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Programming in Python requires us to modify our conception of good programming practices. In enterprise-grade softwares, we aim for…
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The labels FOSS and F/OSS ('Free and Open-Source Software' and 'Free / Libre and Open-Source Software') describe a development model for…
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The novel The Plague by Albert Camus was published in June 1947. Since the start of the Covid-19 pandemic, many readers have obtained a copy…
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A "996" work schedule refers to an unofficial work schedule (9a.m. ~ 9p.m., 6 days a week) that has been gaining in popularity in China…
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The most successful personal projects are those whose main objective is to solve our own problems. It is impossible to lose by doing this…
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Donald Knuth is an American computer scientist, mathematician, and professor emeritus at Stanford University. He is the 1974 recipient of…
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Being hired by a 'high-end' consulting firm is, for many freshly graduated students, like having won the lottery. Large firms pay excellent…
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In reading Randy Pausch's book "The Last Lecture", the reader accompanies a man spending his last months preparing to leave life. Randy…
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Programming is establishing a complex path where, no matter what information flows through it, the executed program accomplishes the desired…
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Dark Patterns are elements of the interface design intentionally designed to lure users to take unwanted actions benefiting the company in…
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Scott Adams is an American entrepreneur better known as the creator of the comic strip Dilbert. This daily comic strip is a satire about…
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Double ignorance refers to the cognitive state of an individual who is so ignorant that he ignores his own ignorance. Men love to express…
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