dats

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   by dats 18y ago

   The only issue I see with that is as the number of projects increases, the total focus decreases. The more projects you have on your plate, the more switching you have to do. So you may lose time getting back into gear and focusing. On th
2. 32.▲
   by dats 18y ago

   Avi Bar-Zeev* talks about that and more in this blog post. http://www.realityprime.com/articles/google-lively "Ah, finally, we get to see the long rumored Google Virtual World, or one of them anyway. There’s also rumored to be another one
3. 33.▲
   by dats 18y ago

   Granted the OP was being facetious in claiming the beauty of Perl or blazing speed of Lisp, but he was sincere in analogizing Ruby to Perl and Lisp. In that sense, he was wrong. Ruby is nowhere near the speed of Lisp. Peter Norvig claims
4. 34.▲
   by dats 18y ago

   "Ruby has. . .the blazing speed and low overhead of Lisp." How did you conclude this?