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by peregrine 18y ago
Does anyone but me find Erlang's syntax to be its main negative?
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by peregrine 18y ago
Good for him.
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by peregrine 18y ago
In the article he explains that you need failures and will have failures. I fail a whole lot, but I am better for it.
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by peregrine 18y ago
I can say I am a proud owner of a Hyperbrain and I've done everything successfully up to this point.
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by peregrine 18y ago
I don't understand what your trying to say here...
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by peregrine 18y ago
Were you majoring in Sahara dessert history or what?
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by peregrine 18y ago
This is programming for the type of person who cannot retain information from blobs of code and small text snippets(ie. All programming books) You find these sort of things in the little schemer and such.I loved hist first guide and it taug
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by peregrine 18y ago
And most of them are unprofitable...Google doesn't create the next best thing they make the next best thing better.
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Volkswagen: Seeing Things Differently(viewthingsdifferently.blogspot.com)
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by peregrine 18y ago
Well there goes parts of my life I will never get back. Using the past to predict the future works. But using the past as the ONLY GUIDE to predict the future is mad raving idiocy. Did anyone else get about half way and think "What the fuck
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by peregrine 18y ago
This works when someone inserts some javascript into a text field. http://nexodyne.com/showthread.php?t=14736
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by peregrine 18y ago
Interesting article I wonder how many people here bike to work and how long of a bike ride is usually for them?(Miles/Minutes)
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by peregrine 18y ago
More of a 'product search' then anything. Creative use of affilate marketing :)