bengrunfeld

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Database Normal Forms – Simplified(cloudandcode.tumblr.com)
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Essentials of Twelve-Factor Apps(cloudandcode.tumblr.com)
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Essentials of Docstrings(cloudandcode.tumblr.com)
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Essentials of REST(cloudandcode.tumblr.com)
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by bengrunfeld 13y ago
I feel that if you don't know enough re styling code to write it properly in the first place, then an automated styling program is an easy way out, and not professional at all.
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Essentials of Github Team Workflow(cloudandcode.tumblr.com)
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Essentials of PEP 8(cloudandcode.tumblr.com)
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Announcing the (Heroku compatible) Deis Example Apps(deis.io)
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by bengrunfeld 13y ago
Spasibah. I was vexing them a long time before this.
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by bengrunfeld 13y ago
The FBI's preference for total secrecy, in complete contrast to the law, is a very scary fact indeed. There are many things that I love about living in America - you get to be at the pinnacle of tech development, you can make a good wa
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by bengrunfeld 13y ago
I checked my inbox. Every email from LinkedIn is 'member@linkedin.com' or some variation. It was kind of hard to believe the rest after that.
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by bengrunfeld 13y ago
Says who?
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by bengrunfeld 13y ago
Yes. Look at the slides Snowden released when he blew the whistle. http://images.techhive.com/images/article/2013/06/prism_vend...
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by bengrunfeld 13y ago
Like everyone, I've read a lot about the aftermath of Snowden's disclosures. This is the first time I've read an official condemnation from an industry leader. Amen.
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by bengrunfeld 13y ago
Google's post on the issue: https://support.google.com/adwords/answer/3141229 It reads like "We're screwing you, so deal with it."
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by bengrunfeld 13y ago
Couldn't disagree more. Google won over developers in the beginning because they provided information on search, essentially making the SEO business possible. Hiding information is a increasingly popular trend that SysAdmin's, abo
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by bengrunfeld 13y ago
The search button says it all - "Get Ideas", not "Get Info". You can't even choose Broad, Phrase, or Exact. This is a shocking tool. I feel that in addition to its philandering with the NSA, Google is abandoning eve
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by bengrunfeld 13y ago
Honestly, even technical tests have their limits. Personally, my memory is digital, meaning that I'm rubbish in "sit down and remember 100000 facts about tech" tests, but if you give me time to research a project and put toge
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by bengrunfeld 13y ago
Oren is right. Our rights are being taken away one at a time. As an immigrant to America, I can see how the idea of "Freedom" has been so ingrained into the culture that most people simply refuse to believe that the government is
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by bengrunfeld 13y ago
hahahahha!!
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by bengrunfeld 13y ago
Of course their ability has taken a hit. Congress now has their eye on the NSA and they'll be looking to put a new set of policies into place so that they can look good to their voters. Even Snowden said that all the NSA's activit
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by bengrunfeld 13y ago
Wow, the NSA has just become the whipping boy of the media. Well, they deserved it. They reached too far, and now their ability for worldwide surveillance has taken a massive hit. They should have read the tale of Icarus before going flying
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by bengrunfeld 13y ago
hehehehe... sorry, my terminology is a bit rusty. For memory, it was service pack 3 (SP3) that fixed most of the security holes that were destroying networks running XP.
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by bengrunfeld 13y ago
Are you talking about their fall in the idealogical sense, that happened in 2000? I seem to remember at least 10 years after that where their software dominated every office I walked into. Even today as far as private cloud goes, they are a
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by bengrunfeld 13y ago
I feel that many people dislike the idea of him, without exactly knowing what he did during his time as CEO, because the Windows platforms are known as being notoriously buggy and unsecure. XP was a nightmare that caused SysAdmins to cry th
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by bengrunfeld 13y ago
I'm not overestimating, or indeed estimating, anything. I was interested in other people's opinions. Rudeness pardoned.
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by bengrunfeld 13y ago
Right, but isn't radioactive water like cordial, you only need a small amount to change a much larger body of water? Ton for ton, I can see your point of how it's only a drop in the ocean, but if that drop is highly radioactive an
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by bengrunfeld 13y ago
Honestly, internet snarkiness and 2 minute rages aside, I wonder what this will mean for us in the future. I wonder how US crops, the Australia climate, and Chinese drinking water quality will be affected. Is this so bad that Japan has esse
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by bengrunfeld 13y ago
I think right now making noise in any way is a respectable move. If they go to far, then NSA might retaliate against them, and no legal protection in the world would save them. If they keep going the way they are right now, it will keep thi
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by bengrunfeld 13y ago
I completely disagree. Please see my response below, and failing that, search Wikipedia for "Freedom of Speech", and then search the page (Cmd + F) for "privacy".

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