Yes, and Starter Packs make this possible.
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BlueSky has starter packs that allow you to mass follow in the click of a button. You join 10 starter packs in one day, you are following over 1000 people. Sometimes following others is the only way to get people to engage with your content.
very useful
When the drama first started, I thought @photomatt’s plan might be to build ACF directly into WordPress (and maybe get rid of Gutenburg). I’m not sure if taking control of the plug-in is a step in that direction or if he probably could have incorporated ACF without taking over the plug-in. What’s the endgame?
Job market is very bad for programmers. Strange time to quit.
photomatt made a smart move to incentivize the exit of employees who disagreed with him on this important issue (as it would have festered in the company), but I think he offered them too much money.
100% in support of photomatt on this. Matt, many of your critics are speaking loudly but everyone still loves you for what you've given to the open source community. Hopefully the differences will be resolved.
I didn't realize Scott Chacon was a founder of Github. Did they all cash out equally?
Location: Toronto
Remote: Yes
Willing to Relocate: No
Technologies: Go, JavaScript
Resume: hobbyist developer, open source contributor (Golang), https://github.com/MikeMitchellWebDev
Email: mikemitchellwebdev@gmail.com
What are the minimum resources you'd need to run similar types of tests at the scale that Jepsen does?
What's the difference between a successful and unsuccessful campaign? How hard the organizers work at collecting signatures? Or does mainstream media get involved and publicize it?
The bottle was wrapped in a towel.
but then why hide it under the bottle?
Was it considered cheating that the English goalie had statistics about penalty kick preferences of opposing players written on his water bottle (and concealed under a towel) in the semi-finals for the Euros?
Is Gavin Newsome more likely as the Dem candidate now that the wealthiest members of the tech community got their preferred Republican VP candidate?
Very carefully worded blog post title.
The article says Dyson (a vacuum manufacturer) was working on an electric vehicle until 2019. Did they give up too early?
YES!
If someone had pointed out to me the connection between computer programming problem solving and the Rubik’s cube earlier, I might have started programming sooner.
Location: Toronto Remote: yes Willing to relocate: maybe Technologies: Go (backend), React (front end) Resume: No professional experience, hobbyist programmer seeking first gig.
Here's an app I made with Go and React https://github.com/MikeMitchellWebDev/gc_knobs
Other: I'm giving a talk on garbage collection at Gophercon this year.
Here's a contribution I made to Go source code:
https://go-review.googlesource.com/c/go/+/592735
Email: mikemitchellwebdev@gmail.com
SEEKING WORK -Contract, Remote, North America based, front and back end developer, hobbyist looking for first professional gig.
Here's an app I made to experiment with Go's garbage collector.
https://github.com/MikeMitchellWebDev/gc_knobs
Other: I'm giving a talk on garbage collection at Gophercon this year.
Here's a contribution I made to Go source code:
https://go-review.googlesource.com/c/go/+/592735
contact me at mikemitchellwebdev @ gmail.com
Listening to DAB on a cellphone requires a monthly data plan.
Digital audio is also relatively expensive for some people. There are people who in my community who ride around on their bikes listening to fm radio. A monthly data fee could be hard for some.
Sounds like anything to eat or drink would have helped.
Count me in. There's apartments all around my nearest Costco but I'd prefer to live above it.
It's probably easy to get certified and still be an incompetent programmer (in the same way it's easy to get a university degree and still be an incompetent programmer)
Earthquake assessment?
Canadian government is really blowing things if Wen (a Canadian in the article) was that determined to get out and now is helping others to do the same.
Sadly, it's not a very interesting read.
This is cool from the tech vantage point. But the labor-sympathizer in me would like to see a person employed to do it rather than licensing the right to their image.