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Why Clojure: Choosing Clojure from a Management Perspective
(mkbergman.com)
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lliles
12y ago
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lliles
15y ago
Question for anybody more familiar with the content licensing business: How does Netflix becoming stream-only affect their negotiating position with the content license holders? One comment points out that both Netflix and content holders c
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lliles
16y ago
+1 for Trader Joe's Strawberry Lemonade. I had it for the first time this summer... great stuff!
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lliles
16y ago
I spent the weekend writing a scraper in Clojure using the HtmlUnit Java library. As much as possible I aimed for purely functional, side effect free code, but as with most Java libraries, using the HtmlUnit API forced me to write functions
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Random Promotions and the Gervais Principle
(ribbonfarm.com)
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lliles
17y ago
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Pricing in Pay-It-Forward and Gift Economies
(ribbonfarm.com)
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lliles
17y ago
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Little Things (Joys of Hacking)
(bryan-murdock.blogspot.com)
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17y ago
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lliles
17y ago
Leveraging Twitter on the review pages is a great idea. I don't think I've seen this feature on other review based sites, but it seems obvious now that I've seen it implemented. I am seeing some character encoding issues, but it might be my
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17y ago
Along these lines, I would also recommend a graphical button for the go/search/find. Large, bright and tactile or 3-D (within reason). Make it clear "this is what you push" after filling out the form. Make it inviting. I really like this
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lliles
18y ago
A secure, online back-up solution for all my computers that is dead-simple to use on all OSes. And I mean dead-simple as in install a client that by default intelligently finds the stuff that I might want to back-up (iTunes library, folders
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lliles
18y ago
"A sense of TRUE ownership." "Doing a startup isn't a sensible CAREER decision... It's a largely emotional lifestyle decision." Both of these come from the comment below by webwright. After all the reasons and explanations I had read before
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lliles
18y ago
Same here... I work on the train during my morning/evening commute to the office. Being able to commit and branch offline is a major win.
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Two Things Design Experts Do That Novices Don’t
(noisebetweenstations.com)
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lliles
18y ago
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