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by asciimo 14y ago
This is not a good first impression for someone who had never heard of Cappuccino before. It reads like a verbose rage quit. It would have been more respectful to his colleagues and their (small?) community of users to explain his career
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by asciimo 14y ago
Here is the tweet that seems to have motivated the patch to the PyCon Code of Conduct: https://twitter.com/adriarichards/status/313417655879102464
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by asciimo 14y ago
After soundly drubbing the effectiveness of this symbolic event, the author finally suggests an alternative activity: "Focusing on green R&D might not feel as good as participating in a global gabfest with flashlights and good intention
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by asciimo 14y ago
You can get it on your Kindle for free: http://www.amazon.com/How-Live-Hours-Day-ebook/dp/B0084AHN6C... Interesting that there's no original publication date on public domain works in the Amazon store.
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by asciimo 14y ago
Ha, that's true! Thanks for the analogy. Yet I sympathize with him in a way I never would a YouTube blubberer. There's something deeply poetic about a creative genius who can only produce tools. On par with Greek mythology.
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by asciimo 14y ago
... like this heart rate monitor: http://www.azumio.com/apps/heart-rate/ (I didn't think it was possible until I saw it myself.)
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by asciimo 14y ago
Hear, hear. That's exactly the nature of my intended comment. There's a disadvantage to being an old Web veteran, in that you tend toward the grooves you have created over the years.
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by asciimo 16y ago
A more efficient method of deriving the value: http://www.google.com/search?q=speed+of+light