PretzelFisch

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The MOOC revolution that wasn’t(kernelmag.dailydot.com)
18 points by PretzelFisch 11y ago|5 comments
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by PretzelFisch 11y ago
Maybe I am missing something but how are they dealing with dates?
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Google ordered to remove links to stories about Google removing links to stories(arstechnica.co.uk)
187 points by PretzelFisch 11y ago|120 comments
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by PretzelFisch 11y ago
In my experience when codegen shows up as a solution, you took a wrong turn somewhere and are walking down the path of very brittle code that becomes a nightmare to maintain over time. Several times the code generation libraries don't
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by PretzelFisch 11y ago
I think this is just carry over from years ago when many Enterprise level company's legal team would not let you touch or use open source software. Granted this was mostly do to Microsoft's FUD campaigns. Secondly Microsoft prov
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by PretzelFisch 11y ago
Bose seems top of the line only in their Noise canceling.
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by PretzelFisch 11y ago
I find the idea very appealing, but it seems like it would lead to micro service hell. How are you managing the Lambdas for test and deployment?
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by PretzelFisch 11y ago
"Apple hasn't done this entirely out of the goodness of their own hearts. After all, this isn't going to filter ads in native apps, is it? If you're a site that relies on ad revenue you've just been given another re
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by PretzelFisch 11y ago
How do you deal with business logic getting updated correctly across all modules that write to the database without some shared file or library?
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by PretzelFisch 11y ago
There needs to come a point where we let html and javascript exist for static linked documents. And build something better for our applications. Java and Silverlight have failed spectacularly at this so that future does seem quite bleak.