The production of ‘A Forest’ is explained in details in the December 04 edition of Sound on Sound Magazine

Git is made for, and encourages, non-linear history. If that puts you off you might be better off using a simpler VCS that only supports linear history.

I think you should keep your history true. Get comfortable with tools to analyse it, and don’t fall for the temptation to rewrite it. The rewards for rewriting are minimal, but the risks are great. You’ll thank me the next time you are bisecting through your history to track down a sneaky bug.

Rich Hickey explained the design choices behind Clojure and made many statements about static typing along the way:
solving a real-world problem => must use non-elegant models
running all the time => must deal with state and time
interacting with the world => must have effects and be affected
everything is changing => must change in ways you can't predict
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Share an interesting perspective and some stories from my time as a Haskell programmer. I conclude with a design challenge for the statically typed world.

Stefan Tilkov talks to Camille Fournier about making a career as a manager in a software development organization. Camille shares her insights about when or why someone would want to become a manager and how to become good at it. Other topics include different levels of management from tech lead to CTO, the role of one-on-one meetings, and how managers influence company culture.

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Awesome List of resources on agile software development.

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is her paper from 2014 examining the workings of Rails Girls Berlin from an anthropological perspective. At the core of the paper is a discussion of the impact an environment (or ‘space’) can have on participants. If you’re looking to create a diverse, inclusive work environment, there’s plenty to think about here.

So in that sense, I am already advocating for not really using the specs as-is, at least not without significant work to understand them and how they fit with your requirements

When used carefully and with plenty of planning, JWTs can form the basis of highly scalable and reliable systems. By following the best practice in this article, you should be able to put appropriate protections in place to ensure that your data stays secure.

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In a recent article for Harvard Business Review, Daniel Kahneman (and others) describe a simple way to detect bias and minimize its effects in the most common type of decisions people make: determining whether to accept, reject, or pass on a recommendation.

If you're short on time here is a simple checklist that will get you started on the path towards improving your decisions:

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Handling checked exceptions in lambda expressions can often be frustrating. Luckily, there is a type inference rule that we can exploit.

 I find that Emacs can be an invaluable tool for wading through logs.

In this article, I'll share some of the things I find useful for searching through logs. They'll generally be Elasticsearch logs, but the same tools can be used for other applications, it's a pretty neutral topic.

This article will help you overcome one of the greatest difficulties you will face when trying to accelerate learning: formulating knowledge

The speed of learning will depend on the way you formulate the material. The same material can be learned many times faster if well formulated! The difference in speed can be stunning!