mdonohue

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   by mdonohue 12y ago

   Defined as what? The Wikipedia article says the definition is unclear: Languages are often colloquially referred to as "strongly typed" or "weakly typed". In fact, there is no universally accepted definition of what the
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   by mdonohue 12y ago

   He was exercising options because it is very cheap and he thought it had no tax impact. This also starts the clock on long term capital gains rules. It makes sense for early stage companies. You might be thinking of this for more establi
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   by mdonohue 12y ago

   FYI, that includes pg's thinking on the use of lisp for viaweb http://www.paulgraham.com/avg.html
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   EU Sends Questionnaire to Rivals Over Facebook Deal with WhatsApp(online.wsj.com)

   1 points by mdonohue 12y ago|0 comments
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   Judge denies request to reduce $1.17 billion CMU patent verdict(post-gazette.com)

   4 points by mdonohue 13y ago|0 comments
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   by mdonohue 14y ago

   So "page weight" isn't the issue then, contradicting the title. It's the pipeline depth of the page.
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   by mdonohue 14y ago

   Coverity, maker of c++ static analysis software, and where I used to work, has published a paper about their experience trying to parse customer code. It turns out that 'The language people code in? The strings their compiler accepts' So y
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   by mdonohue 14y ago

   But then I wouldn't have had a job. :) Good to see your name again Sean.