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The images are bigger on the tumblr :) ... and if this wasn't posted on Hacker News... I guess I wouldn't have googled "bookshelf" and I wouldn't have seen the images.. which is sad because I spent some pleasant and inspiring 10 minutes bro
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I'm also very glad that I will use my brain extensively for the rest of my life... keeping Alzheimer away :P
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It's not about one language and one issue... it's about being able to solve problems regardless of tools given (i.e. programming language) We don't code, we don't write code... we solve problems with code... there's why. And if you're not e
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Yes this is true for every profession... but in programming it seems to be a more crucial thing as the programming world is changing and evolving faster than any other industry.. just think about what programmers used to do 10 years ago ..
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This is a nice story but there are some hidden issues around here. The ones that want to get into programming should be aware of these: It's not an easy trip.. it's not just six months... it's a lifetime. Yes you might get a job in 6 months
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Canvas 2012 Conference: Birmingham UK
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Should I buy a Gooseberry?
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Good point. I'll start with this tonight http://www.objectmentor.com/resources/articles/WorkingEffect... and if it goes well I'll give the book a try. Thanks!
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It already reached 200K! WOW! Looking forward to this one...
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Ask HN: Did you build a Spotify app?
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Hmm.. you make a very good point. I haven't looked at things from this perspective before. Thank you!
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I agree with you, the business oriented solution is to push the old CMS as long as they can, to squeeze as much cash out of it as possible. Anyway... that stackexchange question has some very good answers. Thanks for sharing!
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Just an update: It seems that in 3 weeks or something like that we will be moving in new offices.... And there is a promise for improvement... probably this is the best time to kill off the old home-made CMS and replace it with a framework!
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Ask HN: I am forced to write awful code What do I do?
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I guess it was intended to be basic. The idea behind it is that you take 15 minutes and do some basic things and if you like it then you can then learn more about it... I think it's a great starting point. It gives noobs like me a good inte
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I agree. I looks very much like Android ICS on a different color scheme... very much like Google's web-apps
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In this aspect, wouldn't blocking the windows with some kind of white paper or blinds make things cooler, by eliminating the greenhouse effect?
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Maybe by "whipping" programmers and forcing them to optimise the software they write .. so that you won't need so much computing power and so much storage. Less servers less electricity consumed, less CO2 etc. On another note, consider inve
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So true ... Programmers should be lazy and write the minimum amount of code. This goes hand in hand with Larry Wall's virtues of a programmer: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Larry_Wall#Virtues_of_a_program...
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I like it!! I wonder how many people will use it though! Anyway... how do you encrypt the text? sha or some other algorithm?
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Coventry??? Really? I mean .. it's fine for me ... I'm in Birmingham .. but still.. Coventry? I really don't want to hear about python devs getting stabbed by chavs!