ZitchDog

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by ZitchDog 17y ago
It's usually pretty trivial to create an event bus where you can publish and subscribe to events.
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by ZitchDog 17y ago
Rally
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by ZitchDog 17y ago
So has the speed of Windows XP.
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by ZitchDog 17y ago
I would say it's more of a formally-specified mature pretty-fast implementation of half of Common Lisp.
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by ZitchDog 17y ago
Sounds like a recipe for RSI.
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by ZitchDog 17y ago
When non-technical people ask what I do, I say, "I write software." It's been the most well-received title I've found. "Software Developer" is too technical and euphemistic, and "Programmer" is a little nebulous, and also pretty technical.
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by ZitchDog 17y ago
There are ways of avoiding the long compile/deploy cycle in Java development, but most people don't take the time to learn them. Just like there are ways of writing fairly concise, readable Java, but most of the code written day-to-day is g
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by ZitchDog 17y ago
Yes, please! http://mailhide.recaptcha.net/d?k=010BHenToQ3ILlWaYyI8aZsg==...
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by ZitchDog 17y ago
The best evidence against astrology I've heard came from my college astronomy professor. Basically, due to the precession of the earth on its axis, the constellations are visible at completely different times than they were when astrology w
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by ZitchDog 17y ago
I've always wanted to write a planetary simulator. I think clojure might be a decent language for it, as long as you avoid floating point as much as possible and use clojure's Ratios class instead. user=> (type (/ 1 3)) clojure.la
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by ZitchDog 17y ago
I read it the same way, but thought, "well duh."
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by ZitchDog 17y ago
It's not hard to write a utility that wraps an InputStream in an Iterator so you can do things like: for(String line : readLines(System.in)) { //do something with line here }
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by ZitchDog 17y ago
Anyone have any idea where I could get one of those t-shirts?
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by ZitchDog 17y ago
Do you use source control? I think this stuff is very cool but I have misgivings about my production code not being in a VCS.
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by ZitchDog 17y ago
Cookies are part of HTTP. He's referring to SOAP there I'm sure. And he's right. SOAP is awful.
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by ZitchDog 17y ago
They forgot the most obvious - "Mo money, mo problems" "I dumb down for my audience, double my dollars." -- Jay-Z
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by ZitchDog 17y ago
Watch out - double-brace initialization is cool looking, but it's orders of magnitude slower than regular initialization as it must generate an anonymous class. Also, the generated class is put into the permgen space, which is not garbage c
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by ZitchDog 17y ago
Unfortunately, the jQuery.noConflict(true) method breaks almost all plugins.
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Career Guiding Principals(kensipe.blogspot.com)
1 points by ZitchDog 17y ago|0 comments
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Tagged.com - Social Networking Spam(wilksnet.com)
10 points by ZitchDog 17y ago|1 comments
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by ZitchDog 17y ago
I would have said the exact same thing at the time. As it turns out, many of the "busywork" tasks are things that you'll want to be able to do quickly, easily, and accurately as you build on your skillset. Repetition is how you optimize you
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by ZitchDog 17y ago
I cheated a lot in high school, a couple times in college. I don't feel guilty, but now I know the only person I cheated was myself.
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by ZitchDog 18y ago
There's no such thing as bad publicity.* * I don't believe this maxim, but a ton of people do. They are rich, I am not.
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by ZitchDog 18y ago
They should also be nofollowed or the link will still help the spammer's pagerank. Any links in a comment having score < 0 should have the rel="nofollow" attribute set. http://googleblog.blogspot.com/2005/01/preventing-comment-sp... e
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by ZitchDog 18y ago
http://ejohn.org/blog/the-dom-is-a-mess/
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by ZitchDog 18y ago
Sorry, but I would never start a project without answering this question. The design is nice. Unfortunately "What sets this apart?" is my question #1 when I look at a webapp. I don't care if it's ugly as sin, I can always use stylish to pre