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StudyAnimal
11y ago
Very good analogy! Actually it isn't even an analogy its more like the hard science.
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StudyAnimal
11y ago
Appropriation is bullshit, cultures should be allowed to freely copy from and imitate each other without restriction.
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StudyAnimal
11y ago
Yep like I said. Even the wikipedia page has a power point slide on it.
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StudyAnimal
11y ago
Don't worry, there is no actual technical thing called architecture, its a management topic.
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StudyAnimal
11y ago
"virtualization, concurrency, and persistence" I would have said something like memory management, interrupt handlers and system calls.
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StudyAnimal
11y ago
Heh weird. 15 years ago my job was porting apps the other way. Turning lisp desktop apps into lisp web apps with cl-http. Of course that was hard. Turning a web app into a desktop app is just a matter of embedding a browser. The other way a
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StudyAnimal
12y ago
Be interesting to compare this to some Indian cities.
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StudyAnimal
12y ago
Did you read it? Their example Unix was OS X.
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12y ago
No it means the exam was way too easy. 90% of the questions were giveaways. If its ok to fail 400 out of 1000 students doing English, then its ok to fail 4 out of 10 doing Latin. Once you adjust for the easiness of the exam, he actually did
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StudyAnimal
12y ago
I wonder what sort of correlation there really is between learning the enemies language and winning a war against them. This big army doesn't win wars because it holds itself back for political reasons. It is not that hard. You have to
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StudyAnimal
12y ago
"It IS faster! Over five million..."
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StudyAnimal
12y ago
Hope it has a very wide viewing angle, or I will have to get creative when watching porn.
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StudyAnimal
12y ago
Plus it needs mechanical switches. Otherwise it is just a low-end device.
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StudyAnimal
12y ago
Man Forbes is an annoying site, I try to scroll down to the comments, and before the comments load it jumps to another story. But anyway, its a bad idea. The sort of people that care about quality know that beats are absolute shit. They get
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StudyAnimal
13y ago
Yes, I think it should be. I think most things on the site qualify, but not all. However your second statement is a mischaracterization. It is not "entirely" combative or offensive. I just think that is the essential ingredient be
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StudyAnimal
13y ago
A true hacker would be pleased at the idea of making a potential business partner uncomfortable about his talents, and relish the challenge of meeting their goals despite that discomfort.
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StudyAnimal
13y ago
Does anyone think the former should be considered a good description of a hacker? To me it is someone using their intelligence, to do something clever (or at least in a clever way) to disrupt or destroy something, make someone uncomfortable
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StudyAnimal
13y ago
So what is the other type of hacker then? And is the difference really substantial enough to warrant a separate word?
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13y ago
I used to think there were two separate uses of the word, and one was less correct than the other. I used to insist people distinguish between a good "hacker" and an evil "cracker". Now I understand the essence of the te
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StudyAnimal
13y ago
Nah, graphics are as good as your graphics card but it isn't as fun to play as other previous versions, and the small city size is just one of the main issues with it. There is just something missing, I get bored with it real quick.
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StudyAnimal
13y ago
What is the current situation in towns like Maastricht and Heerlen that decided to implement the residents only restriction? Was that rolled back or not?
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StudyAnimal
13y ago
I found it interesting they didn't mention anything about his career at MS since being on the NT team in 92.
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StudyAnimal
13y ago
Most of the criticisms aren't really the fault of Kanban itself though. Who did they bring in to help them with Kanban? It is no substitute for all the things you rightfully claimed were missing.
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StudyAnimal
13y ago
I bet you hate startups then, and all their pivoting!
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StudyAnimal
13y ago
It may be in some cases. In many cases people are quite open about the hybrid nature of their process and the reasons for it.
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StudyAnimal
13y ago
I think most teams using agile, or developing software with some agile practices are in fact working within a hybrid process, where the requirements gathering and analysis, the writing of offers and contracts, and sometimes the delivery of
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StudyAnimal
13y ago
Just because there is no process labelled "Agile" doesn't mean it is meaningless to talk about "doing Agile". What if doing 100% XP by the book turns out to not be ideal or doing 100% Scrum by the book turns out to
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StudyAnimal
13y ago
Presumably the reverse is also true. I guess boys don't want ponies and princesses either, and now that I think about it, boys are portrayed slightly negatively in e.g. Barbie movies. Just market segmentation I guess.
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13y ago
Hmm weird, there are a lot of people fairly high up on the list that are not my friends, some have 1 mutual friend, most are total strangers...
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13y ago
I have a Galaxy Nexus, skipped the Nexus 4, so am treating this as a signal to upgrade. Although I leading towards the Note 3 at the moment... Will definitely consider the Nexus 5 once it is out though. Although I only got around to putting
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