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by grok2 16y ago
Fossil? http://www.fossil-scm.org/ Not sure why everyone recommends trac, my personal experience with trac has been that it's too simplistic. Since you want to track bugs across several projects, it may not be possible to find a hosted fr
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by grok2 16y ago
Is my disk space on used to store data for others in the p2p network?
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by grok2 16y ago
Microprocessors: A Programmers View (Computing That Works) : This is an older book and had fascinating explanations about how CISC (i386) processors worked and a comparison against RISC type processors and the implications for programmers.
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by grok2 16y ago
I don't understand this -- are the article authors compensated in any way or only cc type articles chosen to be printed?
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by grok2 16y ago
You need to worry about everything mentioned as a feature at https://cheddargetter.com/features . No, I am not associated with them, but I have been researching subscription billing and found CheddarGetter's list of features a good templat
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by grok2 16y ago
Way cooler and way more immediate visual info that my GraphViz version. Nice job.
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by grok2 16y ago
Made a GraphViz version of the diagram in the article. See http://www.grok2.com/blog/2010/10/06/who-is-suing-who-in-the... Seems like a lot of the Japanese companies are getting sued willy-nilly. Wonder why?
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by grok2 16y ago
Actually this post from that same blog (to me) correctly summarizes the Kata exercise: http://pindancing.blogspot.com/2009/09/sudoku-in-coders-at-w... Specifically Norvigs quote in the blog: "I see tests more as a way of correcting errors
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by grok2 16y ago
It's not about you thinking you are a good developer, but about the employer thinking you are a good developer (i.e. you are a good fit for their purpose -- not talking about your actual skill itself).
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by grok2 16y ago
I've long considered using bayesian classification to mark feeds for like/dislike so the system can learn what I like, but from what I hear, the amount of text in the feed may not be sufficient to classify properly. I have previously looked
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by grok2 16y ago
It seems like Apple solved a "perceived" problem with their phone (it is probably a problem with all phones, but never so heavily publicized like for the iPhone4) by fixing the the source of that perception. Clever. But the solution doesn't
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by grok2 16y ago
xobni? They have a interesting and useful product, but in the shareware days, they would be just that -- shareware software. But somehow, they were in the right place, doing the right things and they got something like 10 million (?) in inv
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by grok2 16y ago
The analogy may not be exactly right, but your explanation also went off on a tangent. It is not the app purchasers who matter here -- it is the people who want to make apps (or finance the making of apps if you will). Just like the movie p
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by grok2 16y ago
From their FAQ's it appears this is available only in Australia: Is payclick available to use outside of Australia? No. Australia is the first country to launch this new product.
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by grok2 16y ago
And don't worry about being "adequately compensated for my skills"...that's the wrong angle to go from at this point...you'll only feel frustrated whatever you do.
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by grok2 16y ago
Sure. If you can program, choose to work as a freelancer from your country of origin (money sent to bank account in country of origin). Then move funds back to the US (personal money transfer). However, the difficulty of moving funds from y
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by grok2 16y ago
If you are good at your current tools and aren't frustrated with them in any major way, there is no need to think about anything else other than for "expanding your horizons" type of thing. LAMP with PHP is just as good as anything else. Re
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by grok2 16y ago
What to the colors mean? There are various shades and also blinking colors -- it's maddening when you think you should focus on something, but then you have to figure out why you should focus on that....
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by grok2 17y ago
If you are comparing apples to oranges, then obviously any answer doesn't make sense. But between two sites that sell the same thing that is equally in demand, isn't it obvious that the faster site would sell more of the thing? Also possibl
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by grok2 17y ago
BS. This is true of anybody joining any company.