icey

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Introducing the [Windows 8] team(blogs.msdn.com)
4 points by icey 15y ago|0 comments
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by icey 15y ago
I got my first paid programming job when I was 18, and I knew that I was way out of my element. So I knuckled down and worked my ass off to try to figure out what I didn't know, and how I could get better. I'd change jobs every so often t
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Scala.Net and Scala with Martin Odersky(infoq.com)
1 points by icey 15y ago|0 comments
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I'm a phony. Are you?(hanselman.com)
244 points by icey 15y ago|62 comments
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Rope-A-Dope, Indeed(parislemon.com)
2 points by icey 15y ago|0 comments
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Suck on it, AppleSoft — Google pulls a rope-a-dope(realdanlyons.com)
9 points by icey 15y ago|0 comments
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ClojureScript AJAX , or is that AJACS?(boss-level.com)
2 points by icey 15y ago|0 comments
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C#/.NET Little Wonders & Pitfalls(blackrabbitcoder.net)
2 points by icey 15y ago|0 comments
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An Introduction to Scala for Java Developers(infoq.com)
2 points by icey 15y ago|0 comments
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by icey 15y ago
This is getting ridiculous. These guys were busy launching a product, not trying to write a balanced comparison of the pros and cons of every evented framework out there. Node worked better for them, what's the problem?
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Clojure: The Art of Abstraction(infoq.com)
5 points by icey 15y ago|0 comments
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Startup M&A availability bias and what to do about it(gabrielweinberg.com)
28 points by icey 15y ago|2 comments
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Users Decide First; Move Second(uie.com)
3 points by icey 15y ago|1 comments
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Learn You Some Erlang for Great Good - Release is the Word (learnyousomeerlang.com)
2 points by icey 15y ago|0 comments
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by icey 15y ago
The guy you're responding to clearly created a new account here just to troll.
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Functional programming in object oriented languages(harukizaemon.com)
1 points by icey 15y ago|0 comments
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by icey 15y ago
Could you share some of your experiences working in Chile? Where did you move there from? Did you already know Spanish? Have you enjoyed living & working there?
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by icey 15y ago
I'm doing this right now. The best advice I have is: Know what your costs are, and know how to make enough money to cover them. Savings will last a finite amount of time, so you need to figure out how to replenish in order to give yourself
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by icey 15y ago
I've been using Noir for a couple of small projects and it's been really enjoyable so far. No real questions, I guess - just a thank you!
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Putting F# to Work for You(vimeo.com)
3 points by icey 15y ago|0 comments
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by icey 15y ago
I think if Parenscript were just announced today it would get a big reaction as well. Just like there's a big reaction any time a language comes out and says it can compile down to Javascript. There was a big reaction when a guy did it for
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ClojureScript(github.com)
299 points by icey 15y ago|85 comments
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Introducing Lager - A New Logging Framework for Erlang/OTP(blog.basho.com)
53 points by icey 15y ago|1 comments
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by icey 15y ago
The sweet spot that I've noticed seems to be around 3 years average. Anything more than that doesn't appear to make a difference in overall happiness levels. Lower than that and I start to have concerns. This was a question I used to ask my
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by icey 15y ago
I have given people more than they've asked for a couple of times (usually if they've asked for something that I know to be under market rate and I don't want them jumping ship in a year). But yeah... as a hiring manager I want to know what
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by icey 15y ago
One of the best metrics I've found for determining the overall satisfaction level of a department is turnover rate. If you ask the interviewer about their turnover rate and they hedge, be cautious. Sometimes they won't know what the turnove
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by icey 15y ago
Why Bottle instead of Flask ( http://flask.pocoo.org/ )? Bottle looks fun for little experiments, Flask seems like it's a little better suited to web app development given that it has plugins for all kinds of useful libraries.
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by icey 15y ago
On the other hand, it's not worth it if it takes more than double the effort to maintain Windows support. You can increase your market by 2x and still lose if it requires 3x the effort.
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by icey 15y ago
They're out there - we embed IronPython in our C# application, and are looking into using F# for some of the financial reporting our application creates. It is rare, but there are definitely uses to having multiple languages available on th
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by icey 15y ago
I've always looked at Scala as a great language to go to if you don't want to be on the .Net stack. But if you're happy with the .Net ecosystem, the combination of C# and F# are very tough to beat. The tooling is great, and the languages ar

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