, nothing wrong with that. E.g. knowledge I have acquired while playing with keyboards was beneficial while fixing some home appliances and toys. I don’t have any health problems like RSI and find it more comfortable. And BTW there is end game - you can create one key Morse keyboard that is actually usable https://blog.ffff.lt/posts/morsilka/

Oh the old "в США убивают негров" shows its head.

According to article 20 minutes

It looks really impractical. The only benefit it is smallish, but since it is heavy I don’t see there are many people who would use it

Yeah, teachers in USA are forced to be teachers and don't have food on regular basis /s

You would be surprised to find out when Swiss women got right to vote

That’s not the case everywhere IMHO. E.g. marrying cousins is kind of norm in some countries

Killing competitors means competitors are dead. Thus bottleneck. How many competitors that group could have killed? Up to 1000 - maybe, 10000 - that would be very interesting. 2000 is still bottleneck

Putting Agile and Scrum in the same bucket is right only if you know only waterfall in your comfy corporate/government job

Maybe it is note that situation has not changed since then and how Merkel has failed with her foreign politics with Russia and how Germany is paying now because of it. Or maybe it is proof how insightful this is.

Nice, sheep in Lithuanian is “avis” (https://lt.m.wiktionary.org/wiki/avis) what I assume sounds like “hawis”