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by erlanger 17y ago
And now, the rest of the story. http://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/8hlls/i_want_to...
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by erlanger 17y ago
HN is officially a sausagefest.
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by erlanger 17y ago
Sounds just like comp.lang.javascript.
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by erlanger 17y ago
Haha. Your city probably got polluted and was riddled with traffic, followed by intermittent power outages forcing you to replace power lines constantly. Eventually you ran out of money because tenants left your commercial developments, res
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by erlanger 17y ago
Why is this being voted down? That was the cheat.
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by erlanger 17y ago
Plane crash! Fire! Riot! Tornado! Earthquake! Flood!
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by erlanger 17y ago
I'm with you (won't watch videos at work). I hate video content that could easily be text (screencasts, etc.). It's not readily translatable, uses more bandwidth, and (my chief annoyance) forces me to go at the speaker's pace. Descends fro
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by erlanger 17y ago
Perhaps I'm just uninitiated, but I found these slides to be cryptic in isolation...I gave up about half-way through.
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by erlanger 17y ago
I think you're mistaken in expecting similar ratios. Everybody has a computer, but not a set of Erlenmeyer flasks.
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by erlanger 18y ago
Vista. Edit: OK, how am I wrong?
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by erlanger 18y ago
> It's f'ing pointless at best. No, not at all. > So why is this 4chan rulez time.com thing so often so high on HN? Really? I presume it has something to do with the 4Chan guys breaking the poll beyond all recognition. It's a very i
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by erlanger 18y ago
I'd like to add that I believe basic calisthenics to be superior to weight training for most people. Whereas weights are designed to exercise specific muscle [groups], I think that activities like sit-ups and push-ups work muscles in such a
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Somalia's Godfathers: Ransom-Rich Pirates(washingtonpost.com)
1 points by erlanger 18y ago|0 comments
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by erlanger 18y ago
Ugh, don't remind me. I was Ray Allen today, and not in the good way.
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by erlanger 18y ago
Really? The "Programming Rules" guide took me maybe ten minutes to go through as a newer Erlang programmer. I found the advice to be invaluable.
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by erlanger 18y ago
Wow, not a single mention of DTrace or ZFS. I believe that these are the best reasons for keeping these projects going.
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by erlanger 18y ago
Two spaces.
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by erlanger 18y ago
It says a lot about the participants of the "Erlang rush" that neither of these virtually canonical resources were submitted. http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=569750
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Erlang: Efficiency Guide(erlang.org)
30 points by erlanger 18y ago|7 comments
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Erlang: Programming Rules and Conventions(erlang.se)
11 points by erlanger 18y ago|1 comments
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by erlanger 18y ago
Armstrong's book plus the style guide...I'll post the link to that when I get a chance. It's overlooked. Edit: Submitted the style and efficiency guides, check "New."
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by erlanger 18y ago
Hm...seeing that he wrote that from prison, I wouldn't be so sure. Either way, check out Soul on Ice if you're interested.
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by erlanger 18y ago
To paraphrase Eldridge Cleaver, sex and power are one in the same. Poor folk comparatively get down more often because they cannot exert influence. The rich have less sex because they're too busy controlling others.
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by erlanger 18y ago
Exactly. I can get action, as can most single people. But if I wanted to get laid all the time, I'd lie to women, entice drunk ones, etc. Not far off from what most "pickup manuals" encourage.
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by erlanger 18y ago
Notice I said "quite a bit," not "when appropriate."
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by erlanger 18y ago
Um...here's hoping that an insightful comment on the topic of geeks getting laid doesn't necessarily imply that I don't. Hope you got your giggles though.
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by erlanger 18y ago
Safari shouldn't have DRM in the first place. And its "token" system for downloading PDFs is absurd. I say, either give me unlimited tokens or get rid of watermarks (PDFs are labeled with user info). Having both is logically wrong.
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by erlanger 18y ago
Being smart, pragmatic, and unscrupulous will get you laid quite a bit. I can't, and don't want to, figure out the last part.
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by erlanger 18y ago
College is not even remotely as necessary as most people think. Education, however, is twice as important.
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by erlanger 18y ago
> (who cares about IE6 resizing anymore?) Most decent front-end developers. I imagine there's a correlation between running IE6 and having impaired vision (yes, I'm talking about the elderly).

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