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by bryze 14y ago
Seems like avoiding undercooked pork and fecal contamination should do it.
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by bryze 14y ago
I think we need no more a concise declaration of your bias than this.
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by bryze 14y ago
I really don't know why people worry so much about this. I don't think dissuading people from entering any field is surprising. Generally, experts in a field want passionate, talented people, because that's how the field will likely advance
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by bryze 14y ago
Damn.. Here, I was hoping you actually knew of an alternative, because I, for one, wish I had choices for system-level programming.
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by bryze 14y ago
Really? Name high-performance systems programming languages besides C and C++ because I'd really love to switch.
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by bryze 14y ago
I have to agree with Jeff Atwood's original post, here. The complexity of modern society is requiring individuals to be more specialized. If anything we need improved communication so that inter-disciplinary projects proceed efficiently. As
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by bryze 14y ago
Exactly. People really need to get off their high horse. Regarding the github pull request interface, I actually find it reassuring that Linus has rather strict requirements for contributing to the kernel source.
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by bryze 14y ago
Is anyone really surprised that Microsoft continues this behavior? For the fan-boys (not that I expect there are many): the purpose of standards, whether you like them or not, is to ease development and promote products with actual value -
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by bryze 15y ago
Can we please stop titling postings like this? How about "An Alternative to the Python Subprocess Interface". Fixing something implies that it's broken or inadequate, and from my limited experience, Subprocess is already a major improvement
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by bryze 15y ago
Wow. This in no way relates to actually useful development practices.
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by bryze 15y ago
It really surprises me how many nay-sayers have posted negative comments, here. Bottom line is that, because of the popularity of paying with credit cards, merchants have to pass on the cost of transaction fees to consumers. Consumers pay.
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by bryze 15y ago
The author of this article is exactly the customer credit card companies don't want. They actually lose money. The irony of extolling the virtues of good credit card use is that if everyone who owned a credit card did the same, credit cards
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by bryze 15y ago
My thoughts exactly. Companies might choose as this CLO someone with considerable PR experience. Lawyers, almost by definition alone, lack this experience.
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by bryze 15y ago
Wow. Virtual round of applause for such dedication. Those guys need a medal: even prison inmates are allowed more frequent showers.
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by bryze 15y ago
I encourage people to follow this. We need more data on outsourcing effectiveness. If I were the author, however, I would not use HP as a success story.
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by bryze 15y ago
If we're going to be posting judgmentally titled articles, then why don't we post "why perl is the language of the past." I suspect the main reason languages like perl and FORTRAN are still used is because of legacy and tradition. But I ack
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by bryze 15y ago
One comment on the site stated that as long as we're using theory to disprove experimental results, we might as well just republish Einstein's original paper and call it done. Until someone actually dicovers the source of error and repeats
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by bryze 15y ago
My wife recently opened my eyes to the idea that the low rate of female to male programmers is far more cultural than genetic. I found a link, in fact, that speaks more to this: http://www.themarysue.com/women-programming-over-the-years/
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by bryze 15y ago
Has anyone done this for programmer Dvorak yet? I guess I'm just looking for validation..
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by bryze 15y ago
I have looked through google patents beta just to see how ridiculous many software patents are, and though my sample size was small, most seemed pretty obvious ideas to me. Truly amazing that lawyers can write so much text about so trivial
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by bryze 15y ago
Does that really count as competition?
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by bryze 15y ago
Developers should already know this. Is computational theory an elective in some colleges, or have some developers not gone to college? Both seem unlikely.
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by bryze 15y ago
Perhaps this will make facebook better. Competition can often improve product quality. For google this might, however, turn out the same way that Microsoft's grab for web applications is going. First to market is hard to break.
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by bryze 16y ago
Ouch, my history! Seriously, this was an experience. I might go as far as calling it art.