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by jksmith 13y ago
The framework is a modern blessing/curse. Since you mentioned other languages, I've written plenty of revenue generating software with just libraries. I'm about to write a fairly large REST back end in golang and I have high
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by jksmith 13y ago
SOA is just the general engineering pattern for providing services to anything that can consume them. The internet is fully realized if all endpoints can both produce and consume services.
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That's an interesting example because existence of a thick client allows for SOA on everything else. The browser is the last thick application.
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by jksmith 13y ago
That's my thoughts. Get away from app and more into portal. What still befuddles programmers on large projects is that they still think from the whole front to the whole back and vice versa. MVC hasn't helped this one bit.
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by jksmith 13y ago
Recommend "Sugar in the Blood" for more background. Fascinating read.
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The Model M Army(facebook.com)
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Huge advantage. Whip out that 5lb Model M and get to clicking. Typing on an original right now.
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Missing the point. TSA is just another jobs program. Another example of how a large bureauocracy has to keep expanding control. The best solution against terrorism is for people to be brave enough to accept it, and brave enough to defend th
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by jksmith 13y ago
Add another for Golang
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by jksmith 13y ago
Sad news. Always loved using winamp. Really did "kick the llama's ass."
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Similar to beego and webgo. Differentiator?
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by jksmith 13y ago
They need to have "Real Genius" on there somewhere. Symbolics is actually listed in the credits, presumably for the contrived simulations that were run.
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by jksmith 13y ago
Well having spent a lot of time in both places, I must say I really dig Miami. It's the right mix of laid back and intensity for me, and San Fran summers are too cold. Plus, my Don Johnson outfits don't fit in nearly as well in SF
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"The third development was the release of nodejs – for the first time, you could have high performance JavaScript on the server, thus potentially ending the nightmare of having “client side developers” who knew HTML/JavaScript and
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by jksmith 13y ago
DEA is a jobs program, just like the TSA. You will never, ever convince any politicians to do anything about this because they're part of the program themselves. Just pay your taxes, live with it, and stay out of the way.
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Is DDG reading this?
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Heh well, small beginnings lead to replacing staff lawyers and some doctor functions. Dr Watson, Esquire
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What is normal in the context of the universe? What is context in the context of the universe?
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by jksmith 13y ago
Same reason golang apps need to run on windows. Golang needs good library support for MSSQL.
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by jksmith 13y ago
+1 for Fireworks is my groove and Photoshop doesn't feel right. Sad indeed.
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by jksmith 14y ago
So if it weren't for the tyranny of C, maybe today we'd be a lot more comfortable with concurrency programming, and have higher quality software in general if M2 had enjoyed more widespread use 30 years ago?
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Yep, I miss me some M2. That's the most satisfying programming I've experienced so far.
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Third. It works and is actively being developed.
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by jksmith 14y ago
This is like reminiscing over days that seemed better but probably weren't. NT was fine, though I did get more bsods with it than I did with OS/2 during the time I used it. Wrote a lot of fun code using Windows 95 and 2000, but wrote a lot
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by jksmith 14y ago
Got some of those in your list myself. More to include: 1) Eno - Music for Airports <br> 2) Kaen - Interworlds 3) Shulman - Random Thoughts. It's too engrossing the first few times. After that, pretty good for background music.
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by jksmith 14y ago
Need something that hacks Amazon's control of Kindles.
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by jksmith 14y ago
Actually, that's why I brought it up. Unless the cost analysis justifies the risk, I wouldn't host a repo on bitbucket or github.
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No kidding. Breaking Kittinger's record is a tribute to Kittinger.
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Toosh!
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How long will it take for the private repos to be hacked? Would you put the company revenue generating jewels in there?

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