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febeling
18y ago
Declaring something dead is just the most readily available form of criticizing. Being critcal makes you appear competent without too much effort. And if you cannot follow the critizing person's judgement he/she can still look down on you a
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febeling
18y ago
You can judge better and act accordingly if you now Python very well. That way Steve can control better using Python. Is external to the language, that's why I didn't find their reasoning that interesting, because it is Java or C# for someb
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febeling
18y ago
Well, he did say: "I don’t think we’ve yet hired an employee who knew Python. I just say, “everything you write needs to be in Python.” Just so I can read it. And it’s awesome because I can see from across the room, looking at their screen,
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febeling
18y ago
Sorry, this is not exactly thought-provoking. Why did you all vote up? It boils down to "I have my employees write software in the language I know to be able to control them better." That's not a far-fetched wish for a company owner, but ha
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febeling
18y ago
If you mean by mastering that you never have to look at the API documentation, then more languages can have a negative impact. I'd concede that. But that is comfortably offset by the advantages you gain from seeing through the syntax to the
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febeling
18y ago
I was happy to see that other commenters where very little impressed with this article either, with the one above probably most to the point. People don't see yet how instable these monopolies really are in the age of the internet. Once Goo
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Apache CouchDB 0.9 has been released
(mail-archives.apache.org)
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febeling
18y ago
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febeling
18y ago
Also new the single run queue bottleneck removed, single node will be able to take advantage of more than 8 cores.
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What makes people cheat? [video]
(ted.com)
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18y ago
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febeling
18y ago
This is interesting, can you expand a bit on this? Scheme has an EVAL as well, but surely no-one would consider droping TCO there.
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febeling
18y ago
MacPorts lacks a few contributers, I think. Actually, they welcome people willing to contribute and give commit rights liberally, when you're interested. The documentation on how you should apply to join sounds more buraucratic then it feel
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febeling
18y ago
About 4 years ago I finally (it seems) stopped smoking, and my wife (then girlfriend) as well. Before that I was a smoker for about 12 years or so. In the last 6-7 years before realy quitting I was more or less constantly in the process of
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Phun (2D physics sandbox) released for MacOS!
(phun.cs.umu.se)
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18y ago
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CruiseControl.rb with Charts
(oreillynet.com)
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febeling
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Rails 5 times faster with this patch
(blog.pluron.com)
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19y ago
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febeling
19y ago
Contrived.
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febeling
19y ago
{{age,34},{education,architecture,diplom}} = Me.
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febeling
19y ago
i was not talking about security, but about usability.
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febeling
19y ago
i really like it when it is the email address. then it is never taken, and i don't have to remember which one of my usual username variations i have to put in. when it is the the mail address, this makes a strong case for also validating th
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19y ago
I think everything should be better than a RAZR. We use it as a worst-case target device at our company. But, more generally, the power of carriers is definitely a problem, and as I hear it's way worse in the US. Their biggest nightmare is
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19y ago
I have clearly always somehow felt that it was like this, but I never really realized that there were these two distinct types of "judgement," or perhaps better (but uglier) types "being judged". It is certainly an important (however small)
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20y ago
What does the "Delete that text from your homepage" line refer to? I cant interpret that from any of the essays. Does Paul encourage to remove bad prose from blogs to startuppers? Or does he advise not to say "What you cant say?"