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by phabora 6y ago
Is the US serious about extra-planetary colonization?
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by phabora 6y ago
I would rather risk a few local meltdowns than a global heatup.
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by phabora 6y ago
To be fair C++ seems like a very non-boring technology. In the “may you lead an interesting life” sense.
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by phabora 6y ago
Employees are hired guns. Employees want a tolerable job and a good salary while the executives and owners want to maximize profits. If programmers can act with “complete entitlement” sometimes it’s only because they are some of the few wo
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by phabora 6y ago
I don’t understand what kind of sympathy this is supposed to express. Presumably the “kid” was really desperate and didn’t know what else to do. Even if someone from successful picket lane might know better. Sometimes it’s better to say n
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by phabora 6y ago
Brooks’ book seems like it is percieved as a software engineering classic but it’s mostly about the management side of things. Companies are very hierarchical so of course it makes sense for managers that most things should ideally come fro
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by phabora 6y ago
Blue collar is not a synonym for subordinate.
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by phabora 6y ago
Really good presentation. Even in this form. These are the best arguments for choosing Boring Tech that I’ve seen yet. Almost gave me a sinking feeling: > If you behave that way you miss out on the part of the curve that we call “maste
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The L Programming Language(l-lang.org)
4 points by phabora 6y ago|1 comments
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by phabora 6y ago
I read it as a strong statement that the author immediately cowered away from.
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by phabora 6y ago
Let n be the number of comments about syntax in this thread and let total be the number of comments: n / total .
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by phabora 6y ago
Ma, the passion police is at the door again.
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by phabora 6y ago
CRUD.