chris_l

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by chris_l 20y ago
So what's next? Shall I make the same joke on you using Common Lisp and the the user named pg can then pull up Arc...?
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by chris_l 20y ago
If you really were a Jobs, it wouldn't matter whether he can tell, or not?
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by chris_l 20y ago
I'm located in Munich, Germany working on a search application using Common Lisp.
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by chris_l 20y ago
"[...] where in the world you want to live and which car matches your personality best?" I'm not sure if you're kidding or not. The only real benefit I can see on top of a merely above-average-income western lifestyle is that you don't need
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by chris_l 20y ago
I have wondered about the usefulness of "secure" pseudonymous online publication / discussion. It would probably be very difficult if you want to discuss drafts with real-life acquaintances. But it should be able to handle the problem you s
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by chris_l 20y ago
That's strange, I was just revising a few of those points myself. I'm a huge fan of that post or whatever you want to call it. "The sovereignty you have over your work will inspire far more people than the actual content ever will. How your
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by chris_l 20y ago
How on earth can they concentrate on their work in a cafe?
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by chris_l 20y ago
Check this out: John McArtyem (rtm@viaweb.com) is in charge of Viaweb's ordering system, hardware and security. So this is Morris staying incognito!? ("Mac - RTM") Probably because of being in the PhD program at the same time?
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by chris_l 20y ago
My experience is that the lack of something else that holds your attention worsens your "ADD" with the money earning project. By having a hobby project on the side (10-20h), I can effectively work on the money project (50+ h) after it gets
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by chris_l 20y ago
I hope you're joking. The sums don't add up from first glance. So much for metaphor shear...