http://sitepoint.com
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SitePoint – Learn HTML, CSS, JavaScript, PHP, Ruby & Responsive Design
▲ | Management System 29 minutes ago 2 replies luxareax Indexing issues an hour ago 10 replies hositoma2 I accidentally overwrote the software in the |
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http://etodd.io
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Evan Todd
▲ | of work right now, and to me it feels like every hour I spend on the house is an hour I could have |
http://annoying.technology
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Annoying Technology
▲ | images yet. It really just yeets the feature away within an hour or so of crossing the border. I wonder what part of |
http://blog.darkmere.gen.nz
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Simon Lyall's Blog – New Zealand, Sysadmin, Linux, Curry, Transport
▲ | 00018,00090 sec / 40 tph8,00012,00016,00024,000Max Passengers per hour per direction If the system is run with 4-car trains |
▲ | 00018,00090 sec / 40 tph8,00012,00016,00024,000Max Passengers per hour per direction I would suggest the system be designed for 4 |
▲ | as possible before longer trains should be used. Headway / Trains per Hour 2 Cars 3 Cars 4 Cars 6 Cars 5 min / 12 |
▲ | in 2,3,4 or 6 car trains. Headway / Trains per Hour 2 Cars 3 Cars 4 Cars 6 Cars 5 min / 12 |
▲ | Dominion Road would be able to do around 8400 passengers per hour at a 3 minute headway. This would probably be the maximum |
▲ | 90 seconds is available off-the-shelf which allows 40 trains/hour in each direction. This means that passengers are not sitting around |
▲ | capacity of 400 people per train and 16,000 people per hour in each direction. That capacity would probably not be needed initially. |
http://kyrofa.com
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kyrofa's blog
▲ | time to build the snap in question (mine takes over an hour). Most CI engines use Docker. You can build snaps in docker |
http://charlesharri.es
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All Posts
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▲ | forebode. I started near the back so for the first half hour or so I focused on trying to squeeze past folks and |
▲ | the awful overgrown climbs I've been navigating for the last half hour. A little while later, I'm overtaken by a European guy—Italian, |
▲ | and even finished alongside another Strider, 10 seconds under the 1-hour mark. Saltwell Harriers Fell Race on Strava Running Outdoors Tuesday, 25 |
http://loufranco.com
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Lou Franco: code, apps, and writings
▲ | be achieved. My weekly goal is to spend at least one hour a day on five different days working on the book. It’ |
http://forwardscattering.org
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Forward Scattering - The Weblog of Nicholas Chapman
▲ | and is not a bug you just added in the last hour or so. This implies that your unit tests did not catch |
http://ayende.com
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Ayende @ Rahien
▲ | Destination ] = list = new ( ) ; } list . Add ( [ trip . Lat , trip . Lng , trip . Time . Hour * 100 + trip . Time . Minute , // minutes after midnight trip . Time . DayOfYear , ( int ) |
▲ | we get, like so: double [ ] compare = [ location . Lat , location . Lng , now . Hour * 100 + now . Minute , now . DayOfYear , ( int ) now . DayOfWeek ] ; Now we basically |
http://engineering.imvu.com
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IMVU Engineering Blog – Software engineering best practices at IMVU
▲ | say that our service marks the data as cacheable for one hour. At 10:04 am, Alice updates her Motto to say “there’ |
▲ | project” or “story” or “module” or whatever, sit down for an hour with the code’s authors and appropriate tech leads and review |
▲ | could be running in the midst of the “extra” daylight-savings hour or a leap day (or a leap second!). The database could |
▲ | review the code. If the code review takes longer than an hour, people become too fatigued to add value. Handling Code Review Follow- |
▲ | want about as much code as you can review in an hour: perhaps more than a user story, but less than an entire |