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by alttab 12y ago
Sorry, git blame might be able to hold people accountable for their decisions. This is the reason it would take revolution or something equally disruptive to introduce it.
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by alttab 12y ago
I'm not even surprised that I'm not surprised.
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by alttab 12y ago
This is super cool. The better the printers get, the more surreal this will be. Awesome!
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by alttab 12y ago
Unless its not the cheapest solution on a different time horizon.
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by alttab 12y ago
Not really.cthere are competitors but they suck too. I use reason with them most of the time. Once You Are transfered to the loyalty department it doesn't even matter. In some cases, just ask yo be transfered to loyalty. Losing $30 a m
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by alttab 12y ago
Interesting. I do feel as though Rails could replace PHP as a mindshare as time goes on.
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by alttab 12y ago
I've heard Google is working on "street view" for trails. It is a backpack. My guess is they've done this with Bike trails too.
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by alttab 12y ago
What I do is call them and outright refuse to pay more for just internet. I tell them to lower my bill to below that each year my "promotion" expires. They forward me to the "Loyalty" department and somehow find a new pr
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by alttab 12y ago
I think its a neat concept that definitely has legs. That said, all of the things they were going to do with the $100k makes me feel like these guys don't know what things cost.
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by alttab 12y ago
Fair point. I feel like us server folk have figured that part out by now at least, the Javascript stuff is still quite the wild west on the client.
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by alttab 12y ago
Certainly, but sloppy developers using Javascript makes it way easier to break the back button than server-side rendering.
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by alttab 12y ago
But Javascript is awesome! Its the future.
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by alttab 12y ago
Watch Microsoft pull something amazing on the mobile front that isn't Java, just watch! I'm not really trying to be snarky, but the gridlock could mean the death of Android. Instead of trying to actually resolve that difference as
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by alttab 12y ago
Only Microsoft is worrying about Windows Phone.
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by alttab 12y ago
This is the single most important trick for factoring out shitty code. I cannot believe how many times reification collapsed complexity in our code base, or how not using it was the source of bugs. If you have cascading ifs, there is a good
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by alttab 12y ago
This can be solved with standard IDEs. Putting two modules or classes into a single file pretty much guarantees a level of coupling. This does not reduce complexity.
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by alttab 12y ago
I think its a little misleading to call it "anti-technology." The point is our tech is so primitive it takes all of our concentration to operate it. Holding onto this idea will truly bring us to the next level.
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by alttab 12y ago
On April 24th, we got one ticket out of a thousand like we do any other day. We fixed this bug like we do all bugs. Shits fucked here, ok? We had no idea if you were some asshole who can't read a tutorial, or if you have some phantom d
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by alttab 12y ago
I want the bike shed to be blue, god dammit!
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by alttab 12y ago
Building a client side application that has hundreds of components and be able to function in a stand-alone mode robustly, potentially over multiple user sessions, until a network connection becomes available, having access to a robust impl
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by alttab 12y ago
Agreed. One thing to consider is how the features and performance of a language shape the tools. The tools can be great, but to some degree you're riding a long distance skateboard with a generator on the back... Edit: This comment com
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by alttab 12y ago
Inflated valuations due to a frothy market propped up by interest free cash fueling speculative tech stocks?
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by alttab 12y ago
I was reading through this and thinking "holy crap these angularJS guys are missing the entire point." They are running a damn app-server inside the browser page, for the love of god!
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by alttab 13y ago
You got front-paged.
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by alttab 13y ago
You're talking about active management. That is not what DFA does so you clearly don't get the philosophy.
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by alttab 13y ago
"Full steam ahead" in two different directions, that maybe... MAYBE compliment each other. To me it seems you've just split your focus. And for a start-up that has pivoted a million times and was "featured-out" by T
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by alttab 13y ago
"No one in the industry uses anymore"? Really? Fama and French are still industry leaders, and they use the three factor model as the foundation of all of their portfolio management at Dimensional Fund Advisors, hands down the mos
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by alttab 13y ago
Its clear these companies can not continue to justify their valuations with their current performance. To a degree, Facebook is also doing this with Paper. If you can demonstrate you can build monetizable user bases its more valuable than
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by alttab 13y ago
"Keep up and meet with your friends." That's all the information I get for my e-mail address? I can keep and meet up with my friends using Facebook and gchat. Why do I need Swarm? You haven't given me a reason to.
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by alttab 13y ago
The modelling the book covers is the best of the best. Not sure about the content of the book itself, but the Finances seem straight on.

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