madmulita

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by madmulita 8y ago
Take a look at "How to design programs"[1]. It teaches a systematic way of attacking/solving problems. [1] https://www.htdp.org/
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by madmulita 8y ago
Yes, but how would one feel if one had to admit failure. We must put feelings before data! /s
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by madmulita 8y ago
We have this working in all our desktops in our bank branches using freenx.
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by madmulita 8y ago
Plain and simple, we are full of incompetence.
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by madmulita 8y ago
Yeah, but this way we can end blaming the computer for not stoping us. Who wants to be responsable for his acts?
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by madmulita 8y ago
I see that only for a couple of books, I don't think we have banned books over here. It must be a publisher limitation.
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by madmulita 8y ago
Will they be holding back? I thought the new trend was to create a couple at the same time.
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by madmulita 8y ago
"offer not available in your region", hmmm
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by madmulita 8y ago
You mean, the work and the person are completely unrelated?
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by madmulita 8y ago
I wonder what model predicted where she should stand.
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by madmulita 8y ago
Wait! What? That's what 'transducers' means? Being new to Clojure I've been avoiding some concepts until later, but if they hadn't renamed old concepts, ie: higher order functions to transducers, maybe newbies woul
72.
by madmulita 8y ago
How many visits does it take to get a simple prescription? We have something similar, I've been appointed consultations only to be asked how I felt.
73.
by madmulita 8y ago
If the hungry dog is always the same, maybe the problem is not the missing bone.
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by madmulita 8y ago
You can easily reflect both positions in your status page. Those who don't need to be bothered with the details can refrain from reading them.
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Download the free NativeScript book(nativescript.org)
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by madmulita 8y ago
I've found trying to drag&drop with that method infuriating.
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by madmulita 8y ago
font-weight: 300; Why do they insist on making the text hard to read?
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by madmulita 8y ago
EDIT: never mind, I see the clones are references that can appear in multiple places. Wouldn't narrowed views in org-mode accomplish the same?
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by madmulita 8y ago
"It is very important that tech teams debug every request to servers before release..." No. You should know your application's profile, you wrote it. How many resources does you app need? That's something our developers
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by madmulita 8y ago
"Got error 28 from storage engine" Not a good sign!
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by madmulita 8y ago
Why don't we have something similar to vi modes to jump between different 'interpretations'? I believe scsh had something to that effect using chars to switch modes ala quote/unquote. Maybe something based on Color Fort
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by madmulita 8y ago
My anecdata: I used to admin a SWIFT cluster. It was built by the manuals on IBM hardware, that included HACMP with quorum determined by a shared disk. Nobody understood exactly how the cluster worked to the point that a correction my bos
83.
by madmulita 8y ago
At least they found "some", imagine the scandal if they finally couldn't show any evidence of weapons of mass destruction.....
84.
by madmulita 8y ago
Luckily I had been exposed to recursion previously, what blew my mind while watching the SICP videos was the implementation of car and cdr using only lambda and the realization that the language could go without variables.
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by madmulita 8y ago
Would it be heretic to mention Picolisp? You can also check out Racket.
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by madmulita 8y ago
Where are those developers that can do my job? Ours certainly can't even do theirs. That is why we are moving to the cloud: "see? we didn't need to learn how to optimize dynamically adding resources almost solve our problem
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by madmulita 8y ago
Can someone please explain to me why, if this is possible, I have to point my remote control to the TV to make it do something?
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by madmulita 8y ago
I don't normally use Excel, or any of the other Office tools, and I constantly argue my boss about the drawbacks I see with using them. The result is always the same: "It's what everybody knows how to use". Then, what I
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by madmulita 8y ago
Drivers, drivers, drivers. We've tried many times to switch to linux, the showstopper has always been the same.
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by madmulita 8y ago
I wonder what happend to the integration with Koding, the docs I can find only state that it's been deprecated. Seemed like a nice marriage.

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