mikeabraham

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by mikeabraham 4y ago
Well done.
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by mikeabraham 5y ago
They flew too close to the sun.
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by mikeabraham 5y ago
Yes.
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by mikeabraham 6y ago
My apologies for not realizing that point you were making. I agree that it might be difficult to find a company that wants you to build their product using your OS project. I meant that there are probably companies out there that would eval
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by mikeabraham 6y ago
Google famously passed on the guy who invented Homebrew, so at least you're in good company. As others have said, the interview process selects for (wait for it) ... people who are good at the interview process. It's kind of like
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by mikeabraham 6y ago
That's like saying, "whatever you're building, you should use a saw to do it." The DB is just a tool. Use the right tool for the job.
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by mikeabraham 6y ago
I miss Delphi. I miss Clipper Summer '87. I miss BeOS. I miss simpler times. Those were good times....
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by mikeabraham 7y ago
How is this different from Audm?
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by mikeabraham 8y ago
That made me laugh out loud. Well done.
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by mikeabraham 8y ago
Only because no one has mentioned it yet, "When We Were Kings". About The Rumble in the Jungle. We forget that, at the time, people were worried that Foreman, the hardest hitter who ever lived, might _kill_ Ali in the ring. The sa
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by mikeabraham 8y ago
Amen to every word except this sentence. "Better choices should be made by web developers to not ship this bullshit in the first place." No developer I know, web or otherwise, wants to do any of this, and all of them are religious
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by mikeabraham 13y ago
This is indeed the goal, marketing terminology notwithstanding. We're trying to create a system to tie a file to a user (regardless of device), rather than to any device itself. And to do it in such a way that the user doesn't need to know