jorgeleo

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by jorgeleo 10y ago
Take a behavior. Pull the nouns (classes) and what they are told to do (methods). Finally, I don't need to know how you do what you do, that is your problem, not mine. Very oversimplified, but that is what it is. See the pieces that yo
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by jorgeleo 10y ago
That is because Html is a more readable form of RTF, but still a document descriptor none the less. and hack in with javascript. If the world had settle in Word format, instead of javascript we will be using VBA, and everything else will lo
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by jorgeleo 10y ago
One thing that I find amazing about this job is how it retarget the purpose of a neural network. This is not a classifier, this is not a here-are-a-bunch-of-fuzzy-images-tell-me-what-character-it-is. This using knowledge, combines the funda
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by jorgeleo 10y ago
Except undocumented cannot vote
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by jorgeleo 10y ago
I found funny that there are more non-citizens than Hillary or Trump voters
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by jorgeleo 10y ago
I agree with you. People use "Cognitive load" as meaning to say "people should be thinking the way I think, because to me that is very easy and straightforward". The load gets bigger not because the code is more complex,
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by jorgeleo 10y ago
"How can a new developer just memorize all that stuff? “Code Complete“, the greatest exponent in this matter, is 960 pages long!" First... do not memorize, but internalize, understand why they work, and when to apply which one. Us
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by jorgeleo 10y ago
I really don't like the way that objective c express everything, so i was looking forward to Swift. This tells me that Swift is not ready for prime time 3 versions later: "Swift 3.0 is a major release that is not source-compatible
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by jorgeleo 11y ago
this is an interesting vector of attack. Can by software modify those limits? Instead after 5, make it after 100; instead after 48 hours make it after 40000. And then, can a fake finger with the correct fingerprints be made so it fools the
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Scratching my itch: TableShare(relprog.com)
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by jorgeleo 11y ago
<sarcasm> and I am guessing that the negative points are from people that got offended by my comment </sarcasm>
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by jorgeleo 11y ago
For some reason it is not letting me reply to the answer. Anyway: Definition of the strawman argument: "A straw man is a common form of argument and is an informal fallacy based on giving the impression of refuting an opponent's a
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by jorgeleo 11y ago
That will means that there is 1 single theological theory, because then everybody that goes there will have their worldview confirmed since there is only one. Unfortunately, looks like it is also what the student in the article expected. My
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by jorgeleo 11y ago
The REAL strawman is: "What's equally baffling is Ivy-league frat boys thinking that "free speech" entitles them to engage in conduct that would get them summarily booted out in the real world."
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by jorgeleo 11y ago
This is the "new" computer science, the one with no math
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by jorgeleo 11y ago
A pattern that i am finding a lot is using await on a single call async Task, so it pauses the current thread waiting for that single call to finish in another thread. It looks like multithreaded code, it taste like using multithread techni
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by jorgeleo 11y ago
I believe that no technology is simple on it's own, it all depends to the abstractions that you are used to. Counterintuitive is dependent on how things are expected to work. Data binding is not solid, but it is a quick hack to display
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by jorgeleo 11y ago
If debugging is about understanding, then it will be good to use a language that lets you embed the knowledge in the coding. Knowledge should be easier to read from the code leading to a faster understanding, and more bugs are catch by the
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Awesome, backwards testing feature(dailydotnettips.com)
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by jorgeleo 11y ago
"The sad thing is so many web devs have never written a desktop app of any kind, so have no idea how painful the web really is." Agree fully. there are concepts that are fully mature in desktop applications, that the web has yet t
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by jorgeleo 11y ago
I think that we are two sides of the same apple. I completely agree with you. I think that your argument is sound in terms of technology implementation. My argument talks about motivation, not implementation.
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by jorgeleo 11y ago
I did read both article, Schneier's comments and the paper it self. Very interesting analysis of user behavior. The first paragraph of the conclusion begins with: "“Given a choice between dancing pigs and security, users will pic
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by jorgeleo 11y ago
I think that part of the problem is that security is not explained in layman terms. There is a slang in security circles that it is not shared with the rest of the world. Here is an example on how to explain SSL in simple terms. I have not
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by jorgeleo 11y ago
I wouldn't be surprise if this robot writting. Remember that there are several organizations that create fake usernames and personalities, then is easy to taint group opinions by looking like multiple different people saying d The same
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Internet SSL Certificates explained to your parents(relprog.com)
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3 Changes to the iOS Apple Map App That Would Make It Useful(relprog.com)
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by jorgeleo 11y ago
Protecting personal feelings over the correct technical decision is the wrong thing to ask of someone that is hired to make the correct technical decisions. I am dogmatic, stubborn until proven wrong, and I can be perceived as difficult if
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Maximizing Business Value of for(;;){}(relprog.com)
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http://granitegrok.com/wp-content/uploads/morpheus.jpg
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Organizational Debt(relprog.com)
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