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ilkhd2
17y ago
For goodness sake, why anybody would post such subjective things? I saw more attractive CEO's, but so what?
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ilkhd2
17y ago
I found this blog way too excited.
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ilkhd2
17y ago
Cloning does not work (yet) - period. If you remember Dolly the sheep had strange complications with aging process, cellular abnormalities ()short telomers). And look, the older mother becomes the higher probability of Down syndrome: http:
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ilkhd2
17y ago
I disagree with point made in the article, that Americans are more tolerant to insecurity than europeans. There in my point several points that have to be made. 1. America has horrible mass media, that does not even talk about real issues,
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ilkhd2
18y ago
These claims are logically looped, and for that reason are inconsistent. What he claims, is actually "Best practice is avoid best practices". And he justifies it with claims that following these practices causes mediocrity, because everybod
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Python vs Lisp: Slowliness is a reason for success [2006].
(ymeme.com)
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ilkhd2
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Just in case - I am not a racist, I am afraid that somebody in power is...
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ilkhd2
18y ago
The doors for Indian H1B immigration is widely open now...
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ilkhd2
18y ago
Ruby's performance is often a reason for emotionally charged discussions, but I have not seen yet any decent analysis why it has the problems at first place. Any suggestions, links?
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ilkhd2
18y ago
So do not you mean Arc makes you drowsy?
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ilkhd2
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It is interesting, but page is so silly that google ads actually the only interesting stuff on the page. good business model.
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18y ago
In general I agree with what has been said. But, there are also cultural issues involved here. Some cultures smile more some less. Canadians for example smile a bit less than Americans, but I believe have less divorces. Also some horribly s
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Visualization of Steel-Bank Common Lisp development history
(vimeo.com)
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18y ago
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Goldman Sachs is one of not many who had been behaving prudently. Next news would probably be "Chase is doing good.." or some other obvious thing brought as revelation.
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18y ago
comp.lang.lisp?
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ilkhd2
18y ago
I suffer from an opposite disorder - cannot get used to American dates.
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ilkhd2
18y ago
Good for knowing what is more marketable.
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ilkhd2
18y ago
Very sad, Google did not change the logo, like they do for even less honorable dates.
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12.04.1961 - First human in outer space.
(en.wikipedia.org)
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ilkhd2
18y ago
thanks, great info. P.S. AFAIK Processing is not 55 anymore
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Well that is very impressive, and now I am puzzled - if Wall Street had such people, would be economy be better or worse?
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ilkhd2
18y ago
And, and the end of the day, the very language runtime of the very ideal language, will have to be written in C, for efficiency reason...
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ilkhd2
18y ago
The article has very good illustrations, I am wondering what was the software used.
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ilkhd2
18y ago
It also shows the quality of management, in case there has not happened something we are not told. Abrupt change decisions is not looking good, to begin with.
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18y ago
I kind of like Clojure but several things I find a bit disturbing: 1. A very subjective one - not enough parenthesis - take fo example "cond" operator - it accepts pairs condition-operation without extra parens around each pair. Well, it lo
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18y ago
Well, ND is a German majority state. I understand that it is tempting to say that it has something to deal with scandinavian personality, but look up a bit up north you'll see Canada, with very non-scandinavian in it's population makeup,
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I have to disagree. Let us take an extreme example - Erlang. It has very interesting design, which enables you to create highly scalable but quite ineffecient program. There is something in Erlang, that affects _system_ architectures that y
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18y ago
When something has been proved useful, it will reapear. The very day of disappearance of search engines, will be the day when new ones would start popping up.
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18y ago
One thing is striking: An AMERICAN (I ssume) says thatcity built for driving. I am afraid to even imagine when a guyfrom have-a-car-or-starve-because-of-no-foodstores-in-walkable -distance country make such statatements, what a place it is
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18y ago
By the way for me it is also important that the particular Language has non-gpl translators.That is also can contribute to the choice of the language for particular task, and consequently the final architecture.
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