jmelesky

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by jmelesky 13y ago
> What are you implicitly stating here? Good question. Actually, let's ask more simply "what are you stating here?" > Women aren't good enough to stand toe to toe with male founders so the only way they will ever b
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by jmelesky 14y ago
"Do you really think someone that doesn't have the guts to walk up to another and say "cut that out" would have the guts to walk up and hand them a card effectively saying the same thing in text?" Of course. An agreed structure around confr
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by jmelesky 15y ago
> Laziness/Strictness control I don't think there was any compromise here, just a different choice of default. Both offer a great deal of control over what evaluation method to use. Haskell, for what it's worth, compromised on: * Formal
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by jmelesky 17y ago
There's always w3m.el: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/W3m#In_Emacs
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How to Boil Your Startup Down to the Basics(bigpaperblog.com)
4 points by jmelesky 18y ago|0 comments
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by jmelesky 19y ago
Your argument assumes that greater intelligence implies greater fitness for all jobs. I'm pretty sure there are jobs for which intelligence is not the primary requisite.
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by jmelesky 19y ago
On the other hand, i certainly know of businesses using open source projects that would happily pay someone external to fix a bug or add a feature to a given project. Why they wouldn't just assign one of their own developers is a mystery, b
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by jmelesky 19y ago
It's been going for over seven years so far, without much in the way of marketing. I don't see why it couldn't last four more years with a little more attention.
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Building Decision Trees in Python(onlamp.com)
2 points by jmelesky 19y ago|0 comments