jeberle

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by jeberle 16y ago
:set expandtab | retab
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by jeberle 16y ago
One of the core freedoms in the US is the freedom to travel. You don't have to request "travel papers" from the Central Office to freely move about the country and beyond. Likewise, "liberty" is synonymous with travel. Vote well & writ
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by jeberle 16y ago
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Berklee_College_of_Music#Histor...
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by jeberle 16y ago
Certainly one of these things should have been that the school was founded by Lee Berk, who thought the name "Berklee" was good in light of UC Berkeley!
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by jeberle 16y ago
CPU was pegged. I'll blame the flash side.
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Fast and Finely Crafted, Spindizzies Still Dazzle(nytimes.com)
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by jeberle 16y ago
- Drop the shiny, translucent Aqua-wanna-be thing. Windows should look serious, a la NT 3.51/Win2K. It's been downhill since then. If you want to copy someone, take some style hints from NeXTStep, or these guys: http://www.ableton.com/live
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by jeberle 16y ago
Had he been paying attention, he would have noticed there's also a man in a kilt.
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by jeberle 16y ago
"Swing by...", Channing & Emerson in Palo Alto for the Lee De Forest memorial plaque (not far from the HP Garage). His work preceded all the other sights mentioned. You might also want to spare 30m for a quick tour of the Stanford campu
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by jeberle 16y ago
Looking back to 1971, for any 20 year period the S&P 500 netted a gain. For the last 20 years, that gain was 6% per year. OK, but not what I would term "crushing" performance. For the last 10 years, the S&P 500 is down 2.5% on an an
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by jeberle 16y ago
Yeah, you're probably right, and it is a pretty ugly page.
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by jeberle 16y ago
This is what's great about the web. Not only is the code in plain text and freely shared, but when you give it away, everyone just complains about it.
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by jeberle 16y ago
Also notice, time is plotted on a log scale.
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by jeberle 16y ago
Mainframes are very good at their jobs. Where do you think virtual machines, NoSQL databases, SQL databases, etc., got their start -- about 40 years ago? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/VM_(operating_system) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/VSA
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by jeberle 16y ago
The survey doesn't include BerkeleyDB? Half the packages are either built on it or are knock-offs. VSAM KSDS, anyone? Booyeah!
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by jeberle 16y ago
Kids stuff. Try doing that on a Z80. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SymbOS
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by jeberle 16y ago
You might compare the results with SPECS: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Significantly_Prettier_and_Easi... -- an alternate syntax for C++. I find its productions clearer than those of Go's.
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by jeberle 16y ago
I happily accept the mad flourishes of Robert Martin. They fortify his arguments and help engage the audience. Good education has an element of entertainment and emotion. It's a part of how we learn, or at least, how we learn best.
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by jeberle 16y ago
Gray text on a light gray background is very hard to read. See for yourself: http://www.fastnlight.com/contrast.html Black text on a white background please, or make the gray text/gray background style something I can turn off. Thanks.