biggerfisch

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by biggerfisch 12y ago
I think a flaw of the rent analogy is the same one as in comparing the (illegal) downloading of movies/music/etc to stealing the physical medium. In the physical space, when one rents or buys something, the seller has less product
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by biggerfisch 12y ago
I think his last line sums up his message: "This isn’t an argument, just nonsense." My interpretation of that was that he is protesting the act of arguing about what makes good software design, and calling it nonsense. But then
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by biggerfisch 12y ago
Your example email seems to include a near total lack of the details you claim to filter for. I think including more details (location and salary/benefits at least!) would really make you look more appealing. As it currently stands, t
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by biggerfisch 12y ago
I think you mean the blue pill? If I remember correctly, the blue pill was the return to normal while the red pill was the "trace program"
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by biggerfisch 13y ago
I've noticed this kind of thing with lots of Google products actually - they're often written for downright ancient versions of python and can be a nightmare to get working with modern pythons. Any clue as why this is?
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by biggerfisch 13y ago
"Establishing everything clearly makes our Person easier to debug but harder to change." I think that the line above from this article highlights a certain difference between massive, corporate projects and (initially) smaller hac
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by biggerfisch 13y ago
This is the exact reason I still use eclipse too. Another point you didn't mention is that there are a lot of other products built on eclipse. For example, in high school, when I did FIRST robotics, the IDE we used for programming the
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by biggerfisch 13y ago
I don't have a smartwatch yet, but one thing that would really make me consider getting one would be a navigation-centered app. I'm thinking of one that would be capable of displaying both maps and directions in a clear manner. T