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cpdean
10y ago
for what it's worth, the compiler helps you find those breaking changes pretty quickly. much better than having bugs sneak up on you in production
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thanks!
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11y ago
90 percent of the internet is javascript
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11y ago
R Douglas Fields grossly misinterprets how much people are exposed to influences their behavior. "Something like 90 percent of the people in prison for violent crimes are men." Something about all these people make them terrible h
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11y ago
There's no way to test for who "deserves" basic income. As the means of generating and funneling wealth gets increasingly wrenched out of everyone's hands, it becomes a responsibility of a governing body to ensure every
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11y ago
This is amazing I didn't even realize.
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11y ago
You're my hero right now.
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11y ago
Yes, Alice is the 10x programmer.
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11y ago
Throughout my career I've definitely been lumping the skills described in this article about not doing work in with the whole "10x developer" catch phrase. Like: Customer needs a CMS. Clyde looks at the requirements for the C
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11y ago
If you want to learn foundational FP topics but don't have the time to commit to learning a whole new ecosystem, I really recommend Fogus's Functional Javascript: http://www.amazon.com/Functional-JavaScript-Introd
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11y ago
Given how many useless stickers I've been given at conferences this might go on for quite a while.
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11y ago
+1, parenthetical
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How-To: Prepare Your Apache Hadoop Cluster for PySpark Jobs
(blog.cloudera.com)
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How-To: Translate from MapReduce to Apache Spark
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Malcolm Gladwell: how I ruined my best friend's wedding
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12y ago
Details of the procedure: "To do so, they joined rats in pairs by stitching together the skin on their flanks. After this procedure, called parabiosis, blood vessels grew and joined the rats’ circulatory systems. " So the old and
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13y ago
what is this, fonts for ants?
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The Voynich Manuscript
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13y ago
Ah... That's why I should read the entire article. Bring on the Christmas.
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13y ago
Sure, but the other players are sitting on 500k as well, so the warm feelings of charity are a little lost.
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13y ago
I know right? I wish there was a recording of the talk-- the slides are glossing over something that was probably either in the QA or explained during.
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13y ago
"demonstrated a zero-day vulnerability in your brain" 0-Day? I knew I shouldn't have upgraded from primate.
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13y ago
I'm waiting for the buffalo buffalo port.
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13y ago
I will click on any article titled "<publications, tricks, advice> that <people in the software industry> should <grok, read, consume>"
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13y ago
"Like any good woman in power [...] she looks like a woman but acts like a man." Rebecca Greenfield was _so close_ to praising Mayer on her career without completely debasing all female leaders in the world.
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13y ago
What about the other ethnicities?
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13y ago
This story was nearly a year old the day it was posted. I want to hear about if the dirty old men have shut the hell up or not since then.
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13y ago
After reading Ender's Game over the weekend, I want to use this.
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13y ago
After sitting on the setup of my blog for a good nine months -- trying out several static site generators, experimenting with different color schemes, reactive layouts, font sizes, font families, deployment scripts, and composing about 15 s
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13y ago
One of the main reasons I use vim daily is it's ability to let me manipulate text in segments of 'text objects'. Its something that lets me feel like I'm grabbing chunks of code and moving them around like contiguous le
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