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jpr
16y ago
Is it just me or are 99% of tech "news" and "innovation" just reinvention of stuff already found in UNIX, Lisp etc. decades ago?
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16y ago
Or if we had a proper browser that still had that possibility... Oh wait, we do have those, but I don't if they are allowed on the iDevices.
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16y ago
It didn't.
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jpr
16y ago
Or perhaps it's people who mistake obfuscation for elegance and brevity.
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jpr
16y ago
Probably the way youtube videos are interactive, you click to close the ads.
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16y ago
> http://pastebin.com/s2usuqDq I'm going to save this for the next time someone asks why there aren't more females in CS/programming. I just tell them that this kind of code is held in high esteem, instead of being ridiculed for the s
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16y ago
Fuck everything, we're doing a Wordpress theme!
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16y ago
1. Annoying things are harmful in the long run when you can't fix them. 2. There is really no need for constructive criticism when someone does something that is very clearly wrong. 3. Titles aren't content, duh.
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16y ago
Relevant: Non-Apple’s Mistake http://www.loper-os.org/?p=132
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16y ago
I had to double check to make sure it wasn't me who made that comment.
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16y ago
How many languages have a REPL that gracefully handles class/type redefinition at runtime? Even some dynamic languages (Python, I'm looking at you) fail at this.
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Finland – Freezing Cold, But So Hot Right Now
(techcrunch.com)
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16y ago
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16y ago
If it's not accessible via browser, it doesn't exist to most people.
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16y ago
Yay for business models based on artificial scarcity!
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16y ago
What horrible website those W3Fools have.
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16y ago
I pretty much decided from the title alone that I will begin to use double space just to piss the author off. After reading the article I'm sure that I made the right decision.
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16y ago
For which architechture?
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16y ago
You forgot the class foo { ... } And that it has to be in a name called foo.java. And that you have to compile it and run it with java foo instead of simply ./foo And that startup time of JVM is orders of magnitu
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A Case Study in Enterprise Soul Smashing
(blog.havenisms.com)
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16y ago
There's no implicit conversion, truthiness in Python is just defined to make sense: http://docs.python.org/library/stdtypes.html#truth-value-tes... Contrast this to something like Java where all code is littered with shit like foo != null
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16y ago
I liked you better when you were still underground.
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16y ago
This was never the way I planned Not my intention I got so brave, pedal on the floor Lost my discretion It's not what, I'm used to Just wanna try this bimmer I'm curious how you Caught me speedin'
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16y ago
1) Build and publish my first real app 2) Cut the beer consumption 3) Lose weight (already lost about 10 pounds in about a month due to beginning #2 early) 4) Begin regular exercise (I already started semi-regular walking but then weather s
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16y ago
By waiting, do you mean wait for the release, or wait because the software is busy doing something?
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16y ago
One would assume that most people of working age would speak at least English, which should be enough to get started in many countries.
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I can just hope that the people in the front seats realize that you are effectively risking their lives by your stupidity before it's too late.
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16y ago
I have often wondered about the difference in accident rates between professional and other drivers, anyone know if there are any studies done on this?
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16y ago
In cities with good public transport, many otherwise-would-be-cars are buses. Here in Helsinki many school children use public transportation, and none of the buses, trams, trains or subway cars have seatbelts, and as far as I know, nobody
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16y ago
There is no reason to believe that the work done per time unit remains the same when the length of work day varies.
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16y ago
While you may not begin to like something disgusting just by cutting back the time spent on doing it, you may begin to like something you already liked more if you reduce your workload.
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