jrcii

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   by jrcii 11y ago

   That's been rebutted: http://forums.devshed.com/php-development-5/php-fractal-bad-... There are valid criticisms of PHP but the common citation of that article as the end of the debate on PHP's strengths and
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   by jrcii 11y ago

   There's nothing wrong with PHP.
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   by jrcii 11y ago

   There was this https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/UML_tool#Code_generation
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   by jrcii 11y ago

   Didn't we, as a community, already try and subsequently scrap this idea when it was called UML?
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   by jrcii 11y ago

   I have no more interest in a successful programmer's economic philosophy than a successful baseball player's. That is to say, not much. As a libertarian I'm a fan of economic inequality, I see it as the inevitable byproduct o
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   by jrcii 11y ago

   Just out of curiosity, what are you using that much RAM for? Video editing?
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   by jrcii 11y ago

   You Swiss and your fancy ö's
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   by jrcii 11y ago

   When I was a young child I'd type random things into the Apple IIs at school and they'd say, "? SYNTAX ERROR" "What is syntax?" I wondered. Decades later, I still make syntax errors.
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   by jrcii 11y ago

   "Human-like" is being generous. Not to subtract from the work, if I made this I would be very pleased with myself.
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    by jrcii 11y ago

    Unfortunately this captures the problems I face developing with JavaScript (frameworks and libraries du jour) in general.
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    by jrcii 11y ago

    My first true love was an Apple IIc. I want this.
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    by jrcii 11y ago

    I feel bad for the individuals who invested their time into this project, I've been reading about it for years. It's like getting to the Olympics after a lifetime of training and when the gun goes off you trip and fall on your fac
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    by jrcii 11y ago

    The only time I felt at all cared for by a bank was when I had an account at a small local bank with a handful of branches.
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    by jrcii 11y ago

    I like the idea of text-mode browsing, but I find the translation of CSS causes practical problems whether its elinks link lynx etc. For example, Hacker News nested comments are displayed as being on one level. There is a hack to fix this,
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    by jrcii 11y ago

    You can fix the calendar popup problem with an app called Day-O, which I agree should be the default.
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    by jrcii 11y ago

    W|hat|'s wr|ong w|i|th i|t?
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    by jrcii 11y ago

    Libertarian support for limited government turns into a grey area when it comes to infrastructure. Efficiency is not gained with competing infrastructure, even Hayek says as much http://www.forbes.com/sites/timothylee&#
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    by jrcii 11y ago

    From the perspective of the Catholic faith, God can do whatever He pleases provided it's logical and consistent with His past promises. While God could decide to grant the pardon and grace of the sacrament through an app, the Church ex
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    by jrcii 11y ago

    The presence of God's grace in the holy sacrament of Penance is what gives it a "luxury/premium" quality regardless of the physical environment. An app, which does not confer God's grace, can never be "luxury&#
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    by jrcii 11y ago

    Cybersquatting is not a legitimate business and anyone who participates in it should feel bad.
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    by jrcii 11y ago

    This guy gives me Imposter Syndrome. He had a PhD from MIT at 8 years old or something and wrote the code that verifies the correctness of AWS, Turing Award. What am I doing with my life?
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    by jrcii 11y ago

    I do understand your point but I still feel you're missing something. It's not pure coincidence or random that there is not a lot of advice out there about how to stay up late and sleep in. Nor is it completely irrational that the
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    by jrcii 11y ago

    I have to disable JavaScript for NYT, every time I click or double click words in an article (I'm copying and pasting to reference things myself, thanks very much NYT!) they hijack my clicks and change the font size or switch articles.
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    by jrcii 11y ago

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Key_escrow https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Secret_sharing It's a terrible idea. The only proposed methods with theoretically possible security would suffer insurmo
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    by jrcii 11y ago

    Their answer is "media" but I'm not sure what that means and apparently they aren't either.
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    by jrcii 11y ago

    I thought this was about the authentication protocol at first. Disturbing memories of trying to role it out came flooding back.
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    by jrcii 11y ago

    I didn't RTFA but would point out that the performance problems I've run into with IPv6 aren't related to the specification itself but buggy implementation code from vendors, which I expect to improve with time.
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    by jrcii 11y ago

    If I'm not putting words in your mouth, and maybe I'm just projecting here, but I think the disturbance you're expressing stems from the imbalance inherent in the idea of a faceless corporation and their semi-autonomous mecha
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    by jrcii 11y ago

    The dots appear to be city-specific reports. Darker/brown appears to mean more pollution whereas lighter/blue appears to mean less. The size of the dot may mean population size.
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    by jrcii 11y ago

    I made a GeekTool curl script a few years ago that logs into my bank accounts and all my recurring services', utilities, and scrapes the balances every 10 minutes so I see my complete financial position on my desktop in near-real time.