Joshua Browder, founder and CEO of DoNotPay, tells us how a heap of expensive parking tickets inspired him to build software that helps people avoid fines, secure refunds, claim free land, win back lost savings, and even combat systemic racism.
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Can you control what you've already set free?
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Hate it? Automate it, scientific uncertainty, and the benefits of mini-forests
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https://stackoverflow.blog/2022/08/05/the-overflow-137-the-san-francisco-exodus/
The home team talks about the coding error that forced ten million Canadians offline, advice for coders trying to get out of a rut, and how low-earth orbit satellites are reshaping the internet. Plus: a Netflix documentary for getting out of a rut and reshaping your mind all in one.
The post Satellite internet: More useful than sending a car into space (Ep
For a successful Agile and DevOps practice, organizations need to think beyond tooling. Engineering organizations need a strong community of practice culture that supports the collecting and distributing of knowledge, greater cross-organizational collaboration, and breaks down the silos that can happen in companies of all sizes.
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Developers need to always be learning, but knowing what skills companies need can help you direct your learning towards marketable skills.
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Bigeye cofounders Kyle Kirwan (CEO) and Egor Gryaznov (CTO) join the home team to discuss their data observability platform, what it’s like to go from coworkers to cofounders, and the surprising value of boring technology.
The post Monitoring data quality with Bigeye (Ep. 469) appeared first on Stack Overflow Blog.
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Kafka topic design, skills for reverse engineering, and another AI creating photos
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https://stackoverflow.blog/2022/07/29/the-overflow-136-sufficiently-advanced-code-c
Ben and Matt discuss how tech workers’ preference for remote work is driving a near-exodus from cities like San Francisco, while smaller cities like Tulsa, Oklahoma are literally paying remote workers to relocate.
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Spoken languages have distinct levels to measure skills; why shouldn't programming languages, too?
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https://stackoverflow.blog/2022/07/28/measurable-and-meaningful-skill-levels-for-developers/
