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Internal Software(codeclimber.blogspot.com)
2 points by eVizitei 19y ago|0 comments
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Elegant Software(codeclimber.blogspot.com)
3 points by eVizitei 19y ago|1 comments
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by eVizitei 19y ago
I think the guy's got a valid point, although perhaps not related directly to the "quantity" of work that you do. The real message here is "Follow this rule if you want to succeed: Whenever you're about to complain about something you have
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For a hacker, the joy is in the journey(codeclimber.blogspot.com)
6 points by eVizitei 19y ago|0 comments
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Arc Wars(codeclimber.blogspot.com)
6 points by eVizitei 19y ago|1 comments
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by eVizitei 19y ago
Personally, I'm suprised this train has generated as much steam as it has. The emotional intensity of the commentary wars between the "Arc Sucks" camp and the "You suck for thinking that Arc Sucks" camp is perhaps higher than the situation
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by eVizitei 19y ago
sigh every time I think that I know all the cool languages, somebody goes and builds a new one. ;)
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Ruby fad going out?(codecommit.com)
3 points by eVizitei 19y ago|1 comments
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The value of news(techdirt.com)
2 points by eVizitei 19y ago|0 comments
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by eVizitei 19y ago
Joel makes a really good point in this article. We cannot prepare for every eventuality, and in fact it simple isn't cost effective to do so. The best we can do is plan for the things that are expected to go wrong, and make permenant fixes
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EULA out of control(techdirt.com)
1 points by eVizitei 19y ago|0 comments
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by eVizitei 19y ago
I think the author of this article may have missed the boat on functional programming languages. After all, a functional paradigm is not the same as an object-oriented paradigm, so if a functional language is a little verbose when dealing
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Broadband Caps from Time Warner(techdirt.com)
2 points by eVizitei 19y ago|0 comments
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by eVizitei 19y ago
I'm not sure. You don't buy facebook apps, you just use them if someone else invite you to. Is it possible that the advertising revenue is deep enough to support a 50+ employee company?
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Video Game Champions(adage.com)
2 points by eVizitei 19y ago|0 comments
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by eVizitei 19y ago
What a toll this kind of thing must take on oneself. I mean, in some ways it's good, becuase there's nothing that will make you appreciate the absence of pain like the prolonged presence of it. Still, his wrists were a mess, he was develo
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WTF: horrible stupid system(thedailywtf.com)
2 points by eVizitei 19y ago|1 comments
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by eVizitei 19y ago
I guess the links must be the money-maker, they tend to get more points then the comments.
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by eVizitei 19y ago
I like the way this guys describes the technique of visualization. Some people have taken the idea of "visualizing" a goal and have forwarded the claim that the visualization will CAUSE the world to bend to your will. The author displays t
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by eVizitei 19y ago
That was really enjoyable. Practical and amusing. I sympathize, somewhat, with the plight of a career-writer. I have a hard enough time just getting a few blog posts up every week.
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by eVizitei 19y ago
No kidding. I would love for my company to have a process for deployment that's as smooth as the one you're describing.
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by eVizitei 19y ago
I disagree. It sounds like you work for a company who has their build process worked out really well, so fast changes are less impressive to you, but have you considered that maybe your company is not the average? I think it would be fair
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by eVizitei 19y ago
I've had some thoughts in the past about a couple different mobile applications that would benefit from location data. It looks like the dev platform these guys are building could be the answer.
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by eVizitei 19y ago
I don't know. You can't say that "They would not become advanced" just because they had a religious or superstitious outlook. What is to prevent an alien race that attributes their existence to a higher power from achieving technological p
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by eVizitei 19y ago
I like http://www.joelonsoftware.com , and http://www.codinghorror.com
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by eVizitei 19y ago
I remember when the original offer from Oracle came out in october. The company I was working for then had an Oracle database and had just switched app-servers from Tomcat to Weblogic, so the idea of both coming under the same banner was n
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by eVizitei 19y ago
Whoa, didn't see that coming. I appreciate the humour, but as the others said, a warning would have been nice.
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by eVizitei 19y ago
After searching for correlating articles, I believe that this article jumped the gun. It's cool to speculate on what would happen if we made contact with an alien civilization, but it appears this is premature for the particular signal the
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by eVizitei 19y ago
It's the dream, for a company like MySQL. Build it until the community loves your product, and then cash in when you get acquired. Congrats to those guys for succeeding. I can only hope that I'll one day be fist-bumping with a major tech
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by eVizitei 19y ago
That is a really brash statement. Usually this kind of comment comes from someone who hasn't really explored the advantages of the different languages they've tried, they've just taken every language that's come to them and manhandled it u

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