ambulancechaser

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by ambulancechaser 11y ago
I would like to see one other aspect discussed though: quickness to market. At my job, we are rewriting some pretty terrible vb5 code. It's easy to just WTF a lot, and complain that there are truly insane things inside of it. The flips
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by ambulancechaser 11y ago
its a flavor of scheme. But it was made to be the language of extension in GNU projects. I've just never heard of anyone actually using it. And the projects that seemed to have embraced it seem rather small for the banner or marquee pr
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by ambulancechaser 11y ago
the website looks great. But it's always so confusing that GNU's language of choice doesn't seem to be used by anyone. The marquee projects listed as using guile seemed a little underwhelming
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by ambulancechaser 11y ago
I think that many agreements have a minimum number of required signatories before coming into effect. But once that number is met, in theory, other countries approving or not approving has no effect. This can vary in practice, though, as th
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by ambulancechaser 11y ago
how have you been following this? I'd like to look at the json graph concepts you're talking about and having the discussion to go along with it would be very helpful.
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by ambulancechaser 12y ago
Hello. Thank you so much for the book and the pioneering model that you have published it with. All the best on the platform for distribution. Please don't take the advice to downplay rspec. I think in chapter 8 you update the User
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by ambulancechaser 12y ago
Well, there's no reason to reconcile them. They can have differing opinions on how to approach problems. But don't think that Feynman was working nonstop on spinning plates and those diagrams he invented. He liked working in st