PLenz

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by PLenz 13y ago
Jews, and gays, and gypsys, and Priests, and .... Actually Hitler didn't like _alot_ of people.
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by PLenz 13y ago
I still can't believe how many people don't understand this fact. Javascript is incredibly flexible - if you can think of a programming paradigm - Javascript already supports it.
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by PLenz 13y ago
Yea! But when do we get drains for Elastic Load Balancers?
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by PLenz 13y ago
My assumption is for the inevitable legal battle when one of the homeowners tries to sue to app out of existence.
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by PLenz 13y ago
We're developers, we are both tool makers and tool users. Limiting ourselves to either Chrome or Firefox (or IE or Opera or...) is - well - stupid. Use the tools we have. Use all of them. Make sure your code works everywhere (reasonabl
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by PLenz 13y ago
It's similar to LISP - but without the parens
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by PLenz 13y ago
Qbasic on MS-DOS 5
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by PLenz 13y ago
I would love to see the decision memo where they decoded it was less effort to build HHVM then to rebuild the site from scratch.
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In a heartbeat - and then I'd go and build something even cooler with the money.
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by PLenz 13y ago
Ok - at this point I'm wondering just how much Yahoo thinks it can swallow as a company. Tumblr -by itself - is going to take months to integrate into the Yahoo ecosystem. And now they want Hulu? I'm really wondering if they are biting off
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I thought this was about the classic adventure game and was briefly excited...
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If it doesn't scale that it was a waste of money.
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Exactly - some companies can pull off this kind of acquisition. It's entirely a corporate culture thing.
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by PLenz 13y ago
Man, they are on some buying binge. Unfortunately for them, I don't think it's possible to buy innovation or relevance. Those things have to come from within and permeate the entire culture of the firm - and Yahoo just doesn't have it right
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This is very short-sighted thinking - and following this thinking is what got the first startup I worked for killed. We were focused on features; customer XYZ wanted this, customer ABC wanted that. So I coded them. The CEO encouraged me to
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by PLenz 13y ago
It's better to code when you are ready to code. For me that is from about 8AM to 12AM. After that my brain goes a bit mush - so I instead turn to administrative stuff. For you it could be totally different. This is why I don't chain my code
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by PLenz 13y ago
Granted - but (at least in my case, and I would surmise in the case of many - if not most - users) the majority of the use of a console is in online playing.
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But at least they won't charge me a monthly fee for the privilege to.
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After years of being a loyal Xboxer I'll (probably) be on Steam Box next.
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It's like they didn't even do customer research. They developed in an echo chamber - and got something that ultimately no one actually likes. I've had my 360 for a long time but I won't be getting a one. Steam box probably for me.
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by PLenz 13y ago
Code is code - it's the concepts behind it that matter. If this is going to paying project then go PHP - it's what you know and you'll be able to get it done faster and probably with higher quality. If this is just a project for your own gr