anthonyrubin

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by anthonyrubin 18y ago
For some reason his articles are always voted up no matter how ignorant and devoid of insightful observations they are.
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by anthonyrubin 18y ago
I don't see any reason to discuss Jeff's ignorant article yet again. http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=507948
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Goals Prototypes Action(cooper.com)
1 points by anthonyrubin 18y ago|0 comments
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by anthonyrubin 18y ago
Have you dealt with many recruiters? I seriously doubt that most recruiters would have done a better job in this situation.
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by anthonyrubin 18y ago
I believe this to be part of a larger problem: many developers and organizations seem unaware of best practices (and when to disregard them) that have existed for decades.
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by anthonyrubin 18y ago
CSAs are one alternative in the US. http://www.localharvest.org/csa.jsp The above site provides a search feature to find local CSAs as well.
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by anthonyrubin 18y ago
Original source: http://whatmatters.mckinseydigital.com/innovation/building-a...
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Darwinvaganza(blogs.wnyc.org)
1 points by anthonyrubin 18y ago|0 comments
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by anthonyrubin 18y ago
The classic has to be the ArsDigita story. It seems that Philip Greenspun has removed the story from his site, but I found it elsewhere. http://waxy.org/random/arsdigita/
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by anthonyrubin 18y ago
This type of experiment was done by the Peopleware authors. They are the source of many of the productivity numbers you see quoted for software developers.
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by anthonyrubin 18y ago
Because labeling Leonardo a procrastinator makes all of us procrastinators feel better about ourselves.
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by anthonyrubin 18y ago
Why submit this idiocy?
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by anthonyrubin 18y ago
Look, I wasn't going to list out every popular open source project that doesn't use the GPL and I never claimed that there aren't useful projects that do use the GPL. I simply wanted to counter the mistaken notion that software without a GP
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by anthonyrubin 18y ago
Fiction can be fun, but I find the reference section much more enlightening. Apache License: http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0.html Perl's license: http://www.perlfoundation.org/artistic_license_1_0 Python's license: http://ww
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by anthonyrubin 18y ago
His example also won't work in Python 3.0.
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by anthonyrubin 18y ago
Such file systems already exist. Take a look at HFS+ and Spotlight in OS X Leopard. It is not the only example.
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by anthonyrubin 18y ago
What if a box were provided near the top of the document with the document's current name? To rename the file you simply type the new name in the box. Users should never really have to worry about saving. Google Docs does a good job of keep
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by anthonyrubin 18y ago
wget?
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by anthonyrubin 18y ago
If you are going to create a new site in this space it has to be at least as good as Kayak. Tripeedo fails horribly. As others have mentioned, a site that simply opens numerous windows with the results from each site is not adequate.
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Britons’ Health Harmed by Social Networking Sites(bloomberg.com)
4 points by anthonyrubin 18y ago|0 comments
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by anthonyrubin 18y ago
I don't believe that SOAP is especially popular in the Python world. Note that an XML-RPC library is included with Python, but a SOAP library is not. Most "web services" are likely done using REST.
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by anthonyrubin 18y ago
How confident does this make you that anyone read and understood this bill before voting for it?
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Stand for Open Access, Oppose HR801(openaccessblog.com)
1 points by anthonyrubin 18y ago|0 comments
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NYC game-design inspired school Quest 2 Learn opening fall 2009(offworld.com)
1 points by anthonyrubin 18y ago|0 comments
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by anthonyrubin 18y ago
"If the transparency Obama claims materializes, it could end the grafting and pork." Have you read much about this bill?
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by anthonyrubin 18y ago
A few small sites like Amazon and Slashdot still do. http://jobs.perl.org/
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by anthonyrubin 18y ago
Founders at Work by Jessica Livingston http://www.foundersatwork.com/
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If You Spend Your Time Wisely, A Week From Now You Will Realise That You Are an Idiot(docs.google.com)
19 points by anthonyrubin 18y ago|9 comments
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by anthonyrubin 18y ago
Actually, many of the technical channels on Freenode are quite good.
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by anthonyrubin 18y ago
Would discussions of top ten movie lists, politics and excessive meta-discussion qualify as starting down a "slippery slope"?

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