charleslmunger

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by charleslmunger 14y ago
The design of the app isn't bad, but the implementation is worthless. I don't know if he's responsible, but the slide away panel has inspired a lot of imitation as a design pattern.
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by charleslmunger 14y ago
I got a readyforce account ~6 months ago, and used the site at least once a week for a few months. Nothing. And it's certainly not because I'm not qualified, as the same resume there got me offers at Microsoft and Google. And the comment fr
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by charleslmunger 14y ago
In all fairness, banks in general have shit security and willfully ignore good security practices. I can configure my Facebook account to have better security than most banks.
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by charleslmunger 14y ago
I don't think there's anything wrong with jokes like this... except that they exacerbate an already huge problem. There were 4 women who graduated with a degree in CS in my class of more than 100 last year. The intro class to CS had almost
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by charleslmunger 14y ago
Public fields for immutable objects are fine, but adding thread safety later is difficult if you use them.
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by charleslmunger 14y ago
Doesn't gmail's smart labels provide this functionality? I've LOVED having "Promotions" skip the inbox and land in their own label.
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by charleslmunger 14y ago
Grepcode also turns up frequently in results.
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by charleslmunger 14y ago
Actually, this is exactly what "open" means. Google's main competitors are Facebook, Microsoft, Amazon, and Apple. Facebook has a good track record of contributing open source projects, (Cassandra, for example), but an arguably poor track r