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The ultimate guide to testing your website(techradar.com)
1 points by qhoxie 18y ago|0 comments
512.
Staging with Delimited Control(lambda-the-ultimate.org)
1 points by qhoxie 18y ago|0 comments
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by qhoxie 18y ago
Heh, I've been thinking the same thing. I'm not subscribed to his list, so I'm not sure what the ratio is like, but it is amusing to see the occasional "I thought this was important enough to put on the blog..."
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On Bailouts and Sports Cars(calacanis.com)
14 points by qhoxie 18y ago|10 comments
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Fat code is slow code(blog.zenspider.com)
4 points by qhoxie 18y ago|0 comments
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Reports Of New Microsoft-Yahoo Search Deal Hard To Believe(techcrunch.com)
8 points by qhoxie 18y ago|0 comments
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A new, elaborate $20 billion deal for Microsoft to buy Yahoo Search?(venturebeat.com)
2 points by qhoxie 18y ago|0 comments
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by qhoxie 18y ago
Right, that is largely because the top articles come from bloggers/writers/journalists whose goal it is to draw people in. Drawing in casual readers is not the goal of most highly technical writings.
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Zinio Inside Opens 50,000 Magazines to Searching and Sharing(micropersuasion.com)
13 points by qhoxie 18y ago|0 comments
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The Useful Uses Of Mod Rewrite(howtoforge.com)
2 points by qhoxie 18y ago|0 comments
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Qi II(lambda-the-ultimate.org)
17 points by qhoxie 18y ago|9 comments
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The Cost of Prudence(techcrunch.com)
2 points by qhoxie 18y ago|0 comments
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by qhoxie 18y ago
I suppose I was not clear. What I meant was that there is no definite way to get people interested with the title. If they are not interested in the article itself, the title can only do so much. That said, I agree on the point of answeri
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by qhoxie 18y ago
You should title them here with what they are titled there. If a title doesn't exist, give them one that is objective and not sensational. There is no real way to get people interested in an article you think they should be.
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by qhoxie 18y ago
I like Arch, but it seems not so geared toward server use as Ubuntu is. That is not to say that it could not be done properly, but Ubuntu Server would lend itself better out of the box. In terms of security, they will be about equal under
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Some Wicke[dt] Scala(footprint.de)
1 points by qhoxie 18y ago|0 comments
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If I Started Today(chrisbrogan.com)
1 points by qhoxie 18y ago|0 comments
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Twitter API Wiki Hacked?(mashable.com)
1 points by qhoxie 18y ago|0 comments
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by qhoxie 18y ago
You have to consider that some schools do have great professors and curriculum. Along with that, some companies lack intelligent people and good learning environments.
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by qhoxie 18y ago
I think the central point of his post was that he is does not.
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by qhoxie 18y ago
It sounds like you have a really solid background outside of academia. That said, I would not advise dropping out at this point. The reason being that you did not mention any concrete plans or anything pulling you directly away from schoo
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by qhoxie 18y ago
Interesting thought but I really prefer the isolation we have here.
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by qhoxie 18y ago
All else equal, in a program with good curriculum and instruction, CS will come out on top. That is if you are not looking at an average, because CS produces plenty of terrible coders. Those who enjoy coding enough to switch from music or
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by qhoxie 18y ago
Kohana is my favorite PHP framework by a long shot. The developers are very bright and they work hard to incorporate the wants and needs of the community, without diluting quality. It is PHP5 only, though. Use CodeIgniter if you need PHP4
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by qhoxie 18y ago
i would hands-down go with codeigniter on every project IF they were to pull together a better community and form better community code and libraries The CI community is one of my favorites. People are quick to respond on the forums, and
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by qhoxie 18y ago
As for blogs, Tobias Schlitt is my favorite for PHP: http://schlitt.info/applications/blog/ For a broader collection of pretty good PHP blogs check out http://www.planet-php.net/
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No future for functional programming in 2008 - Scala, F#(codemonkeyism.com)
5 points by qhoxie 18y ago|0 comments
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Lycos Europe To Shut Down; Is Recession Taking a Toll on Old Giants?(mashable.com)
1 points by qhoxie 18y ago|0 comments
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What Sun should do(blogs.the451group.com)
1 points by qhoxie 18y ago|0 comments
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Good Experience: It's the little things(37signals.com)
4 points by qhoxie 18y ago|1 comments

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