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pulsarpietro
8y ago
I am not sure it is such a big deal, the old stuff are good enough for the majority of cases, I reckon. He has probably a good point about performance, but pain versus gain I am not sure it makes a lot of sense, on average.
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pulsarpietro
8y ago
what is it written in now ?
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pulsarpietro
8y ago
I would have added "maybe" at the end of the title :-)
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pulsarpietro
8y ago
Is it right to say that Erlang and Prolog are actually that close as stated at the beginning of the article ? As far as I am aware Erlang does not run the unification algorithm and it is very different, you can, for instance, assign variabl
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pulsarpietro
8y ago
Yeah, but I don't want to fill up my laptop's disk space though, that is why an external drive would work better. >Something that can do versioning would be ideal so you can view the differences over time Is there any Linux bas
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pulsarpietro
8y ago
It is probably the latter, I am even considering a tape drive
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USB RAID: good for back up ?
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8y ago
We are far apart in our view of the industry and that's OK, but I feel I work in the fashion industry, not an engineering one, which is what I wanted to stress. There is too much confusion around and way too much marketing, it all seem
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pulsarpietro
8y ago
eheh. Mee to
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8y ago
I wish there were more people like you around. The real mess I see coming, or, I should say, which has already happened, is summarised below. As the IT world loses the freedom through the "productarisation" of everything and the w
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pulsarpietro
8y ago
All striving to conform, what a waste of minds. Poor people, they should rebel.
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pulsarpietro
9y ago
I wonder who will be next, we are right in the middle of a tech bubble, too much fluff around. The company wasn't making a lot of money and wasn't booming, otherwise it would not have been sold out, I reckon.
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pulsarpietro
9y ago
>Of course, as every programmer, I live in constant fear that I am part of the plumbing crowd waiting to be exposed. How true, the 50% of jobs I see are actually semi-skilled overpayed jobs which won't last. In many cases you config
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pulsarpietro
9y ago
Absolutely amazing advice! If you get to the point where you think that asking as a good idea .. oh gosh.
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pulsarpietro
9y ago
That Uni course is rubbish
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pulsarpietro
9y ago
At uni I went through a module on compilers which basically covered all the Dragon book. I then followed this on-line course where you actually write a compiler for the COOL language. It has been one of the best educative things I've e