English stuff, Kiwi stuff, Colombian stuff, lot´s of stuff
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Monday, June 12, 2017
Daily bread 06/12/2017
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A guide to driving in Texas with Sixt rent a car
- Drive on the right and pass on the left.
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- It is prohibited to park within 15 meters of a fire hydrant.
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- 70 MPH during the daytime on "numbered" highways and country roads outside an urban district
- 65 MPH during the nighttime on "numbered" highways and country roads outside an urban district
- 60 MPH during the daytime on highways that are not "numbered" and that are outside of an urban district
- 55 MPH during the nighttime on highways that are not "numbered" and that are outside of an urban district
- 30 MPH in an urban district
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Sunday, June 11, 2017
Daily bread 06/11/2017
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Here's why it doesn't matter which coding language developers choose to learn - TechRepublic
- developers today are inundated with options for building software
- cool things that happened yesterday, are quickly obsolete
- just plunge right in
- The level of success is learning something
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Peter Piper's Practical Principles of Plain and Perfect Pronunciation
Saturday, June 10, 2017
Daily bread 06/10/2017
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Free Technology for Teachers: Six Types of Classroom Video Projects - And 18 Video Creation Tools
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That shiny new developer job is going to involve a lot of rusty old code - TechRepublic
- majority of any developer's time is necessarily spent maintaining old code
- greenfield development
- 'favelas in code?'
- to a company, having code that works is more important than having code that is clean.
- all about maintaining code by fixing bugs
- but that's why software developers get paid so much
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52 Tools to Inspire Summer Learning with Photo and Video Challenges – Teacher Reboot Camp
Sunday, June 4, 2017
Daily bread 06/04/2017
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I love the idea that we already know the answers - we just need to uncover them. Of course, you need a little… https://t.co/EFQQ0tRPLE
Saturday, June 3, 2017
Daily bread 06/03/2017
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The Difference Between Translation and Localization
- website localization is about refining your message and curating your brand to meet the cultural, functional, and language expectations of your global markets.
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Google's new free course could help you land a sweet gig localizing apps
- Localization
- making a product suitable for use in a particular country or region
- can lead to a lucrative career
- 85-percent of people won’t use a product if it isn’t in their native language
- If you’re good with languages and want a job in the technology industry, but don’t necessarily want to be a coder,
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Free software is suffering because coders don't know how to write documentation
- annotated examples
- Documentation means
- autogenerated API references
- to make sure your library can be easily adopted.
- in-depth tutorials
- you know who your fellow collaborators are
- builds a sense of community
- what they’ve accomplished,
- clearly-defined sense of mission and purpose.
- clearly explains a project’s processes
- contributing guides and codes of conduct
- valued more by groups that are underrepresented
- like women
- Documenting software is extremely difficult
- twenty-five percent of open source contributors say they read and write English less than “very well.”
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