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by noss 17y ago
How about asking at stackoverflow.com?
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by noss 17y ago
ShabbyDoo is definitely onto something with his guess that European government-connected churches market themselves less. From what I understand you will be quite left-out of society in most of US if you don't go to church. Here in Sweden,
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by noss 17y ago
Breakfasts are quite faint, unlike lunch and supper. It seems like people with higher education spend more time eating in the morning, they also have lunch later (makes sense). I wonder if it is because they can afford the time and know the
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by noss 17y ago
I think one of the problems with seeing "HTML as object-code" is that it leads to lousy markup. Headers implemented with font elements and explicit line breaks. horizontal margins with blockquote elements. That approach makes sense when HT
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Can you trust TechCrunch enough to share their stories?(kullin.net)
95 points by noss 17y ago|29 comments
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by noss 17y ago
I always wondered what this was able to do and how it worked technically. It's one of those things I put in a SEP-field and never thought about again. It reminds me about an Objective-C feature I also never fully understood. I believe it wa
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by noss 17y ago
I.e. Erlang + Mnesia.
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by noss 17y ago
My friend participated. Most people had prepared their work a long time ahead and used these 24 hours to socialize and work on launch marketing since old media reported.
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by noss 17y ago
The Mock objects in TDD are there so that after a test you can check that the code under test caused side-effects in dependant objects. (At least, most of the time this is why they exist.) Functional programming is very much about decouplin
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by noss 17y ago
There has been progress in SE though, the world is asking for more software and larger more complex systems to be written. The progress in software engineering seems to be in finding good practices and giving them names, when they have name
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by noss 17y ago
The blog part will come handy for a project website, as you will probably have a news-section on the front page with release and event announcements. You can use the 'topic' feature to select "non-blog" articles with a given topic. Say if y
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by noss 17y ago
I'm using Jekyll, the static site generator known from github pages. It will definitely be a step up from writing html and doing cat HEAD ARTICLE FOOT > PAGE :)
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by noss 17y ago
He is good. Or was. He is dead now. But his recordings live on. His strategy seems to be to teach languages in how they're similar to what you already know.
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by noss 17y ago
So if you start a company during this economy-intervention you want it to be a prey company and not a predator company?
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by noss 17y ago
Or put them further apart.
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by noss 17y ago
In univ I started to take a short run if I had no lectures or labs scheduled. Short 3km track and around 20 minutes or so, 30min including showering. It did wonders for my ability to sit down and focus until late evening.
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by noss 17y ago
How about using data urls for embedding images in the CSS? Ok so IE6 and IE7 doesnt support it... never experienced that before.
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by noss 17y ago
> Years ago, we could dig into the Resume Boilerplate grab-bag and pull out a phrase to fill out a sentence or bullet point on our resume. This looks like a lie to fill out the article. When were buzzwords ever seen as a good thing?
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by noss 17y ago
The experience and the conclusion do not match. If seaching for "bjorn" doesnt match "björn" his little search engine just needed to know to turn "ö" into "o" and add that as a keyword as well for the record. Some users want "torbjoern" add
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by noss 17y ago
It's possible to get "Don't panic!" engraved into the iPhone, right?
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by noss 17y ago
That ie8-vomit-ad is funny AND sad.
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by noss 17y ago
Build cities so that they encourage walking and biking, and close out cars with the exception for lorries and other service traffic. Stop this century-long obsession with working industry hours. Make people stop slaving to the wakeup-work-l
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by noss 17y ago
I remember reading a USENIX paper on doing just this, by mapping each filename-related syscall to different semantics. Essentially 'ls /foo/bar/' would list the same files as 'ls /bar/foo/'. This paper on 'TagFS' is not it, but close enough
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by noss 17y ago
Look at all that comment spam. How lovely.
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Configuring CruiseControl the CruiseControl way(studios.thoughtworks.com)
1 points by noss 17y ago|0 comments
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by noss 17y ago
I would also like to push learning by reading as a good alternative. "Don't make me think" was a great read to get the right attitude in what to strive for. I have heard great things from people reading the beta book "Web Design for Develop
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by noss 17y ago
I think this rule about clarity-of-code > micro-performance can be generalized to programming as a whole.
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by noss 17y ago
I've found it quite difficult to keep classes having only one responsibility. In programming _examples_ it is easy to see what the responsibility is and what is supposed to be another class' responsibility. But programming large software sy
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by noss 17y ago
I am using git-svn daily at work. It gives me benefits in that I can fork or stash away changes and continue later on experiments. I can tidy up my patches before i dcommit. What would take this to the next level is being able to have colle
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by noss 17y ago
I remember seeing some statistics on traffic accidents from a swedish government department. And here it is (sadly all in Swedish): http://www.socialstyrelsen.se/NR/rdonlyres/2B5A6B25-2026-470... Page 51-51 has graphs of fatalities ages 1

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