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Free books on reliability (from Google SRE):
- Site Reliability Engineering: How Google Runs Production Systems
bit.ly/34hFLEX
- The Site Reliability Workbook
bit.ly/34hFLEX
- Building Secure & Reliable Systems
bit.ly/3aPmBZs
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AB and SK are out of step with the rest of the country on climate crisis, and are now shut out of gvt. Solution must be substantial investment in low-carbon economic growth in the West, not reconciliation through continued support for fossil fuel extraction. #elxn43
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Freiburg, Germany #FridaysForFuture
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Real time speed of global fossil fuel CO₂ emissions with the addition of a second counter following a suggestion by @kevpluck
Each box is 10 tonnes of CO₂
#dataviz #globalwarming #ClimateChange
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🔥 One way to make a boring form look more interesting is to draw inspiration from how the output of the form is designed.
Here are a few ways you can reuse your existing design decisions to make a form more exciting:
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I find music distracting sometimes, but wearing headphones makes me feel more productive. Maybe its a comfort thing? Or just because the noise is muffled?
I sometimes even wear headphones with no music playing🙈
This noise generator is amazing though -
noisli.com/
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🔥 Get creative with table design — table cells can contain more than simple unstyled text.
Here are a few ways to make tables look more interesting:
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🔥 Styling content can be difficult. Here are a few ideas that can make a big difference:
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Shape Up is a new book published on the web that describes how we build software at Basecamp. The 6-week cycles, scoping the work, budgets instead of estimates, assigning projects not tasks, and forgoing the dreaded backlog. It's all here. basecamp.com/shapeup/
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+BREAKING+
The Guardian's editor has just issued this new guidance to all staff on language to use when writing about climate change and the environment...
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What some American cities could look like in the year 2100 may surprise you. See the effects of melting glaciers in our latest immersive mixed reality with Meteorologist @JenCarfagno.
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Replying to @shanselman
I once read a meme, "In the beginning, God and I knew what was what in my code. Now, only God knows."
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🤩🤩🤩
40,000 march in the rain in Amsterdam to call for action on #climatechange
@klimaatmars @GreenpeaceNL
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Part of the carbon pollution problem is it’s invisible and changes are happening very slowly from a human perception stand point. From the Earth’s 4 billion year old perspective changes are happening quickly. 1/3
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Wow! you like it
For those who asked, it's live: change "github" to "github-history.netlify" in any GH file url (as in the gif)
Current version is... limited, but since people liked it, I'll try to make it better. Here's the repo, pls send feature requests github.com/pomber/github-his…
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Trump is the #1 expert on…
- Taxes
- Construction
- Campaign finance
- Drones
- Technology
- U.S. History
- Infrastructure
- ISIS
- Facebook
- Renewables
- Polls
- Courts
- Steel workers
- Golf
- Banks
- Nuclear arms
- The system
- Debt
- Politicians
…according to Donald Trump
Trump Is The Expert On Everything
Trump is the #1 expert on everything, according to Donald Trump
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Nice job by @MichaelEMann outing prolific deniers. Trust the science, not an agenda. This has served us well in the past: understanding, then solving, the threats of acid rain and the deterioration of the ozone layer. We. Are. Out. Of. Time! washingtonpost.com/postevery…
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