richmassena23

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   by richmassena23 15y ago

   It's precisely the features-level thinking that gets in the way of a usable Linux desktop. How many more reimplementations of basic functionality on the major desktop environments do we need? It seems like whatever the current window manag
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   by richmassena23 16y ago

   http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greeking
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   by richmassena23 16y ago

   I would not say the length of the program, but the number of possible states (which may not be a computable function, someone correct me, is this Kolmogorov complexity?) which determines simplicity.
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   by richmassena23 16y ago

   It does seem that those criteria would naturally lead to a team with equal participation being judged as more intelligent. What appeals to me most about this article is the idea that a team's performance can be measured somewhat objectively
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   by richmassena23 16y ago

   It feels like the article merely repeats some of what I read in the Unix haters handbook years ago. LISP machines were extraordinarily expensive for a single-user machine, much of which was due to the heavyweight hardware (like 32-bit proce