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by adam-_- 15y ago
I was tickled by the fact it included a link to itself, for endless browsing.. Nice work though!
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by adam-_- 15y ago
r/perl ;)
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by adam-_- 15y ago
We're short of space for twitter messages. And maybe IRC topics.
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by adam-_- 16y ago
Cashing out is not working for me...
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Stop calling your tests "stories"(paullegato.com)
3 points by adam-_- 16y ago|0 comments
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by adam-_- 16y ago
I did a course that was mostly CS with some SE (SWE) modules. In the first year the SE modules were about team work, version control, development methologies, requirements analysis and so forth. In the second year the SE modules were mostly
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by adam-_- 16y ago
Displaying accurate measurements is not that hard?
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by adam-_- 16y ago
Or Perl if we're going down this route.
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by adam-_- 16y ago
Try urbandictionary.com - I've haven't really looked for sites blocked but that's what was pointed out to me.
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O2 installs 18+ filter on the mobile web(wired.co.uk)
35 points by adam-_- 16y ago|27 comments
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by adam-_- 16y ago
There's also Padrino if you want something straddling the middle ground. http://padrinorb.com/
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by adam-_- 16y ago
This has worked for as long as I can remember.
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by adam-_- 16y ago
Big fan. Been using it for a few weeks. Really enjoy the competitive aspects (challenges, badges etc.) - good for the motivation. Not sure if this is a reasonable business model but I'd certainly pay for an iPhone app.. Perhaps premium feat
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What's so great about CPAN anyway?(adamjctaylor.com)
5 points by adam-_- 16y ago|3 comments
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Hip vs. Useful(modernperlbooks.com)
6 points by adam-_- 16y ago|0 comments
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Wikileaks DNS killed(guardian.co.uk)
33 points by adam-_- 16y ago|14 comments
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by adam-_- 16y ago
Not quite what you're looking for but London Perl Workshop is on Saturday http://conferences.yapceurope.org/lpw2010/
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by adam-_- 16y ago
I don't like either. Whiteboard please!
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by adam-_- 16y ago
These types of presentations do not work on an iPhone :(
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by adam-_- 16y ago
We use git to manage the codebase of two apps that have about 15 people working on each. Every team or project branches from master at the start of an iteration and works off that branch until the end of the iteration then merges/rebases ba
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by adam-_- 16y ago
Could they not have bought http://g.gl ?
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World War 1 will officially end on Sunday(telegraph.co.uk)
11 points by adam-_- 16y ago|0 comments
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by adam-_- 16y ago
Synchronising product/stock details from warehouse to website.
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by adam-_- 16y ago
What font is #14?
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by adam-_- 16y ago
I'm curious as to why no mac people are using SizeUp. Looks like everyone is manually dragging the windows about?
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by adam-_- 16y ago
Maybe I'm weird but I don't want stuff I've labelled ending up in spam. I've never seen one of these messages being actual spam, usually just a mailing list posting.
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by adam-_- 16y ago
It's a shame it got called Perl 6... Perl 5 has been cracking along and is by no means stale: http://www.nntp.perl.org/group/perl.perl5.porters/2010/04/ms...
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Modern Perl: The Book (Draft)(modernperlbooks.com)
2 points by adam-_- 16y ago|0 comments
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by adam-_- 16y ago
£18,000 is pittance - you should get more than that just for reading Hacker News! Apply for a junior position at a more interesting company if it's the only job around. It's the same or possibly more money so who cares?! Check out things li
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by adam-_- 16y ago
Do you need a developer license to make apps with WebKit?

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