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ryanisnan
10y ago
I'm somewhat familiar with the GoF book and Alexander's A Pattern Language book and I must say, I don't really understand this post. I wish I had the latter in my hands now for reference (it's at home), but from what I c
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10y ago
Username doesn't check out.
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ryanisnan
10y ago
Although this is off-topic, screw sites that require logins to read content like this.
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Career Satisfaction
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Facebook makes me sad sometimes
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The new elite: how startups are replacing resumes
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10y ago
Moom window manager. Vimium chrome extension. Sublime Text is more reliable than Atom, but I do prefer Atom these days. 1Password also always just works.
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11y ago
How to use an API in 50 lines of code?
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11y ago
I absolutely understand the notion that being open source makes it significantly more difficult to hide devious code, but let's be realistic. If you had to scrutinize every piece of OSS for something malicious, you would never get anyt
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ryanisnan
11y ago
Yet another tool to keep track of for something that could easily be native? Biggest reason to use an app in this case would be only if pg was expressly against an idea that an app could achieve.
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11y ago
I really can't imagine why anybody would have stayed through this?
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12y ago
Fuckin' A.
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ryanisnan
12y ago
Why is this on HN?
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ryanisnan
12y ago
So... Microsoft certification is somewhere between a marathon and a wacky foot race? Maybe like an endurance potato sack race? I can't get the thought of Microsoft's certification exams having some wacky foot race component now, a
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12y ago
While you're talking about Erlang specifically, the concepts you bring up can be applied to programming in general. Why does Erlang (or any other language) have modules? The biggest reason for me (and I think the one with the most meri
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13y ago
Little bobby tables is at it again...