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1. 961.▲
   Managing the Development of Large Software Systems (1970) [pdf](cs.umd.edu)

   56 points by musha68k 11y ago|21 comments
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   Mapping your domain knowledge(blog.eriksen.com.br)

   2 points by musha68k 11y ago|0 comments
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   Managing the Development of Large Software Systems (1970) [pdf](cs.umd.edu)

   1 points by musha68k 11y ago|0 comments
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   by musha68k 11y ago

   Thanks for answering, do I understand correctly that you develop directly on CoreOS with Emacs? If so I think your workflow might be more of an outlier as I reckon most people tend to work on OSX (possibly even running some IDE of some sort
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   by musha68k 11y ago

   The guys over at the great http://www.thecloudcast.net have been regularly following this topic recently. It's a treasure trove of devops information, anyone interested should subscribe IMHO.
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   by musha68k 11y ago

   I bet you would help not only me but lots of people if you'd share that workflow. Which hypervisor are you using? Is Vagrant still part of that setup (a tool that should become obsolete with a pure docker development approach IMHO)? I
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   by musha68k 11y ago

   Thank you, I'm familiar with the various "merges and acquisitions" (fig, tutum cloud etc) but my point was that there are still a lot of unfulfilled promises and that Docker's admittedly great marketing can be misleading
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   by musha68k 11y ago

   Docker does great marketing but to my knowledge I can't use the toolbox to effortlessly (without Vagrant) set up a non-trivial microservice development flow on my Mac yet. On the deployment side there are also still lots of inconsist
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   by musha68k 11y ago

   In my mind what you say applies to catholicism just the same. In "the west" it's been a well complementing way of lying to ourselves about our colonial schemes for a long time. There is still enough "systemic complexity&
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    Functional-programming macros for the C preprocessor(github.com)

    2 points by musha68k 11y ago|0 comments
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    by musha68k 11y ago

    IIRC OSX had it at some point.
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    On the cruelty of really teaching computing science (Dijkstra) [pdf](cs.utexas.edu)

    5 points by musha68k 11y ago|0 comments
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    by musha68k 11y ago

    Thank you very much for sharing this. Edit: It always feels as if Dijkstra had been a true 50/50 growth/scarcity mindset kind of guy, in any case it's a very worthwhile read I think so I've re-shared your article over he
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    by musha68k 11y ago

    I'm currently working on a project which makes me jump between Swift and Erlang/Elixir on a regular basis. I actually enjoy Swift's OCD typing, particularly in exchange over not having to maintain those mind-numbingly redunda
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    Every Tool You Use Is a Liability(blog.entwicklerbier.org)

    2 points by musha68k 11y ago|0 comments
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    by musha68k 11y ago

    Check out "About Face" by Alan Cooper et al. A well respected interaction designer was so kind to give me her 1st edition many years ago and I still find myself coming back to it regularly. New and updated 4th edition: https:&#x2
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    by musha68k 11y ago

    The best "fail-safe" for such an intelligence IMHO: It should be able to act out of love and yes, naturally we'd have to earn it if we want to be treated humanely as well. Love & understanding for all fellow animals
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    by musha68k 11y ago

    In addition to applying Hanlon's Razor more liberally I'd encourage you to let go of the nationalist worldview if only for the sake of not feeding the trolls. Thank you, a fellow European (specifically, from Austria as well)
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    by musha68k 11y ago

    A couple of friends of mine and I have agreed to go through the first few lectures of this still super-relevant and foundational machine learning class: http://openclassroom.stanford.edu/MainFolder/CoursePage.php?... W
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    by musha68k 11y ago

    Hi there :) I've had great success with teaching Javascript by being the go-to person to talk about the very well written http://eloquentjavascript.net IMHO Javascript is a great language to get enough bits of instant grati
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    Is The Federation the Ultimate Communist State?(kyradesign.co.uk)

    1 points by musha68k 11y ago|1 comments
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    Did Apple Just Give Up?(medium.com)

    8 points by musha68k 11y ago|11 comments
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    Mathematicians are insane. Q.E.D.(twitter.com)

    18 points by musha68k 11y ago|13 comments
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    Computing Machinery and Intelligence (1950) [pdf](m.mind.oxfordjournals.org)

    3 points by musha68k 11y ago|0 comments
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    Making Robots Conscious of Their Mental State (2002)(www-formal.stanford.edu)

    15 points by musha68k 11y ago|21 comments
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    Layout Tools Compared: Flexbox vs. Susy(smashingmagazine.com)

    1 points by musha68k 11y ago|0 comments
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    12 Fractured Apps(medium.com)

    3 points by musha68k 11y ago|0 comments
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    by musha68k 11y ago

    There is the old ops saying of "whatever gets measured, gets managed" and from my experience that is still very true. I'm not saying it's the best idea to "manage" all aspects of our lives but if you want to st
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    by musha68k 11y ago

    "Cultures are virtual realities based on language; boundary defining engines." It's a profound insight which reminds me of the state our not yet over-trained brains must have during childhood "Why is that so mother/
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    Culture and Ideology Are Not Your Friends (Terence McKenna, 1999)(youtube.com)

    2 points by musha68k 11y ago|1 comments