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by llimllib 16y ago
you mean reddit, right? (edit: Oh, I see now that you mean Digg, but Digg not checking for 404 errors is not mentioned in the story, just FYI)
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by llimllib 16y ago
If "playing" reddit ends up with >$150k donated to charity, then I say, play on. edit: I think it was $150k when I checked this morning, now it says $244k. A quarter of a million dollars in less than a week.
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by llimllib 16y ago
> I've never seen a doctor without scrubs, either in an office or a hospital. Weird... your primary care physician wears scrubs? Pretty much only ER and Trauma docs wear scrubs here in Baltimore. (It was the same in New Haven). Right no
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by llimllib 16y ago
I don't think it's fair of you to accuse us of being shiny thing gatherers; I think we're far from that. That said, working in the hospital means often getting blood/spit/worse on your clothes and needing to buy more. It also means having t
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by llimllib 16y ago
in re: 1 My wife is a doctor who needs to buy a fair amount of clothes and, I assure you, does not find shopping to be a recreational activity. Also, may not online shopping be recreational activity? I add these points merely to suggest tha
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by llimllib 16y ago
DHH is that rich?
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by llimllib 16y ago
Why link to the link? This is what you should have pointed to: http://www.marginalrevolution.com/marginalrevolution/2010/09...
878.
by llimllib 16y ago
pretty similar to mine: http://www.flickr.com/photos/llimllib/3679964891/ but with a 17" macbook instead of the netbook and Vim instead of Wing.
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by llimllib 16y ago
doh!
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by llimllib 16y ago
> The other thing is that Python has no concept of context Rather, I'd say that part of the zen of python is: implicit is better than explicit , and I prefer python's behavior in this instance.
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Physics Envy(infoproc.blogspot.com)
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by llimllib 16y ago
> If management builds a network of contractors, who are the best in the business, you bring on these true professionals who have one purpose – to get the job done. They will do it well because they want more work and a good reference.
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by llimllib 16y ago
I tried to make sure I gave lots of reasons that justify your work; I do think it's cool. I just wanted to say that it is not an unquestionable design decision. Rock on with the superpoll, I hope it's awesome and very successful.
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by llimllib 16y ago
> => "I'll pick the best one for the environment" Which, in reality is, "I'll spend a lot of design and implementation effort designing a new one which may or may not improve the measurable, global performance of my new web server b
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by llimllib 16y ago
> Sales numbers are generally legit. We really dont do anything that would mess with those. via my brother at Nielsen, who whould happily tell me if the numbers were bull.
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by llimllib 16y ago
and diw and daw delete the whole word, gUiw uppercases the whole word, and ... The composability of vim motion commands is what keeps me using it.
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by llimllib 16y ago
They have conditioned their user base to be hostile to the idea.
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by llimllib 16y ago
This is a horrible quality article that should be below the standards of news.yc.
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by llimllib 16y ago
If you want to suggest that the main problem is people "trying to solve problems in the same way they've been solving problems all along", then you should have an answer for how you implement memoization "the haskell way". If not, your "con
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by llimllib 16y ago
> Simply put, there are a growing number of regulators, agitators, and regular people who just don't trust Google when it comes to the integrity of its search results. More simply put, there are a growing number of * who would like to
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by llimllib 16y ago
Google -> Google!
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by llimllib 16y ago
Network effects matter: news at 11
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by llimllib 16y ago
You appear to have your facts wrong. From the study[1]: > Eligible cases were all patients with a glioma or meningioma of the brain diagnosed in the study regions during study periods of 2–4 years between 2000 and 2004. So participants
894.
by llimllib 16y ago
What is the code in this app written in, I don't really follow?
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by llimllib 16y ago
My favorite piece of fax humor: http://achewood.com/index.php?date=11222006
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by llimllib 16y ago
> To be clear I am not suggesting Gruber is being in any way disingenuous in his arguments Yes, you are. That is in fact exactly what you are doing.
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by llimllib 16y ago
moment of silence
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by llimllib 16y ago
Man I wish coding for android was like coding extensions for Chrome.
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by llimllib 16y ago
Plus it really takes the edge off my competitive urge which hurts more than helps when I'm programming. It gives me a reason to stay healthy and work out, a large social group both in my city and spread across the whole country, and I found
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by llimllib 16y ago
My wife calls this "programming-land". When she comes home, she can tell right away if I've been hacking or goofing off reading reddit; in the former case I'm somehow behind the curve social-interaction-wise. If we're going out afterwards,

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