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901.
by locopati 17y ago
I see that and think snap
902.
by locopati 17y ago
You get acclimated to your 1 or 2 regular lines and then when you go exploring, this would come in handy. But, even on your regular lines, if you go to an unfamiliar stop this would be handy (the A/C line has 18 possible stops on my commute
903.
by locopati 17y ago
also 12:34:56 07/08/09 - and yeah, still USA centric
904.
by locopati 17y ago
Erlang - why? after diving into threading in Java for a recent project, I wanted to see other ways of approaching the same problem - recommendations for other languages with powerful threading solutions?
905.
by locopati 17y ago
You could easily travel for a year for $10k (depending on where you travel and how comfortable you are with low-end, backpacker-style travel). Maybe it's worth taking some time away from everything familiar to see what inspirations come to
906.
Pre'pache Server(weboshelp.net)
1 points by locopati 17y ago|0 comments
907.
Writing DSLs in Groovy(infoq.com)
1 points by locopati 17y ago|0 comments
908.
Sputnik Observatory(sptnk.org)
2 points by locopati 17y ago|0 comments
909.
by locopati 17y ago
Yeah - I wasn't sure what the Hacker News approach was to sensational headlines so I left it as is.
910.
Why Microsoft Had to Destroy Word(blogs.harvardbusiness.org)
4 points by locopati 17y ago|2 comments
911.
by locopati 17y ago
true - i try not to do it right before bed as i have discovered the same thing - usually i'll do it shortly after dinner, leaving myself time to get some things done around the house in more relaxed fashion before i do go to bed
912.
by locopati 17y ago
no television (read somewhere that tv gets the brain revved up in a way that's counter-productive to sleep) meditation (15-30min) - settles the whirring mind before sleep following through with the meditation once i'm lying down (as in not
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Humor and Consensus Building(crosscollaborate.com)
2 points by locopati 17y ago|1 comments
914.
Caveats of Evaluating Databases(planeterlang.org)
26 points by locopati 17y ago|0 comments
915.
by locopati 17y ago
I read the original post as being about more than just git/blog hosting (from the post's point about once hosting email). If it is only about git/blog hosting, GitHub may be wonderful and fill the need perfectly (I haven't used it yet so I
916.
by locopati 17y ago
It's a great theory as long as all those outsourced sites: stay in business, offer you a way to backup your information, don't act like jerks (ex: suddenly killing your account for unknown and unanswerable reasons), don't suddenly change bu
917.
by locopati 17y ago
On the physical demands (speaking as an 37yo coder), I've found these things to be very helpful... - yoga (which you've got covered) - a kneeling chair does wonders for posture - placing your monitor at the proper height (eye-level is 1/2-1