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Corporate culture: A lesson in unintended consequences
(whilefalse.blogspot.com)
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The High Cost of Treating Job-Seekers Like Cattle
(blogs.wsj.com)
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Literate Programming in Clojure
(kimavcrp.blogspot.com)
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Real World Clojure
(tech.puredanger.com)
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Living like a boss
(ryanholiday.net)
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ESR uses this
(eric.s.raymond.usesthis.com)
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Quit.
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Leaving Wall Street
(nplusonemag.com)
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15y ago
Or your coworker with a child with Down's or a customer with a sibling with Down's.
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Ported to Rdio: http://rd.io/x/QVpUIzNUbgo
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How to improve your code reviews
(daedtech.com)
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In Java, I've never seen a linked list implementation outperform the stock implementation of an array-backed deque for stacks or queues. http://docs.oracle.com/javase/6/docs/api/java/util/ArrayDequ... I highly recommend that every Java de
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Password Reuse Visualizer
(addons.mozilla.org)
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15y ago
I think that football has too much value to the American military-industrial complex to go away without a similar sport replacing it. Highschool football is the real ROTC, where students learn to obey orders and sacrifice their bodies for
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15y ago
As was already pointed out, you're often better off relying on the OS disk cache. One situation that I've had a good use for tmpfs was when watching videos on my non-SSD-equiped laptop on a long flight. I'd copy the video to tmpfs and then
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Happy 10*9*8+7+6-5+4*321
(blog.wolfram.com)
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I don't see this happening for a number of reasons already mentioned, but one that nobody is talking about is that Microsoft has long lost its cachet as the place for new college grads. I graduated from CMU 10 years ago and almost 20% of
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The State of Global Ultra-Wealth
(allaboutalpha.com)
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What would your favorite theoretician be doing?
(rjlipton.wordpress.com)
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Never make counter-offers
(bramcohen.com)
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15y ago
Yes, it reads that way, but if you're just reading the words, you're missing the point. It demonstrated passion for the product, attention to detail, and the ability to get something cool done. Those are things I would hire for.
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15y ago
I assumed that he just wants a tea cup and a hot water supply.
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15y ago
Apple is always one step ahead of the game. All their competitors are constantly trying to get to where Apple's products are, but by the time they get there, Apple has moved on to something even better. Intel is scared about Apple becoming
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Peers? He ends by comparing Jobs to oil executives. Oil companies are ridiculously subsidized by the US government in many ways, the most egregious being the use of the military to secure major pipelines at the cost of trillions of dollar
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15y ago
So he hasn't given money to charity, yet. He has contributed a ridiculous amount to the world by way of Apple, NeXT, and Pixar. He has created tens of thousands of jobs and brought communicative and creative power to millions of people. W
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On the role of bacon in visualization
(well-formed-data.net)
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I understand what you are trying to say, but I don't think it is entirely accurate to say that being able to define any point by a single coordinate is what makes it "one-dimensional." The reason is that R^n has the same cardinality as R.
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Devops Is a Poorly Executed Scam
(teddziuba.com)
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This can be further optimized with a custom heap implementation. Once there are k elements in the heap, we know that whenever we remove an element from the heap, we will immediately be adding a new one. In a traditional heap implementation
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15y ago
If you're interested in programming fonts, I wrote a few posts doing some programmatic comparisons: http://1overn.com/category/fonts/
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