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by dmoney 17y ago
If hackers use the glider, what are Game of Life enthusiasts supposed to use?
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by dmoney 18y ago
For twittering, it might help to note that that "personal" and "permanent" can be thought of as different forms of "general"; and "impersonal" and "temporary" can be thought of as different forms of "specific".
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by dmoney 18y ago
Induce another large country, e.g. India, to prefer baby girls.
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by dmoney 18y ago
Aha, it appears to be mirrored here: http://www.buildfreedom.com/content/reciprocality/
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by dmoney 18y ago
Granted, some of his theories made him sound like a crackpot, not that that means they were false.
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by dmoney 18y ago
It seems he's let the Reciprocality.org domain expire, and only put some of it on the new domain. There was some interesting stuff there, including the original Programmer's Stone book. I wonder if I still have the .zip of it.
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Software Development Gone Insane(softwareindustrialization.com)
6 points by dmoney 18y ago|1 comments
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FBI raids dallas ISP and shuts down entire colo facility(pcworld.com)
4 points by dmoney 18y ago|0 comments
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by dmoney 18y ago
I feel like a "human compiler" (in fact, exactly that which the job title "programmer" actually meant in practice before the invention of actual compilers.) [citation needed]
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by dmoney 18y ago
The fuselage isn't exposed from the cabin, but what about the cargo compartment? If enough mercury paste leaked out of your suitcase, the plane could be in trouble. I'm thinking if you had enough mercury to damage the plane it would show
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Brilliant Scientific Screw-ups(blogs.static.mentalfloss.com)
2 points by dmoney 18y ago|0 comments
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Samsung: Solid state will match hard drive price(news.cnet.com)
35 points by dmoney 18y ago|22 comments
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Living the Technomadic Life(radar.oreilly.com)
1 points by dmoney 18y ago|0 comments
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by dmoney 18y ago
How about (secure?) OO version Nice. You should call it TwitOO.
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by dmoney 18y ago
Beware of hidden command structure. If you want to be "peers" with the developers, make sure they understand they don't have to do what you say. After all, most commands in corporate America are framed as questions, and many developers wi
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The Crisis of Credit Visualized - Part 1(youtube.com)
3 points by dmoney 18y ago|0 comments
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by dmoney 18y ago
Being seen as someone in the know. Or because karma is a number and must be increased.
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by dmoney 18y ago
Most of the time, entrepreneurs think about 2 types of users: * Visitors ("Johns") * Contributors ("HOs") Shouldn't that be "Hoes"?
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Joyent claims to beat Google App Engine pricing(joyeur.com)
2 points by dmoney 18y ago|1 comments
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by dmoney 18y ago
Good point. I guess roman numerals would be an example of an un-based system, although it still seems to make you think in powers of ten.
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Planet Harddrive(bldgblog.blogspot.com)
1 points by dmoney 18y ago|0 comments
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Parser Generators Considered Useless?(alumnit.ca)
4 points by dmoney 18y ago|3 comments
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by dmoney 18y ago
The base of ten is the most natural one It probably just seems that way because we're used to it. At some point when designing a system of numbers, 10 was a convenient answer to the question of how many digits to use. This doesn't mean
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First ever collision of two commercial satellites(thedigitalship.com)
1 points by dmoney 18y ago|0 comments
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by dmoney 18y ago
If it's possible to measure whole project success, at least it should be possible to see whether that is correlated with programmers' reported comfort levels (or some other reported emotional state, like excitement or fear).
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Agilism vs. Complexity(noop.nl)
1 points by dmoney 18y ago|0 comments
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The Interview Question You Should Always Ask(globalnerdy.com)
1 points by dmoney 18y ago|0 comments
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by dmoney 18y ago
I believe you're talking about XAMPP: http://www.apachefriends.org/en/xampp.html
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by dmoney 18y ago
It's not bundled I think that's _why's point: the language needs to be bundled, so that programming feels to the newbie like a natural extension of exploring their system. Otherwise, not many will take the leap. It's like the difference
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by dmoney 18y ago
This page, linked from the article, is also a nice read: http://whimsley.typepad.com/whimsley/2008/03/mr-googles-guid... Whimsley Hall is now strewn, like Miss Haversham's house, with cobwebs and dust. Most visitors no longer come in by

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