joseph

17 ms·

151.
by joseph 14y ago
Thanks, I made the mistake of thinking the 'email' field on my profile was public.
152.
by joseph 14y ago
I'm not sure I would like the caps lock doing double duty as both control and escape, since it seems like it would be easy to accidentally use it wrong. I always remap the caps lock to control, but long ago I trained myself to use control-]
153.
by joseph 14y ago
SEEKING WORK - Seattle, remote. I am a developer and systems administrator who loves tools and automation. My primary choice of language is Python, but I am also experienced in Java, Perl, shell scripting, and C, with a particular interest
154.
by joseph 14y ago
I don't log anything, and I also don't wander around chatting. I show up, push myself hard, and then leave. But the types of workouts I do are guided, for example I did taekwondo for four years, and recently switched to doing "boot camp" wo
155.
by joseph 14y ago
Dtrace is originally from Solaris. FreeBSD (and possibly other BSDs) also has ktrace, which has been around a long time and has a learning curve the same as strace, but is not as powerful as dtrace.
156.
by joseph 14y ago
I didn't get that impression. The company I work for sells services in the area of mobile payments, and M-Pesa really is the "holy grail" that many companies worldwide are trying to imitate. I visited Kenya in April, and it is everywhere. I
157.
by joseph 14y ago
Imagine if someone took programs written for the Obfuscated C contest and boxed them up for sale to the general public. Art that is "movement Z is a reaction to Y, which in turn is a reaction to X" might be fine for artists to circulate amo
158.
by joseph 19y ago
Seems more like it's saying time measurement doesn't exist on its own, it requires a human to do it. A person could say that numbers don't exist too because humans were the ones that created names and rules to manipulate and measure them. T
159.
by joseph 19y ago
I went to a functional programming group meeting and found that the people there used the term hacker with disdain. From the context it seemed like they used it to refer to programmers who don't have graduate degrees.
160.
by joseph 19y ago
UCW is based on continuations and allows you to code your web apps in a manner more like a desktop app. It was originally like a Lisp verison of Seaside, although I think it has evolved into its own personality. It's nothing like CGI.pm.