cordite

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1. 991.▲
   by cordite 13y ago

   I don't know about you, but I'm not about to proof read someone else's source code for a system I don't even know.
2. 992.▲
   by cordite 13y ago

   Thanks, I'll add it to the tracker.
3. 993.▲
   by cordite 13y ago

   I first was a backer and then the main guy behind it asked if any of the backers had experience with LaTeX. So I volunteered as a technical editor. The book seems to be written for those that have _some_ but not extensive programming expe
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   The Rook's Guide to C++(rooksguide.org)

   62 points by cordite 13y ago|31 comments
5. 995.▲
   by cordite 13y ago

   I was at a presentation once about this. Yes it is legal if the agreement is made mutually. However! If one of them wants to leave and go somewhere else, they still own that part of the company. This dead weight is not good in the eyes of f
6. 996.▲
   by cordite 13y ago

   Thanks! This should satisfy my interest.
7. 997.▲
   by cordite 13y ago

   I wish the slides were more descriptive of how it functioned. Although I use mac, the lack of linux seems to be something that should be worked on.
8. 998.▲
   by cordite 13y ago

   It looks like a joke that someone made, and bothered to pay to design for.
9. 999.▲
   by cordite 13y ago

   The images do not work for me.
10. 1000.▲
    by cordite 13y ago

    I got followed by this account too today, but when ever I click on the profile it gives a 404.
11. 1001.▲
    by cordite 13y ago

    There's definitely a lot more to ACID than the part you mention, which fulfills the D or Durability aspect. Though to any competent database engineer, they already know what ACID is. The videos on datomic's website help clarify th
12. 1002.▲
    by cordite 13y ago

    I had to look up what ELI5 meant :) For any others that are wondering, "Explain Like I'm 5"
13. 1003.▲
    by cordite 13y ago

    Thanks for the end.
14. 1004.▲
    by cordite 13y ago

    If you look at the differences page, it is equivalent in power, but does not have the same expression. Pragmas now sorta start with @, and type classes are (in my opinion) kinda funky coming from Haskell.
15. 1005.▲
    by cordite 13y ago

    Yeah, I am used to small communities or a grid systems in dense population, like 305 E 900 N #42 Your point is completely valid in these other contexts though.
16. 1006.▲
    by cordite 13y ago

    I wasn't really aware that zip codes change much.. As far as I am aware, if I put in slightly the wrong zip code (neighboring one) but the right address, I'll still will get the package.