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+1 on the static type checking problem.. i am beginning to feel very annoyed by the same... have found that writing and maintaining unit test cases help.. but are a PITA nevertheless...
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+1 for the metaclasses example... list comprehension doesn't seem that big a deal, but then am biased way too much.. Also agree with consistency part.... but personally python is beginning to lose some of it's charm with the move towards co
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aangjie
15y ago
Can't agree more... Getting all the govt. bodies to start using UID could well take 5 years....
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Yep... as he mentions in another post ( http://www.ribbonfarm.com/2012/01/11/seeking-density-in-the-... ).. he has mastered the art of writing dense. Which makes his writing very re-readable...
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15y ago
Ok..from my anecdotal evidence as much i like red wine, i don't like what seems to do to my liver. (am not referring to study but the feeling of nausea/acidity it causes). I have found that grape juice is a good source of antioxidants..
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Social classes-- modern fuzzy boundaries
(ribbonfarm.com)
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15y ago
And if hiring for first contact Emergency psych trauma.. count me in..:-P
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I don't know why or how they called it fractals.. but am not surprised.... i would have believed them a couple of years ago right out.. Now,i know that am not sure either way.... The point is it's near impossible to be accurate when transla
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I agree with that symlink spaghetti for a long time comment.. It seems harsh to fedora to say they feel a need for a revolution.. i really don't follow release cycles/linux versions... close enough.. but my upgrade experiences so far(Fedor
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Actually it reminded me of http://xkcd.com/981/ But i do remember seeing /usr/share/bin and /usr/share/local/bin and thinking wtf... But then i play around too much with my OS to reliably blame it on the distro...
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I have been programming only since the millennium(i.e 11 years) and already feel really...really...tired...... but that may just be my laziness....
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15y ago
I can vouch for a similar increase in consumer markets in Bangalore.. Been in chennai a few months and am suspecting the same here too....
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15y ago
Thanks for that quote license to consume... No problem.. am already cutting down my consumption and will just not consume.. bye..corporations with big IP portfolio.....
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15y ago
Oops.. simultaneous posts.... .downvoting sounds harsh..but hey life isn't fair.. shrug ...:)
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Almost thought it was SOPA.. misspelled article..:-P Agree.. SOAP is way to verbose....and annoying to read manually while debugging...
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15y ago
That's akin to the philosophical "tree falling in a forest, without anyone hearing" it question.. Unfortunately, i haven't come across any approach to the answers i find interesting..:-(
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15y ago
Reminds me of my somethin' my ex-colleague came up with in a discussion over lunch.. Trust is a complex variable. it has some real part/value that both the parties involved can be secure about, and an(two??) imaginary part where both the pa
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15y ago
I just began work on a new project that was half modeled. I initially tried to understand the existing model and wasted quite a few weeks for understanding that incomplete model. My problem is had i spent that time understanding the system
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+1 for pointing out the contradictory research.....
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15y ago
+1 for the dating before getting married metaphor
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15y ago
Everyone should be building something employed or entrepreneurs.... Even analysts, are building something a model for his boss to make decisions based on...
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Am beginning to go with google nowadays...:-P
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///Hacker News to distract myself from work... Can identify with that... try to use a time based site-blocker for the same, but of course have learnt to disable it..:-)
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Hmm... interesting idea.. i haven't taken notes in a loooong time but will start now and see how it works out...
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15y ago
Kind of ironic how he mentions productivity posts 3-8 times, all the while giving advise to create more(aka productivity improvement)
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+1 to documenting the hypothesis+ prediction and the results.. I would love to see that too.. yep.. am ok with not publishing the hypothesis first too..
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Interesting.. I am looking to start with some hands-on haskell.. And DBMS is one topic am fluent with... Will try to contribute once i get it running on my ubuntu box.. Is the TODO the right place to start??
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I agree that line of reasoning is not fallacy free. but if you think in terms of probabilities, it may be safe heuristic to make a stance on.. Update: I mean probability of a venture backing a sopa supporter(company/startup) being anti-sopa
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Hmm.. Think it is a good idea indeed... But does remind me of Stanford's online courses effort. http://news.stanford.edu/news/2011/august/online-computer-sc...
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From the privacy standpoint am still uncomfortable at the idea of having my data on the cloud even if it's encrypted and would prefer to keep it local. Ofcourse, my rational side points out that i don't have any data that is worth my cloud
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