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by kaeluka 15y ago
addictive ;)
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by kaeluka 15y ago
"Coding for me is something I do because it’s almost zen-like. It’s my escape. With my earbuds in, and my music on, I’ll hack the night away. The less sleep, the more knowledge I accumulate." - this is a beautiful sentence I can relate to.
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by kaeluka 15y ago
Should I ever have kids -- and I'd like to! -- this would be the only thing in raising them that I wouldn't teach them like my parents taught me: failing is OK. There is always a way to continue and failing just means discovering a "way tha
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by kaeluka 15y ago
I, for one, am happy this link appeared here. I am one of those: know a bit of CSS, a bit of HTML, a bit of JavaScript and I want to know what this jQuery stuff is all about. Going to the API? Nope, I'd assume this takes at least an afterno
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by kaeluka 15y ago
Minority Report would be terrible -- imagine having to hold your arms up for 8 hours a day
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by kaeluka 15y ago
No, we reached the point where companies might lie to you in order to make you play.
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by kaeluka 15y ago
omg, Saul Goodman :-) great video, thanks!
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by kaeluka 15y ago
The general complaint should be a different point - it's the misrepresentation of data that is the real culprit here. Infographics are just a way to represent or misrepresent data.
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by kaeluka 15y ago
one colleague has been renaming my functions recently: she created new functions that did nothing except calling my implementation. The reason was probably that the name of mine was too general..
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Scrum in Student Projects #2(drunkenmonkey.no-ip.info)
1 points by kaeluka 15y ago|0 comments
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Erlang and Scrum for Students - Diary(drunkenmonkey.no-ip.info)
1 points by kaeluka 15y ago|0 comments
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by kaeluka 15y ago
I use it for all of my dotfiles. A small script moves them to the ~/Dropbox/bckp/dotfiles and replaces them with a symbolic link. Also for my ~/scripts folder. It's wonderful to have access to those in a matter of minutes if you are startin
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by kaeluka 15y ago
I recently heard of an old persian saying that goes something like "Try to learn something from everyone or you will always stay dumber than them".
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Playing with fifos(drunkenmonkey.no-ip.info)
1 points by kaeluka 15y ago|0 comments
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by kaeluka 15y ago
What if, say, facebook thinks that more users will be pissed off by offering the transexual option? Or if someone who gives orders is too religious. Or that they don't deem it important. My point is: they are to decide what is in their best
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by kaeluka 15y ago
At least _I_ would read it and try to stay fair. As a matter of fact, I would be very interested because I, myself lack the outside viewpoint and you could give me some new insights - facts I never thought about. I am critical of my own cou
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by kaeluka 15y ago
I wonder what in this blog post is more than pure and unjustified opinion.
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by kaeluka 15y ago
"almost as cool as - well - television!"
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by kaeluka 15y ago
the Daily WTF - live!
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by kaeluka 15y ago
Very nice collection and the "Five Books"-concept is a great idea. I compared two books from the field on my blog: http://drunkenmonkey.no-ip.info/stephan/blog/
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by kaeluka 15y ago
BRILLIANT idea! Very, very nice.
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by kaeluka 15y ago
I am just checking out CouchDB - looks _awesome_ so far. LOTS of possibilities I didn't realize until now. The official book/documentation (even though it's slightly outdated) is free and recommended.
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by kaeluka 15y ago
Thanks, it really seems to be beautiful so far, I was expecting a not so beautiful and much more clumsy language. Don't know, how I ended up with this opinion. The erlang shell is very nice as well (but I know the concept from Lisp/clojure
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Erlang code worth reading
10 points by kaeluka 15y ago|5 comments
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by kaeluka 15y ago
he IS using emacs
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by kaeluka 15y ago
This is, how people read: http://www.douglastwitchell.com/scrambled_words.asp
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by kaeluka 15y ago
Just now I'm reading something I wanted to read for a long time: Alice's Adventures in Wonderland. The next will be Through the Looking Glass, same author. Amongst the last few books I read, I recommend Kurt Vonnegut's Slaughterhouse Five,
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by kaeluka 15y ago
Just added forth to my todo-list.. thx!
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by kaeluka 15y ago
"Read 1337 At Normal Speed" lol, who writes something like that?! :D
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by kaeluka 15y ago
Many people here are smart. Foodies tend to be smart. Many people here are elitists. The article is about elitism.

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