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by bradgessler 18y ago
This strikes a few chords with me from my days of managing sub-par developers. I got to the point on my projects where I prefer not-so-good code with tests over good code with no tests! Blech X-| Great points about the people barriers to te
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Large Hadron Collider forced to halt(news.bbc.co.uk)
11 points by bradgessler 18y ago|1 comments
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by bradgessler 18y ago
This is awesome; exactly what I've been looking for. Congrats on the launch!
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by bradgessler 18y ago
Finally, a well articulated antithesis of the 37signals Kool-Aid.
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by bradgessler 18y ago
It seems like Apple rebranded their old recommendation engine with something that has less "pushy" language.
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by bradgessler 18y ago
This is exactly what I thought. This item was meant to be a geeky satire that pokes fun at both candidates. Call it a bit comic relief for something that is taken so seriously!
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by bradgessler 18y ago
And don't forget; they're also launching their satellites into orbit to make their maps better.
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by bradgessler 18y ago
Looks like these guys already invented that spec, BSML, as specified in the BSDK: http://www.gdifc.com/2006/03/11/bsdk/
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by bradgessler 18y ago
Its not recommended but it does work! We managed to get MS Office to kick out around 10-15 documents per second on a single IIS server running ASP.net without much optimization. If you wanted to go crazy you could just load-balance the serv
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Obama is RESTful(idolhands.com)
127 points by bradgessler 18y ago|48 comments
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by bradgessler 18y ago
Its probably locked-down enterprise computers. The old company I worked at delayed the deployment of IE7 for an entire year because of one annoying application: Documentum E-Room.
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by bradgessler 18y ago
Actually, I'm going to take you up on that offer. A beer sounds really good right about now.
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by bradgessler 18y ago
That's awesome! Great job guys!
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by bradgessler 18y ago
It makes me feel dirty having a script interpreter running on top of a virtual machine.
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by bradgessler 18y ago
I remember ASP 2.0/3.0 supporting server-side js! I've never seen anything though where you write the js code once, and the server determines where to execute the code.
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by bradgessler 18y ago
Good job guys!
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by bradgessler 18y ago
Has anybody taken a shot at building a js server stack that can intelligently detect the capabilities of the user-agent, and determine what code can be executed client-side and what code can be executed on the server?
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by bradgessler 18y ago
Just add animation, tweening libraries, and you'll have a nice cross-browser flash/sliverlight competitor.
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by bradgessler 18y ago
I thought the last point about "Know how to deal with secrecy, structure and control needs" was good. This is a point that is often missed with web startups who are trying to build social and web tools for enterprises.
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by bradgessler 18y ago
The comments about REST being religious seem to miss the point. It seems Damien is simply saying, "REST isn't the answer for EVERYTHING". That's a pretty straight-forward and safe statement to make. REST seems to work well for most web appl