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by ggruschow 18y ago
Am I reading this wrong? It seems like it includes that: "All the software included in the Microsoft® Visual Studio® Team System Team Suite (VSTS) with MSDN® Premium subscription" http://www.microsoftstartupzone.com/BizSpark/Pages/What_Do_
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by ggruschow 18y ago
I don't think you need it in all cases. For instance, if the "world" / "tab" knows that it's no good, it could self-exit. That'd leave only the "good" one standing without any coordination / communication. Or, in some other cases, return c
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by ggruschow 18y ago
fork(2) will do though.
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How to weather the recession: A concise summary of all the recent articles
8 points by ggruschow 18y ago|7 comments
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by ggruschow 18y ago
If it's allowed, could you give me a reference to how I could contact your firm? Are you in the US?
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by ggruschow 18y ago
Is all of the code you are writing open source? If not, then you may not want to release it to third parties, and they may not want to read it. I was speaking of closed source parts. Open-source has a reasonable enough review process alr
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by ggruschow 18y ago
The more obscure the code you're writing -- that is, the more you actually need your code to be reviewed The only part that should be obscure is why the program is even useful and why it has some features at all. The code and design shou
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by ggruschow 18y ago
Finding people who are good at reviewing your code is very difficult. I think this is generally true even without the emphasis on my particular code. Most folks suck even more at reviewing than they do at coding. And of course it's alwa
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Outsourcing code reviews?
11 points by ggruschow 18y ago|8 comments
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by ggruschow 18y ago
This is fantastic. I totally needed to make it easier to track my every move. I'd use it, but without the ability to post my social security # and bank account passwords, it seems useless.
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by ggruschow 18y ago
Me too. Like Andre: http://www.multicians.org/andre.html
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by ggruschow 18y ago
Interesting that most of the advice can be well applied to programming also.
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by ggruschow 18y ago
A dozen accomplished people tell what works for them. If having a life like those folks is what's called "accomplished", I want to be a failure. To answer the question though, I do my best (most productive & efficient) work when I'm w
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by ggruschow 19y ago
I was up close to a shotgun clause getting "fired." It was definitely better that they had a way to separate. Arbitration failed. It was hell for a couple of months for the rest of the company though because it was unclear who to listen t
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by ggruschow 19y ago
> everyone has to do something someone else is willing to pay them for. Subsistence farming - grow your own crops and eat them. Banditry - take someone else's crops. Proprietary trading - take someone else's money they got paid for thei
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by ggruschow 19y ago
Minor problem on first use: 1 Search for song "Concord Dawn Morning Light" 2 Click on first song title 3 Click on Play button on lower right, as I'm used to from every audio device and program since I've been born. 4 Uh, nothing.
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by ggruschow 19y ago
There's more to Azul than just the fact they have a zillion cores in a box. They've also done some awesome work on optimistic thread concurrency and concurrent garbage collection.
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by ggruschow 19y ago
Skip both of them. Just use memory with a (very frequent) periodic write of the entire dataset in a file named after the time you saved it. Just write/read a block of memory (big array) to/from disk in a file named after the relevant time.
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What happened to Pair Programming? A few years ago, a lot of start-ups I met were trying it.(programming.reddit.com)
1 points by ggruschow 19y ago|0 comments
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by ggruschow 19y ago
Any list with The Secret on it can't be a serious good list of books.
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by ggruschow 19y ago
Yahoo's data appears to be messed up. Maybe screwed up the trade date when dealing with different timezone... or something. Here's another couple free charts you can verify against: http://chartsrdc.cme.com:443/cs/charts.jsp?_quickEntry=