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can someone tell me name of the moderator at the Doom deathmatch event ?

I've now seen this many times and I think this is the best introduction to Impact mapping I've seen to date. Thanks Christian!

I find this surprising: nobody has talked about DePIN.

So DIF and Google are launching DWNs to directly compete with the Solid project that was launched by the Web's creator Sir Tim Berners-Lee, did I get that right? Why not collaborate with Solid instead?

THEY ARE SCAMMERS. I bought a congress pass to attend workshops during the world congress. They specified on the selling ticket page that the pass grants me access to workshops. I have not been able to join any of them because it was already full when I tried to join. I never get any information on how to join these workshops after paying the pass. I had to visit the website regularly to check if the registration for workshops were opened or not. I sent email with questions they never answered. They basically take your money and don't offer what you are paying for, that's the definition of a scam company.

These are not clowns in the car, these are my colleagues.

He looks like Professor Akali

The dude doesn't tell how he was such a big star that he didn't want to work hard

Whoever was responsible for the editing on this video should be ashamed of themselves.

Very good video! Thanks a lot! Some useful lessons learned: > Minimize interruptions: Disable all notifications. ✅ Use headphones to pretend you are unavailable for interruptions. 😀 Practice pair programming: one person can stand up to handle interruptions while the other stays focused on coding. 😮 > Focus on one thing at a time: avoid context switching by completing one task before moving on to the next. ✅ > Master your IDE: Learn the functionality and shortcuts of your IDE. 👍👍👍 Consider pair programming to learn from other developers. 👍👍👍 > Automate manual tasks whenever possible. 👍 > Write clean code: 👍👍👍👍 Avoid graphical user interfaces (GUIs) for complex tasks. 🤔 Write unit tests: write a failing test first, then write code to make the test pass. This helps catch bugs early on. 👍👍 > Use a REPL (Read-Eval-Print Loop) to experiment with new libraries or code. 🤔 > Reflect on how you are working and continuously learn new things. 👍👍👍

TYPESCRIPT IS A POLLUTION

I disagree with his views on EU regulation. I know that we hate those cookie notices yes, but we do care about our privacy. I've been able to browse without getting bombarded with ads from other websites I just visited. And some of the better websites have stopped using nasty cookie tracking and removed their banners. You can also use extensions to get rid of the banners. I think the iPhone with USB C is a triumph of EU regulation. And I think if the EU steps up with the right to repair, there's a big chance we will get better devices.

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Pure awesome talk. Mike, please a book… :-)

Today I learned that Quake make a point to highlight the famous intel FDIV bug

Absolutely Brilliant Alla ;-) I love both slack & Discord.

LOL..... I remember typing in games and programs from magazines. At that time I did not have a tape drive even (I was using a Atari-400) I was SO excited when I was able to save up and buy the tape drive and could save my work. That was I guess early 80s since I was still in high school and had to sneak in early to use the apple II's in the special ed classrooms. :) Still coding today (right now actually) Great talk....thanks for this!

you look ai generated

Electron Bad

Never heard about that. Nice tip. Thanks

24 minutes of intro? xD anyway...nice one!

Eleventy plus some minimal ajax stuff is just about all you need

Please make games fun again!

I STILL ROCK THAT TSHIRT!

This was a great conversation!

Berlin is good for nothing significant, in reality a completely insignificant city that only adorns itself with nonsense.

1+1 =10 1+1=2 1+1=11

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