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by bjg 16y ago
Object BSON Mapper? Since it is mapping from objects to MongoDB's BSON format.
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by bjg 16y ago
If you think kevin smith is unhappy, you obviously have never listened to any of this podcasts. http://smodcast.com/
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Today you, tomorrow me (reddit.com)
1270 points by bjg 16y ago|203 comments
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by bjg 16y ago
No redrawing was observed while viewing in Chrome 9.0.597.16
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by bjg 16y ago
I love Radiolab, it's like christmas morning every time they put a new episode up on their podcast. It is honestly one of the most engaging podcasts available. Obligatory link: http://www.radiolab.org/
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by bjg 16y ago
Sensational, non-accurate title. Please stop it, a person merely suggested that he would like to create an alternative to ICANN.
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by bjg 16y ago
I always found Picasa's organization of photo's pretty useful. It automatically categorizes the photo's by date, you can also set it up to do automatic/guided facial recognition. Another nice feature is the integration with a lot of online
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by bjg 16y ago
The post you link to has edited it's previous findings. They now state that IE9 is certainly cheating on the sunspider. I hope you now realize it would've been wise to wait before passing judgment on lordgilman ( especially in a public foru
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by bjg 16y ago
The actual RFC/patch: http://marc.info/?l=linux-kernel&m=128978361700898&w...
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by bjg 16y ago
I used to work on the current #114 Palmetto http://www.top500.org/site/systems/2938 When I worked on it, we were #64. I told lots of people :)
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by bjg 16y ago
With some prior setup you can actually get automatic stack traces in C/C++ for some common crashes ( SIGSEGV, or any other signal for that matter ). http://www.tlug.org.za/wiki/index.php/Obtaining_a_stack_trac...
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by bjg 16y ago
Tried clang trunk and ICC 11.0, both give me the same result I originally posted. I supposed it could be some weird difference between OSX vs Linux.
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by bjg 16y ago
Cool article, but his interpreter is broken. Both repl mode and file mode just spew errors. gcc version 4.1.2 [briang@ ~]$ gcc lisp.c -o lisp [briang@ ~]$ ./lisp test.lisp > Error. > Error. > Error. ...
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by bjg 16y ago
I totally agree. I honestly feel like a old man on my porch, screaming "Get of my editor lawn!".
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by bjg 16y ago
That is a very true point. However, as you are point out, every body has a .exrc/.vimrc In my useless opinion the current defaults are as general as they can be. I believe they are currently set so that both 20 year veterans and beginners c
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by bjg 16y ago
Just FYI my comment wasn't really a personal attack on you or your post. I was talking more in general, I've seen several within the last week through many different channels. Vim with sane defaults was create a few years ago, it's called c
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by bjg 16y ago
Warning: Mini Rant It's funny that out of nowhere, all these ruby developers jump on the band wagon after reading a few blog posts. Then they immediately complain about it being so terrible. The original version of vi was written in 1976. T
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by bjg 16y ago
Sure, check it out: http://imgur.com/h6LcL.png
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by bjg 16y ago
Reading through the issue it looks like another good one. Does the graphic on page 31 render oddly for anyone else? I have random characters all over the image, it doesn't seem correct. ( Using Preview.app on Mac OS X 10.5.8 )
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by bjg 16y ago
The point of the totem is that only you know how it behaves, and how it feels and how it's weight is distributed. If someone else has held and seen your totem, they can possible recreate it exactly in a dream. If they can recreate it then t
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by bjg 16y ago
He covered why they didn't want to use a tree like distribution method in his presentation. It introduces a possible single point of failure for all nodes which are children of a failed node.
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by bjg 16y ago
My father was a chemical engineer at Scott Paper and later moved up the ladder to management in the there manufacturing facilities. I was fairly young when the whole buy from Kimberly-Clark went down, but I never heard such foul talk about
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by bjg 16y ago
If you've really never had any functional programming experience and you are interested in haskell, I would recommend "Learn you a Haskell For Great Good" http://learnyouahaskell.com/ It's a little bit silly, but it's a great bottom up tu
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by bjg 16y ago
I boulder 3 times a week. It's nice to visualize a different kind of problem besides programming/computer specific ones.
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by bjg 16y ago
Which is Win only for now.
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by bjg 16y ago
I have some Grado 225's that I've had for the past 2 years. They sound amazing, slightly expensive, but they will last forever if you take care of them. http://www.gradolabs.com/product_pages/sr225.htm
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by bjg 16y ago
I'm not trying to be mean, but he came and talked at my school and he looks as unkempt in person as he does in pictures. I really think if he took better care of himself he would be able to find an interested girl.
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by bjg 17y ago
Playing it safe and taking the amazing job I have lined up. OR Moving to a place with little to no tech jobs and putting it all on the line for a chance at happiness with a girl.
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Beautiful code — The Manifesto(bestinclass.dk)
24 points by bjg 17y ago|13 comments
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by bjg 17y ago
This is complete bs, just some uninformed pythonista spewing biased crap.

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