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by pjonesdotca 13y ago
Or not - or just intermittently down.
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Github is down(github.com)
1 points by pjonesdotca 13y ago|2 comments
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by pjonesdotca 13y ago
Having tried both C# and Go (both having functions as first class citizens), I'll chose Go. Mono always seems to be behind the M$ release of .NET and I'd rather not bother.
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by pjonesdotca 13y ago
http://www.haskell.org/haskellwiki/Haskell_in_industry Seems like more than a few quant shops advertise that they use Haskell.
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by pjonesdotca 13y ago
Two following links should be sufficient to prove the point that just because you have never head of any security issues with the Unity Web player does not mean there are none.
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by pjonesdotca 13y ago
http://www.securiteam.com/securitynews/5WP3M0A8VA.html
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by pjonesdotca 13y ago
http://osvdb.org/79460
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by pjonesdotca 13y ago
Made with Haxe NME. Nice to see more and more adoption of my favourite framework of late.
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by pjonesdotca 14y ago
The myth of the WORA for mobile/desktop and html5 apps is actualized with NME. It's long overdue that NME got it's due.
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by pjonesdotca 14y ago
Probably my favourite thing about Go. The ability to create a DSL with a systems level language is kind of amazing.
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by pjonesdotca 14y ago
First thing I thought of when I saw this web app as well.
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by pjonesdotca 14y ago
That is something that runs counter to the rest of the Immigration process and not at all healthy, IMHO
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Researchers uncover Tor-powered Skynet botnet(net-security.org)
63 points by pjonesdotca 14y ago|8 comments
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by pjonesdotca 14y ago
safe version confirmed to work for HTC Desire
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by pjonesdotca 14y ago
An unsurprising response.
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by pjonesdotca 16y ago
Thanks for answering. Not sure how to address your concerns except that #1 is sort of pedantic. #2 is an interesting issue. Is this true of all versions (jruby, rubinius included) or just the MRI?
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by pjonesdotca 16y ago
99% of my work over the last several years has been with Ruby working within and without Rails in everything between FXRuby apps to Realtime Rails reporting systems. Please provide an example of your case that Ruby is "just too buggy for se
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Simplest DSL tutorial written(patrickonrails.blogspot.com)
1 points by pjonesdotca 16y ago|0 comments
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by pjonesdotca 16y ago
When I was a kid, the Apple ][ was the system I coveted most to learn how to program. Instead, my computer club could only afford a teletype interface to some remote system (think 1982) and up until recently I've always suffered from at lea
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by pjonesdotca 17y ago
Who's this speaker?
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by pjonesdotca 17y ago
The 'app' frenzy has long since reached 'bubble' proportion. You've been warned.
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by pjonesdotca 17y ago
Sounds like a lawsuit waiting to happen is all to me.
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by pjonesdotca 17y ago
So I figured out much later. slaps hand to head . But, thanks because it does give an idea towards a clause.
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by pjonesdotca 17y ago
Thanks for this. It is actually in Canada where I live so this applies to me.
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Clause for Personal IP as an Employee?
5 points by pjonesdotca 17y ago|4 comments
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by pjonesdotca 17y ago
very nice. thanks for sharing.
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by pjonesdotca 17y ago
Absolutely, the best thing that Howard Zinn ever did was tear to shreds the lie that "History is written by the winners". As I recall, he never meant "A People's History of the United States" to be a canonical text but, merely one to read a
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by pjonesdotca 17y ago
I would suggest checking out "Programming Collective Intelligence" and review their chapter on decision trees. That way you would be able to build a 'model' of 'trends' based on "reads" per "time quotient" and use that for your classifier.
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by pjonesdotca 17y ago
I don't know if I would call C pre-processing "metaprogramming"but, perhaps I've spent too much time with Scheme and Ruby.
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by pjonesdotca 17y ago
Thanks for this. As a father of a 15 month old daughter I thank everyone that voted for any of these fine career choices.

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