purereason

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Arthur C. Clarke's The Star(web.archive.org)
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How Java and Scala objects are laid out in physical memory(codeinstructions.com)
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by purereason 13y ago
Looks promising. I liked the design of the home page with the vintage black and white picture. I thought it was a nice touch (and just to be clear I don't know anyone behind this project).
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by purereason 13y ago
I'd love to see someone build a similar script that can also work with desktop applications like Eclipse or creative tools like Photoshop so we can with one click switch between project without having to close / open files and ap
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by purereason 13y ago
Reading "However, in jobs that involved fewer emotional demands, the results reversed. The more emotionally intelligent employees were, the lower their job performance." - I think that's a good example for seeing that not eve
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by purereason 13y ago
I know it's hard for companies to admit it when they make mistakes / fail, but I think it's important that they do. There's always the risk of litigation etc.. but I think that at the end of the day, given that you can&#
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by purereason 13y ago
I think the article raises / highlights a great point. When you're trying to hire the most talented folks out there, making that effort of integrating the team, be it the CEO, VP R&D or any of the engineers in the process make
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by purereason 13y ago
I find it pretty interesting that object-c it ahead of C++. Even given iOS/OSX tremendous weight in the world of mobile and Mac, it still seems hard to believe that is has overtaken C++, a language that's been around for so long a