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by bhiggins 16y ago
I don't know what Flashblock you were using but the ones I have used do not behave this way. Maybe Flash was in memory because you clicked one of them and allowed it to run?
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by bhiggins 16y ago
What do you guys think of http://www.extrahop.com/jobs/ ?
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by bhiggins 16y ago
Normalization has nothing to do with storage or performance, it has everything to do with modelling the problem correctly. The point about a product's name changing or a person's name changing is valid, but the solution there is to keep re
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by bhiggins 16y ago
oops. ben at extrahop dot com.
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by bhiggins 16y ago
C programmer - Seattle, WA. Email me.
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by bhiggins 16y ago
I'm guessing Stephen Hawking has now run out of things to say.
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by bhiggins 16y ago
Is Lucas providing good technical feedback or not? You seem to want to bury the technical feedback as well. That doesn't help anybody.
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by bhiggins 16y ago
I don't know Wayne or Lucas but I think the point of the article was to criticize RVM's code. Far from flame-bait. Maybe you are being too sensitive.
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by bhiggins 16y ago
And what exactly do you think of Lucas's criticism on a technical level?
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by bhiggins 16y ago
Here's a good Wikipedia article on the protein. The gene for this protein is in humans, it just doesn't target HIV in humans. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TRIM5alpha
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by bhiggins 16y ago
I get the feeling that some of these tools just meet the minimum qualifications for PCI compliance tools and don't go much further.
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by bhiggins 16y ago
How about math is the study of interesting axiomatic systems?
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by bhiggins 16y ago
We should have our own jargon file too :)
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by bhiggins 16y ago
Throwing together a bunch of trendy technologies != great product.
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by bhiggins 16y ago
The internet does not need 'saving' by a bunch of people INSIDE Google.
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by bhiggins 16y ago
Who wants to work at Google anymore?
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by bhiggins 16y ago
Eric Schmidt in 2006: "Today the Internet is an information highway where anybody – no matter how large or small, how traditional or unconventional – has equal access. But the phone and cable monopolies, who control almost all Internet acce
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by bhiggins 16y ago
It's interesting when people make arguments like "people need to take personal responsibility." Politicians who say this tend to be getting paid by groups that support tobacco companies, gambling, fast food industry, and so on. Schmidt's
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by bhiggins 16y ago
That's actually pretty rad.
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by bhiggins 16y ago
So Google loves net neutrality except when it doesn't.
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by bhiggins 16y ago
Wow, big fan of http://js1k.com/demo/15 Also nice to see mrdoob on there. I like his canvas experiments.
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by bhiggins 16y ago
Oh yeah, totally, but does that make it OK for Apple to rip off an image?
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by bhiggins 16y ago
Someone at SIGPLAN must really like F#.
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by bhiggins 16y ago
5 exabytes of mostly useless information. Information is not an end unto itself.
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by bhiggins 16y ago
For every new law, get rid two old laws.
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by bhiggins 16y ago
I agree! If you say: x = 5 I think there should be a "var x" either locally or globally -- SOMEWHERE -- and actually there should be a compile error if "var x" is missing.
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by bhiggins 16y ago
They also put considerable resources into PR considering all the puff pieces out there on them. And, right, let's look at a sample size of one to find out if trolling pays! Brilliant!
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by bhiggins 16y ago
Just give them enough time and they'll become the Monsanto of ideas. It'll be great!
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by bhiggins 16y ago
My suspicion was that this was one way Amazon is paying back MS as part of the patent agreement/shakedown MS and Amazon recently reached.
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by bhiggins 16y ago
Stack.

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