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Being more than programmers
(clipboarded.blogspot.com)
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Dave Thomas on Developing Expertise [video]
(infoq.com)
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18y ago
I thought it was interesting, though most of the answers we already knew. Maybe they should poll for questions beforehand so they would get better ones. Maybe a 5 minute editorial-style spiel at the beginning would help make the Q&A mor
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matstc
18y ago
I think I agree with you: as benevolent programmers, we should pick the best tool for the job, without consideration for the platform, or the libraries. This would advance the art of software faster in the long run. Unfortunately, we are fo
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matstc
18y ago
> The end result is that the syntax and implementation compromises of your language don't really matter much. Hm. To me that's pretty much all that matters. I want powerful features and a nice syntax. > Python doesn't have lexical c
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matstc
18y ago
I think you mean HN. And I am not submitting for the sake of submitting. I read the author's book on macroeconomics and got the link through his blog: this is not a random post. I also thought an article that sums up consensus among economi
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What if the Candidates Pandered to Economists?
(nytimes.com)
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matstc
18y ago
When I was learning complex numbers, the teacher didn't want us to assume sqrt(-1) = i, we had to go like this: sqrt(-1) = sqrt(e^Pi) = e^(Pi/2) = i So the new concept was really a 2D plane for numbers, not a new definition for sqrt of nega
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matstc
18y ago
> I'm shocked that this doesn't contain keyboard macro recording. Yes. And maps (e.g. :map <F12> :w<cr> to save with F12). And block mode (Ctrl-V) and text objects (e.g. ci" deletes the inside of parentheses and goes to
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matstc
18y ago
I think you mean "2 + 2 + 2 instead of 0 + 1 + 2"
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matstc
18y ago
There's nothing wrong in promoting a social or political agenda either. We are software specialists and we should educate other citizens, including our clients, about the virtues of good software and the right tools to build it. This is no
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18y ago
Let me add two more: <Alt> <.> brings out the last argument of the last command, and can be pressed multiple times. <Alt> </> prints the contents of the cwd, or the directory from the path you're typing.
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Why News of Iraq Dropped
(journalism.org)
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19y ago
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Economics of H-1B visas
(econweekly.com)
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matstc
19y ago
I agree with you but I wouldn't be so stark. My email address book is still the one thing that I maintain and keep up to date. As social networks come and go, that address book remains current. That's why a lot of social networks will offer
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The State of the News Media 2008
(stateofthenewsmedia.org)
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matstc
19y ago
I agree with you that a battle system could be more addictive. I'm just not sure how that would work with something like movies or artists, where the user already has an opinion on the two options, which might not be that comparable (eg a c
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19y ago
Whatever openDNS is doing, it doesn't make Google and Dell right. Users should not have to live with built-in advertisement in their laptop. I don't think it matters how easy it is to uninstall, it's still wrong. I would even get rid of log
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MPAA chief: Net neutrality just a 'clever name'
(politico.com)
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19y ago
I'm surprised no one mentioned SICP. I would also add: - The Little Schemer - Linux in a Nutshell - Unix power tools
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Classified ads for raising capital
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How to make time for personal goals
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10 most useful Adobe AIR apps
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Bottom Line Philanthropy
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US rural broadband statistics and net neutrality
(arstechnica.com)
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Do small businesses create more jobs? (pdf)
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In Europe, Central Banking Is Different
(nytimes.com)
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America's 50 Richest Paydays
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Sharpen your startup skills the Harvard way
(brajeshwar.com)
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AOL's Open AIM 2.0 SDK license requires apps to include ads
(arstechnica.com)
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