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by c00p3r 18y ago
This is a cry of a coder. Monkey coding without an idea and model and plan is hard, for sure. Just try to write a little article or an essay, leave alone a business plan. It is impossible to draw a big picture from left-up corner, as matrix
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by c00p3r 18y ago
This is well-paid well-written text, nothing more. The goal of open source is that you can avoid any payments to big-shots like RH or MS or Sun because of the really huge community. There are no problems with OSS if you can read and write q
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by c00p3r 18y ago
OK. I will try to explain. There are big problems with software development - complexity and requirement of the special state of the mind. This is why there are still no programming factories. There are already data-indexing and query proce
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by c00p3r 18y ago
Ruby, git, etc - is a very portable userland packages. It means they almost independed from an OS. It means you can focus on the quality of the OS, while fresh user tools can be easily backported from bleeding edge distros like Fedora. I'
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by c00p3r 18y ago
okay =) I understand, that people are not familiar with situation in this Linux world. When you selecting CentOS you're reusing Fedora's and then RHEL's release circles and time of their gurus. Fedora is an bleeding edge distro, for rapid
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by c00p3r 18y ago
The idea of make and sell trend and analytical reports is on the surface. At least they and google did it for 'internal' use.
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by c00p3r 18y ago
runing the rpmbuild --rebuild command on a Fedora's .src.rpm is not a rocket science.
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by c00p3r 18y ago
It is not very difficult task to ask google search about how many key-developers receives their paychecks from RedHat and IBM and how many of them contributing to Fedora project. Then you can try to figure out how many installations of RHEL
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by c00p3r 18y ago
It if for hobbyists, I think. It cannot compete with ubuntu as desktop, because of money, and it is ridiculous as server compared to CentOS.
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by c00p3r 18y ago
this sporty hot-shot, who jumps on the roof every day / he knows how it works / but entirely missed the point. =)
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by c00p3r 18y ago
It is also usefull to backport and apply all those TTD, XP and Agile concepts.
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by c00p3r 18y ago
..and your sources are..? =)
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by c00p3r 18y ago
By shutting down certain mental functions -- the capacity to think conceptually, categorically, contextually -- did this impairment allow other mental functions to flourish? Could brain damage, in short, actually make you brilliant? isn't
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by c00p3r 18y ago
"You're not going to be damaged," he said. "You're going to be enhanced." Is that about whiskey, isn't it? =)
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by c00p3r 18y ago
The simple idea that less is more (in terms of so-called brainpower) is as old as the world itself. The cows are holy animals in India because people belive that they are wise. Buddha told that you should cease all your mental activities to
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by c00p3r 18y ago
Twitter is just a well-designed little brand. It cannot be compared to Google, but it can teach us what google missed. Twitter is a good example how name + usability + simple design works together. Same ideas works for Facebook - design an
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by c00p3r 18y ago
Thanks for downgrading me! I didn't knew about CouchDB! I'm stupid!
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by c00p3r 18y ago
memcached + MySQL solution was invented by livejournal.com and is using by facebook.com. So-called in-memory databases also in the market. And second important moment is the prices of RAM modules, SSDs and commodity hardware. In some cases
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by c00p3r 18y ago
The maps is the matter. When you're riding a train between Gaya and Varanasi and see you location it real-time on old Nokia phone - it is amazing.
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by c00p3r 18y ago
Programmers are talking about ideas, while coders are talking about tools. =) I'm personally prefer the description of mr. Booch - OOA/OOD/OOP is the way to manage the complexity of a problem. Unfortunately the rest of his book is an advert
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by c00p3r 18y ago
Why only economy? The football discussions is almost the same, but there are no experiments, because it is "a game"! (no, it is certainly not a show) Or this cosmo-style discussions? Seems like it is the way people prefer. This style has it
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by c00p3r 18y ago
Does anyone developing a plug-in for the asterisk or other PBX or something? =)
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by c00p3r 18y ago
Google is a brand with good karma, like Nokia or Apple. That's not enough to stay alive, but no idea works standalone. Google did many smart steps to attract the geeks, and it is how they probably will win the battle for SMB market.
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by c00p3r 18y ago
and even much easier to start it in so-called emerged markets (India/Nepal/Thailand etc.)
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by c00p3r 18y ago
Read as much as possible. If You want to become a writer you must become a reader first. btw, there are many useful skills from non-IT world. Short stories writing is a good example.
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by c00p3r 18y ago
Of course! Kids does not think about death, they did not see it ahead. One probably could discover it after some incident or heavy decease, but usually kids are not aware. Unawareness is the one little secret of their cheerfulness.
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by c00p3r 18y ago
There are to many words to explain that every attempt to escape from so-called reality will cause a big problem, and digital illusions produces the same effect.It seems like the problem is in choosing wrong direction. One probably should sp
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by c00p3r 18y ago
in very simple words selfish thoughts are the cause of a suffering (the third of the Four Noble Truths), so, all the benefits of a small identity is just an effect.
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by c00p3r 18y ago
What is common in religion and politics - the possibility to blame someone else for your own condition. And, as you said, everyone is an expert!
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by c00p3r 18y ago
there are countless attempts to reinvent Carnegie's books, which are the reader's digest concept transformed to the action book. (of course, those books are well-writen and briliantly adopted to the mentality of a tupical army officer) It

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