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   by aryehof 11y ago

   >>> ... "which they continually threaten" Can you cite an instance in any reputable broadsheet where Israel has officially threatened to use nuclear weapons? Misstatements not challenged quickly, too often become the &quo
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   by aryehof 11y ago

   I really enjoyed reading all three parts. Many thanks!
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   by aryehof 11y ago

   I find Go to be a concise and productive language for computing infrastructure applications, but struggle to apply it to problems with complex domains in business and industry. For those, other languages like Java and C# that better support
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   by aryehof 11y ago

   I also get a blank page with Firefox, but it does display with Chrome.
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   by aryehof 11y ago

   I think for those programming complex systems in business and industry, the biggest problem remains how to represent concepts in code. Even the simplest problem, like a Purchaser placing a Purchase Order for a Product from a Supplier can&#x
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   by aryehof 11y ago

   My belief is that how to divide systems into small pieces and have them communicate technically, be reused and composed, is masking the real problem. The real problem is representing and implementing a complex business problem or system wi
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   by aryehof 11y ago

   Ed Yourdon's early books with Peter Coad on object oriented analysis and design together with his book "Death March", had great influence on me and on my career. I'm saddened to hear of his death, but celebrate his life
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   by aryehof 11y ago

   Every business is unique, and a custom solution can support that uniqueness, rather than the compromises that can need to be made with a (customizable) packaged solution. I've seen one company write off a 100 million dollar investment
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   The Secret Art of Learning(medium.com)

   3 points by aryehof 11y ago|0 comments
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    by aryehof 11y ago

    I've always found it particularly useful when learning from a source, to write down questions that go to the heart of the matter being presented, rather than just summary notes. If one later writes answers to the questions, it highligh
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    by aryehof 11y ago

    >> It can be learned in a day. The syntax perhaps. In reality there are a large number of concepts and idioms to learn on the never-ending road to really becoming proficient.
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    by aryehof 11y ago

    So many of us can identify with that, and so well stated!
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    by aryehof 11y ago

    I reverted back to Windows 7 for pretty much exactly the same reasons as you describe. Not to mention that my speakers also stopped working!
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    by aryehof 11y ago

    Thanks for pointing that out. I never knew one could do that.
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    by aryehof 11y ago

    Hi Jesse, I'm Aryeh. Perhaps one place to start is to forgive yourself and start afresh. Consider the past over, finished and done. A new "you" if you will, not the one you were before. All that matters now is what you &quot
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    by aryehof 11y ago

    To me, microservices address for many the continuing need for structures that hide complexity behind small, understandable interfaces. Black boxes if you will. Unlike components, which have no standard for connecting to and among each othe
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    by aryehof 11y ago

    The results are so good, I'm thinking this could be used to generate background for some videos.
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    by aryehof 11y ago

    Some alternative social indexes to the Social Development Index discussed in the video: 1. Democracy Index ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Democracy_Index ) 2. Human Development Index ( http://en.wikipedia.org&#
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    Wizards and warriors(ericlippert.com)

    1 points by aryehof 11y ago|0 comments
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    by aryehof 11y ago

    A thought provoking older article by Steve Yegge that many I talk to haven't seen. It discusses styles of programming from the perspective of memory allocation.
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    Allocation Styles (2005)(sites.google.com)

    5 points by aryehof 11y ago|6 comments
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    by aryehof 12y ago

    Your photos of Moxie brightened my day a little. Thanks!
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    by aryehof 12y ago

    One can surely argue that for an increasingly large proportion of the public, the level of monetary punishment does not provide any deterrent from breaking rules. Maybe I am imagining it, but (anecdotally) I tend to see mainly expensive car
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    by aryehof 12y ago

    > England, Canada, and most other industrialized countries... England isn't a country. Constantly referring to it as one, was a distraction from the contents for me.
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    by aryehof 12y ago

    This site takes about 15 seconds to load on my iPad in Europe, which is so slow someone is likely to tab away. I haven't looked into fast-render mentioned elsewhere, but initial load time has always been a issue, and it seemingly gets
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    by aryehof 12y ago

    Most western countries are run by a civil service, typically within a framework of legislation enacted by governments passed. Perhaps here, we are just being reminded that we should (unfortunately) consider the civil service as being a four
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    by aryehof 12y ago

    This is exactly my experience too. I find myself having to hit reload increasingly to get something readable.