
We've got an idea for a new college CS course: was Rails really web scale? https://stackoverflow.blog/…/podcast-254-code-newbie-educa…/
Who can blame it? https://bit.ly/2OL27aU #StackOverflowKnows
Besides the ego boost and the desire to avoid imposter syndrome, how much of a four-year-degree is actually useful when trying to land your first job? https://bit.ly/30udSrH
Get ready for the complete history of numbers on keys, 1890 to present. https://bit.ly/3joghwr #StackOverflowKnows
Linters are like seatbelts; they keep your code safe, but only if you use them correctly. https://stackoverflow.blog/…/linters-arent-in-your-way-the…/
Is it ethical to take a customer's money without the inventory in stock? https://bit.ly/2B8MyGG #StackOverflowKnows
This week, we dive into the debate over Scrum methodology https://stackoverflow.blog/…/podcast-253-is-scrum-making-y…/
Try using the "eenie, meenie, mynie, moe" algorithm. #StackOverflowKnows
https://bit.ly/3gMkCHI
“Yes, but it’s more likely that you get struck by lightning while being bitten by a shark.” https://bit.ly/2ZvdA4r #StackOverflowKnows
What’s true for developers is true for medical students: writing a good question is the best way to review what you do and do not know. https://stackoverflow.blog/…/how-the-medical-sciences-exch…/
We've all been a little clueless on tech. When writing your docs, consider your most clue-free readers. https://bit.ly/32gkEUe
Leaders from Stack Overflow's Black and Brown affinity group discuss the work of encouraging and supporting diversity at our company. https://stackoverflow.blog/…/podcast-252-a-conversation-on…/
Changing your password is easier than changing your face. For now. https://bit.ly/3gMkCHI
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There might be something like this in one of the Terminator movies
https://retrocomputing.stackexchange.com/…/could-you-revers…
Is it legitimate? Yes. Is it a security risk? Also yes.
https://security.stackexchange.com/…/does-legitimate-tech-s… #StackOverflowKnows
Inspecting web elements today takes you into a deep well of mystery. https://player.simplecast.com/…/efbe1435-c9f7-5d33-ab6e-a6d…
To think like a machine, you have to speak its language. https://stackoverflow.blog/…/podcast-251-how-to-interpret-…/
To quote the Beach Boys, "inside, outside, USA." https://bit.ly/3febTOp #StackOverflowKnows
Great team players negotiate for the biggest pie, not the biggest share. https://stackoverflow.blog/…/nobody-has-to-lose-in-work-li…/








