kevrone

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by kevrone 13y ago
I would work. But not for someone else, and perhaps not for any clear goal or achievement. I would work patiently and methodically on long-term projects that could only be possible with that amount of leisure time.
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by kevrone 13y ago
Haha it's not my product, but I'll be sure to pass that along!
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Give Your Spirit Clojure(clojurescriptkoans.com)
5 points by kevrone 13y ago|2 comments
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by kevrone 13y ago
No I get what you're saying. I'm not suggesting that the burden is somehow on the customer to figure out their genome, what I'm saying is that the problem described in the blog is not because of some inherent fuzziness in the
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by kevrone 13y ago
Wow, this actually makes me pretty impressed with 23andme. Yeah, ok, maybe their analysis front-end is borked, but hell, the science seems pretty sound if he was able to get the "right" answer from the original sample.
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by kevrone 13y ago
I've used PostgresSQL quite successfully for the past few years at rather large scales and I can tell you, using TEXT everywhere is sooooooooo much easier on everyone involved. Especially on large teams (hundreds of developers) where m
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by kevrone 13y ago
"All WorkSpaces Bundles provide the Windows 7 Experience to users (provided by Windows Server 2008 R2)"
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by kevrone 13y ago
The Meyers Briggs test is well known to provide almost NO valuable predictions of human behavior. It is merely a measurement of preference and its test-retest is about 50/50 after just 5 weeks! Pretty useless, yet people continue to br
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by kevrone 13y ago
I'm pleased that the reaction in this thread is generally with understanding towards the developer. We've all had facepalm moments like this, and probably not as publicly. But I don't think Bad Thing Prevention is necessarily
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by kevrone 13y ago
We are writing/rewriting a lot of services at Timehop in Go. It's not quite as productive as programming in ruby, but it's surprisingly close (For simple services, anyhow) and its multiplexing characteristics seem pretty sl
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by kevrone 13y ago
This is awesome. Especially for finding use cases and implementation examples of front-end libraries.
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by kevrone 13y ago
Cpu: 42%