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by scrame 17y ago
Oh good, I was just thinking earlier today that subversion didn't have enough XML Configuration.
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by scrame 17y ago
I still make sites like this. Its fun.
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by scrame 17y ago
Yeah, after hacking with perl for a while, i got interested in how it worked under the hood, and had some trouble following. Check out the regex compilation module: http://cpansearch.perl.org/src/GBARR/perl5.005_03/regcomp.c And execution
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by scrame 17y ago
Its not just his style, his content is generally suspect too. His articles tend to focus on really obnoxious and tired metaphors: Metrics for pirates: http://500hats.typepad.com/500blogs/2009/10/startup-metrics-... Hard for a web 2.0 pim
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by scrame 17y ago
Agreed, along with "Did X just Y?" which is usually just speculative linkbait.
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by scrame 17y ago
Will Cuil’s New Streaming Feature Put It Back on the Map? probably not. FTA: The Menlo Park, Calif.-based company received $33 million in funding from Madrone Capital Partners, Tugboat Ventures and Greylock Partners last year and ha
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by scrame 17y ago
Funny, I just started a new repo for doing euler problems with clojure. I'm only on the first couple problems, but am generally pretty impressed. For the seconed problem (sum of fibonaccis), my commit message is this: confirmed, timed at:
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by scrame 17y ago
Firefox itself is OK for me, but firebug and flash have made firefox unusable in the last 6 months. At least on linux. It seems to need a lot of memory on windows, though.
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by scrame 17y ago
From comments in this thread: Hyperbole: >>Everyone should ditch IE6 support. Screw those who don't know how to install software. Heck, just give IE6 users a blank page with no explanation. let them suffer for their ignorance. No wa
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by scrame 17y ago
Kongregate kicks an impressive amount of ass. I have had more than a few nights lost being sucked into getting badges where I never even manage to get my 360 turned on. If this helps remove barriers to sharing flash data so things like line
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by scrame 17y ago
I dont think he was calling techcrunch a failure of a website, but as a failure of "blogging as journalism". They regularly print speculative, inaccurate articles, rife with spelling errors. Additionally, they try to explain technical conce
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by scrame 17y ago
I see this stupid article pop up every couple months. There are a few things wrong with it: 1) Map/Reduce is an algorithm, not a datastore. 2) Map/Reduce is geared towards problems that SQL does not work well for. 3) They are not talking ab
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by scrame 17y ago
Amazon _has_ door desks. Its an ironic (and often quoted) point of pride that a door desk costs more than a standard office desk at corporate buying rates, but symbolizes thriftiness which as a corporate ethic provides much more value.
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by scrame 18y ago
What strikes me as odd about this article is that it is supposed to address "what-aboutery", but instead the whole article is nothing but "what-aboutery": " That's why Japan needs to speak up about Burma, the Chinese need to speak up abou