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I am a young, tenured, female engineering professor. AMA
(reddit.com)
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This is very well put together, and makes me excited about the possibility of writing in the future. mhartl, I did your rails tutorial a few years ago with very little programming background, and it singlehandedly got me interested in progr
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ryderm
13y ago
Having so many links strewn throughout the article makes reading it very distracting
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ryderm
13y ago
Round Robbin is certainly not equivalent to random, and is much much better for most applications. If all the requests take about the same amount of time, then round Robbin will give the request to the one that hasnt received a request in t
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ryderm
13y ago
I can learn a new language well enough to be productive faster than I can become comfortable with a new codebase or with all the tooling built around it. I think this is true of many developers.
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ryderm
13y ago
Besides what others said about him not always being rich, there is more to risk than money. Doing something crazy on TV or coming out with an album nobody likes could make hundreds of millions of people think differently of him, say he is g
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ryderm
13y ago
I've never seen %x() but good to know. I prefer backticks though.
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13y ago
Google Glass.
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13y ago
> So any lurkers out there, I encourage you to stop lurking and join the community. Yes! If anybody is reading this without an account, make one! It took me far too long to start commenting.
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13y ago
> We spent over two days recently getting angular.js and rails wired up for a brand new project, that comes out to 12-16 hours spent on configuration instead of writing actual code to build an app that does something the customer wants A
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ryderm
13y ago
How does this handle security? Sending data directly into a database from the browser with no application layer sounds a bit scary.
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ryderm
13y ago
It's amazing how much we have done, yet how horrible even the best commenting systems are.
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ryderm
13y ago
If you hate JS hacks and web apps and that's what your current job is doing, quit and go work on some database internals or a large distributed system or something. There are lots of jobs that aren't working on CRUD apps out there
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ryderm
13y ago
This looks awesome at first glance. I might try it out for my next JS game.
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13y ago
In my experience, it took essentially zero time to understand and be able to write simple CoffeeScript. Yeah, it will take some minor effort, but I see it as as parallel to templating languages in terms of your argument. It is faster and cl
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13y ago
Is there any kind of ratelimit on https://sigil.cupcake.io ?
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13y ago
And the second guy still presented after the first got that reaction? Wow.
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13y ago
> import calendar as usual so good
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Dynamic Time Warping
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ryderm
13y ago
I liked the painting and found that it added to the feeling the post was going for.
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ryderm
13y ago
Seems easier to just use a regex. Every programmer should know them already, so this is just another API to remember. Still kinda cool though, but prob not so useful.
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ryderm
13y ago
I rarely spend money on the app store, but if I get a card I'll buy many more apps and games than I otherwise would have.
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13y ago
I saw the title earlier today and didn't read it, but then when it later had so many comments I figured it was important. I was pretty shocked when I recognized the picture and github username. I'm really glad that you did write
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Hey chimeracoder, I went to school with you and saw you at some ADI events and hackathons from time to time. Even if I dont know you more than in passing, hearing something like this about somebody I know hits much closer to home than heari
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> We would like to acknowledge Narendra Bhati (R00t Sh3ll The Untraceable) of Cyber Octet Pvt.Ltd for reporting this issue. hah, some of these are entertaining.
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13y ago
Hey, I guess I was in your class. Nice so see people from CU on here : ) It is strange that they haven't done any real demos (that I've come across), but an awesome idea nonetheless. Hopefully they release something more substanti
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13y ago
I thought that this list was pretty great. I don't write much js, but http://adamschwartz.co/log/ looks awesome.
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It's pretty annoying to make somebody 1) give an email address to find more info then 2) dont give them the info that you just promised. I guess you mean signup for our mailing list so you can get info later, but that wasn't clear.
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I feel like people complain about this too much. Yeah, there are some bad/exaggerated comments, but overall I find mostly intelligent tech related conversation here. There will always be people who want to put down others for some selfish r
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ryderm
13y ago
It's an SDK, not for the general public, so what's wrong with saying that?
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