gizzlon

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1141.
by gizzlon 15y ago
Of course he sometimes lies.. duh! Of course he will say whatever they believe will maximize profit. Often this means telling the truth (kind of), sometimes not. But I agree the article is underwhelming. I wish someone would compile a list
1142.
by gizzlon 15y ago
Cool =) But who says perl has "no support for Japanese"? Don't think that's true
1143.
by gizzlon 15y ago
Hope you're right.. but only time will tell
1144.
by gizzlon 15y ago
"And if we’re going to use a persistent store, why add a layer of complexity (and cost) to the architecture when Web 2.0 has shown us it is not only viable but inherently more scalable to go directly to that source?" Well, there's a reaso
1145.
by gizzlon 15y ago
Yeah, maybe Web 1.0 killed the middleware star and Web 2.0 is bringing it back.
1146.
by gizzlon 15y ago
"because DNA's objective is to survive and spread" When did DNA get a will of its own? =)
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Unicode Support Shootout(98.245.80.27)
1 points by gizzlon 15y ago|0 comments
1148.
by gizzlon 15y ago
pros: * good mobile apps * offline support * as good a selection as anyone here in Scandinavia * great shared playlist support * you can create a link to songs/albums etc.. * facebook connect co
1149.
by gizzlon 15y ago
It's not the command line that makes git daunting, it's everything you have to know about git to use it effectively. I don't believe a GUI can remove that without making git lot less powerful.
1150.
by gizzlon 15y ago
When sharding, do you do all joins in code, or just the ones that span several shards?
1151.
by gizzlon 15y ago
Do you expose the underlying data? For example, what are the most hostile articles about Microsoft?
1152.
by gizzlon 15y ago
15 stepf from Philosophy to Philosophy .. what are the implications?
1153.
by gizzlon 15y ago
yeah, it doesn't make a lot of sense.. Guess the only valid point is 3: " Not novel at all — it represents a specific implementation of well known techniques developed nearly 25 years ago " Probably true..
1154.
by gizzlon 15y ago
While I agree with most of what you say, I'm not so sure " large majorities in favour of free communication over the internet " Do you have any data to back this up? My guess is that if you frame it the right way, most people would vote for
1155.
by gizzlon 15y ago
H-Online, especially the features: http://h-online.com
1156.
by gizzlon 16y ago
lol.. the chrome store does not support my browser "just yet"
1157.
by gizzlon 16y ago
A kind-of-follow-up is at H-news: http://www.h-online.com/open/features/Why-I-was-wrong-about-... (same author)
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A Brief History of Microsoft FUD (2006)(lxer.com)
35 points by gizzlon 16y ago|25 comments
1159.
by gizzlon 16y ago
=) Guess this is the day to post stuff to SO
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Ask HN: Should I renew my Libyan domain name?
7 points by gizzlon 16y ago|4 comments
1161.
by gizzlon 16y ago
Cool.. very cool.. IMHO the the freedom from vendor and format lock-in is your greatest advantage
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Hudson moves to Github(h-online.com)
42 points by gizzlon 16y ago|23 comments
1163.
by gizzlon 16y ago
Yup, I second this.. "on writing well" is great