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by scotth 13y ago
Agreed. It's probably closer to small. The insights are still worth considering, however.
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by scotth 13y ago
The first few pages are an explanation in layman's terms.
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by scotth 13y ago
I'm a little confused by the text. Can this be used to sustain someone indefinitely without breathing?
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by scotth 13y ago
Why wouldn't he be in all in them? Is there a size limit?
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by scotth 13y ago
> Evil and effective are not mutually exclusive. What is effective in this case?
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by scotth 13y ago
Off topic, but I think your website is beautiful.
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by scotth 13y ago
Entirely unconvincing argument. Uniqueness of design isn't necessarily as important as you make it out to be. Most customers would not even notice.
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by scotth 13y ago
Great project name.
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by scotth 13y ago
Is this a bad thing? AdBlock has made no promises to me, and it continues to be useful. The day it doesn't, I uninstall it and find an alternative.
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by scotth 13y ago
I'd read that book. It doesn't even need meaning to sound cool.
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by scotth 13y ago
Well that was eye-opening.
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by scotth 13y ago
Here's an related talk by Jeff Hawkins at Google, where he gets into his ideas about the structure of the brain, and what he's done to reconstruct it in software/hardware. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4y43qw
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by scotth 13y ago
Context seems good enough.
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by scotth 13y ago
Can't it mean both?
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by scotth 13y ago
> I don't know if refusing to work for a company backed by one of them is a viable option. There is a bigger world out there than you think.
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by scotth 13y ago
That was certainly interesting, but it seems far from conclusive. It's an Android beginner saying that everything seemed to work alright. Is he/she in a good position to evaluate startup performance?
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by scotth 13y ago
I didn't take what hhariri said as FUD -- it only confirmed what I'd heard elsewhere. And since I don't evaluate technologies on claims alone, trying Kotlin out can't hurt.
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by scotth 13y ago
It doesn't actually. Take this quote -- > To say this occupation is attainable for anyone though is a bit of stretch. It still requires some math chops and long hours of practice. > "You have to be a self-starter to go along with th
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by scotth 13y ago
Sounds promising. I'll give it a shot.
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by scotth 13y ago
How does it perform? IIRC, startup time suffers when using Scala or Clojure on Android. Is that the case here?
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by scotth 13y ago
You spelled the word "call"?
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by scotth 13y ago
> At least the "sql is pronounced sequel" people have died out. No we haven't. :) (But I don't correct others)
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by scotth 13y ago
Any word on whether the Git plugin has started working? I'm waiting for it before making the switch.
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by scotth 13y ago
Blah blah blah
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by scotth 13y ago
Just send the guards too.
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by scotth 13y ago
Depends on what you consider a database.
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by scotth 13y ago
Can you use find_in_batches or find_each with UUIDs?
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by scotth 14y ago
Give the guy a break.
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by scotth 14y ago
http://ridiculousfish.com/shell/index.html
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by scotth 14y ago
Not sure why you're being downvoted. It's an opinion, people.

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