mikle

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by mikle 15y ago
Now there are at least two redditors in this thread.
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by mikle 15y ago
Great analysis, but using pie charts with 4 shades of blue is unreadable.
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by mikle 15y ago
I don't know why we are so sympathetic towards them - either they are just bad at security or understaffed and thus just can't maintain everything. Both options are about as probable.
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by mikle 15y ago
> (who doesn't have a terminal open?) Really? 1. Every non programmer / IT guy in the world. 2. Some of the programmers (me included) who do not work with Linux environments or who abstracted the terminals using some other tool.
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by mikle 15y ago
I think this is a great idea, but this is another startup (like yelp, to name another) with a globally good idea only applied to select few US cities. I get that they want to take it slow and get traction, but with all their traction they n
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by mikle 15y ago
I'd argue that playing 200 hours of a mmorpg is more valuable, helps grow more, and is generally way better than watching TV 200 hour.
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by mikle 15y ago
Is there some kind of Taboo about spelling out the names of the beers? I live in Israel and it took me a while to guess Macabi, but maybe that's because I don't like lagers (stouts are the real beer anyway :)).
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by mikle 15y ago
Yeah, I guess as a Guiness lover I forgot Mike's doesn't actually have a great selection.
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by mikle 15y ago
I don't think they are doing it to support BitTorrent... It is just a service, not a replacement. I don't see why I'd prefer to use this , but I can see a situation where it can be easier to use than a bittorent client for novice users.
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by mikle 15y ago
First of all - it's not James', it's Jem's Beer Factory, which is indeed very good. The stout there is awesome. Now a few more if I may - Mike's Place is nice Porter & Sons on Haarbaa street has a huge selection - http://www.rest.co.il
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by mikle 15y ago
Apart from me being a bit shocked at how this seems like evil (and Google "Does no evil") this raised an interesting issue: Look at how rabid Google is about Data.
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by mikle 15y ago
This seems like a sustainable business plan :)
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by mikle 15y ago
Firefox 4 on windows - The blob of text doesn't have a margin to right, making it stick to the scroll bar and hard to read. Great idea, I might even try out, but first I need to get a portfolio going. Damn all those closed source projects a
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by mikle 15y ago
At work - I will use whatever external code I can find. Doing side projects there is nothing I love more than to write something basic and than see how other people / frameworks / code solve the same problems. This is the basic unit of lear
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by mikle 15y ago
I'm a developer. My time spent with Jira is an annoyance at best, or a hatred at worst. I can't change that. It's a good tool for our QA and PMs. Something like this is nice to distract me. I don't think that gamification is equivalent to t
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by mikle 15y ago
I'll try and get the team to agree to try it out after the weekend. I love the idea of gamification, if it's done right. What is really interesting is how to take gamification further. Achievements are cute as a first step, but I'm sure the
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by mikle 15y ago
I love git myself, but sometimes reality gets in the way.
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by mikle 15y ago
Not everyone is using git. I know that the cool kids all do, but some of us still use svn.
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by mikle 15y ago
You know, as someone who lives in the most terror stricken country in the world (well, probably): Israel, I never had to take my shoes off, have a full body scan taken, no pat downs either. I'm gonna go on a wild guess and say that Ben Guri
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by mikle 15y ago
Seriously, matter moving backwards in time? This is amazing. I never had a reason to learn more about antimatter until now. Thanks <off to wikipedia>.
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by mikle 15y ago
First a bit of criticism - I don't like this way of presenting. 193 slides? Each with one sentence? This is borderline maddening and if this wasn't a topic I was interested in I wouldn't have made it even 30 slides in. A tl:dr would just te
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by mikle 15y ago
That was what I was implying, yes. Do you really think it will be hard for most people to work together towards a goal they both share and want? I'm sure there will be conflict, but I doubt it'll be more than any other partnership.
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by mikle 15y ago
The point he makes is a very good (though not original) one. This makes me wonder how well will a program that connects the two types will work - Take a first timer with a great idea, pair him with a serial entrepreneur who has no ideas and
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by mikle 15y ago
> under the current developer agreement This is what worries me. Objective C is the only safe way to go.
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by mikle 15y ago
I'm an avid Komodo IDE user after reviewing all options half a decade ago. Anyone with experience in both IDEs can make a quick comparison?
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by mikle 15y ago
I bookmarked it. This seems like a great resource, when it will get more foods (even though the list now looked good, and gave me a good overview of what I should expect of my upcoming workout / diet phase.). One thing I noticed is that the
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by mikle 15y ago
This is fascinating. As a developer, I enjoy reading such logs and stories. I like the thought that if you make something good, popular or interesting, there will be someone that will admire your work, play with it and try to break it.
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by mikle 15y ago
More than that, it is very easy for only one programmer or researcher doing a bad job to create technical debt that will take disproportional time to pay off.