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Understanding Python Class Instantiation(amir.rachum.com)
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by jxub 9y ago
I've got quite a lot of good posts in my favourites. Hard to point at one in particular though.
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by jxub 9y ago
> I don’t think lobbying per se is a problem. That touches upon the fundamental problem of end justifying means... And in the case of lobbying the groups of interest that will prevade will be the ones with the biggest amount of cash in t
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by jxub 9y ago
I wonder whether the commisions make it worth it though.
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I Wasn't Prepared to Work (2013)(symbo1ics.com)
1 points by jxub 9y ago|0 comments
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by jxub 9y ago
Well, at least for me the fact that you can't strike it big selling expertise or art looks like the triumph of form over substance and a symptom of a society that has yet to develop fully, maybe because of its flawed model from the sta
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by jxub 9y ago
It's a good longform read about this charming (well not in that case) country.
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by jxub 9y ago
Among the Pony language posts and this one, I can't see how this company won't become the darling of HN regarding tech stacks. Solid post nonetheless.
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The Lava Layer Anti-Pattern (2014)(mikehadlow.blogspot.com)
106 points by jxub 9y ago|75 comments
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Real Programmers Don't Use PASCAL (1982)(web.mit.edu)
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by jxub 9y ago
Gustave Le Bon, the prominent French psychologist, has a copious amount of writing on the concept of mobs and their behaviour: A crowd thinks in images, and the image itself calls up a series of other images, having no logical connection w
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The Murder That Shook Iceland(theguardian.com)
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EU moves to ban sale of lower-quality branded food in eastern Europe(theguardian.com)
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The Implementation of Lua 5.0 [pdf](lua.org)
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How Humans Write Programs(tedinski.com)
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People Who Have “Too Many Interests” More Likely to Be Successful(medium.com)
66 points by jxub 9y ago|24 comments
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The Working Person's Guide to the Industry That Might Kill Your Company(splinternews.com)
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RPC Is Not Dead: Rise, Fall and the Rise of Remote Procedure Calls(dist-prog-book.com)
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by jxub 9y ago
You have to keep an open mind and read on, as the argument is more nuanced than that.
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by jxub 9y ago
I think the next iteration of the being known now as capitalism, which is actually just trying to be a collection of principles for resource allocation, must take into account the impact that currently isn't tracked or quantified by mo
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by jxub 9y ago
It's actually intended for TypeScript from the start.
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Linguistic Maps of Europe (2015)(thedockyards.com)
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Urum Language(en.wikipedia.org)
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Towards a Unified Approach to Access Control and Concurrency Control (2009) [pdf](erights.org)
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Linkers and Loaders book(iecc.com)
2 points by jxub 9y ago|0 comments
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by jxub 9y ago
I don't see how the capitalism was created to mask the European domination. I think it's just the result of going through the path of least resistance as the concepts of trade, money and globalization are all at play, and not of s
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by jxub 9y ago
Another one: in Castellano Spanish (not in Latin America though) foreign words are always spoken with their Spanish pronounciation, even the English ones. A funny cultural shock indeed.
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by jxub 9y ago
It would be even better if BrandonM also commented here ;)
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by jxub 9y ago
@levelsio also published a book on the subject recently.
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Karnickel – Macros in Python(bitbucket.org)
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