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by kriro 14y ago
The Pragmatic Programmers have a book on learning called "Pragmatic Thinking and Learning". I own it and would highly recommend it, one of the more underrated books. It covers the Dreyfus learning model which was mentioned in the article. T
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by kriro 14y ago
I like the idea of replaying commits. Never really thought about it because I tend to look at the current code without really bothering with the way it was developed or follow the commit history anyways if I'm developing myself. I think the
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by kriro 15y ago
I love text adventures (P&C, too) and I always enjoy using them for teaching purposes. If anyone is interested in picking up Prolog anytime soon, I really enjoyed this tutorial: http://www.amzi.com/AdventureInProlog/advtop.php
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by kriro 15y ago
Doshi said he wanted to let it be known that he’ll use the funding to pay his first 100 employees “way above market” Nice :) Seems like a good company with a valuable product.
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by kriro 15y ago
The main advantage as far as I'm concerned is semantic integrity. You stil get to think and model in OOP terms. That's valuable and good abstractions are worth some trade-offs. Of course you also get that if you use an object database like
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by kriro 15y ago
I think every business should be opinionated to some degree. Call it ethics if you must. I would snapcancel that account but not snoop around in data and actively try to find people that offend me to boot them. If they tell you they do some
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by kriro 15y ago
Agreed, good chunks of the "web development startup scene" seem rather bubbly. The entire "get a bunch of users and worry about making money later" mindset seems somewhat broken. Let's see what happens if all major browsers come with ad-blo
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by kriro 15y ago
Have you considered simply hireing someone to maintain the site/keep it afloat? Seems like this could be done remotely for the most part. In fact this could be a decent idea for a "not so great dev->good dev" training project on your pa