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shaunxcode
18y ago
Maybe make another way of browsing on-going topics/articles other than by searching. I tried a few keywords and couldn't get any results so I gave up. If I had been able to click through a menu or what not to find "most active" or by catego
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shaunxcode
19y ago
hah that is hillarious. Because I feel it requires more discipline and knowledge to publish an authoritative book on a topic and have it be recognized as such than it takes to string together the right blend of rhetoric to keep an audience
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shaunxcode
19y ago
you have to realize I encountered him via slashdot when I was just starting out with programming and had some experience in c/php etc. Reading his work pointed the way towards lisp/metaobject protocol and while I still am not able to use li
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shaunxcode
19y ago
For me personally reading his essays changed my entire perspective on programming/software engineering. He is also published (ANSI Common Lisp, Hackers and Painters and On Lisp) thats a little bit different than just being a "buzz" of the m
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shaunxcode
19y ago
I dig the idea for sure. I am constantly jotting down "memos" or lyric scraps/ideas for projects etc. in my black berry notes deal and I ALWAYS forget they are there til I write another one. I really like the idea of broadcasting your idea
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shaunxcode
19y ago
I thought the same thing at first but those hover over deals are not meant to be links. If you read the subtext they say things like "download the source from news" etc. So it is meant to be a one page sort of affair. I dig simplicity! down
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shaunxcode
19y ago
yeah this is bollocks. Did 37 signals rip off IRC?
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shaunxcode
19y ago
When I was using flex I would run across strange bugs (such as invisible artifacts on the scrolling data grid which would make it so you couldn't trigger click/hover etc. events in random areas) which you are just "stuck with" as you can't
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shaunxcode
19y ago
Are you going through the web page to create your identifier first or just setting it in the app.yaml and attempting to upload? I had no problem setting mine up through the site first and then using the appcfg deal to up it.
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shaunxcode
19y ago
the install and hello world was easier than arc.... just saying. No seriously my only problem with arc was getting some mzscheme/cygwin stuff set up in windows but thats my fault for not wanting to dual boot my laptop.
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shaunxcode
19y ago
the sdk is now up/available for download. http://code.google.com/appengine/downloads.html
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shaunxcode
19y ago
yeah I was on 9:02 and got waitlisted. I am stoked to bust out some python code again, I don't view it as a limitation at all! The only reason I don't use python more often is I cant be bothered with the added hosting issues it brings (as o
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shaunxcode
19y ago
*ix = emacs. win = syn text editor :: http://syn.sourceforge.net/ I know you can use emacs in windows but somehow using emacs/cygwin etc. in that environment just feels wrong. Like spinning punk records at your upper class cousins weddin
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shaunxcode
19y ago
skillset v.s. toolset. I am quite certain in the right hands php is just as capable as any other "web" language. I agree that the average php developer seems to lack any sense of security awareness.
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shaunxcode
19y ago
I find the issue interesting because the software the site is running on is interesting. If it was just phpbb lagging what ever, but as that is not the case I am intrigued to see the solution they come up with. (even if it is just "more har
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shaunxcode
19y ago
remotely related, but I've always wondered how hard it would be to do the opposite (for those who haven't read the article he mentions in the beginning that the round about goal of javascript mode is to eventually write emacs extensions in