shimsham

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by shimsham 15y ago
unfortunately not that unique. I wish it were...
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by shimsham 15y ago
cuticle nail pushers are very useful, if not essential.
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by shimsham 15y ago
Awesome and inspirational. Who came up with such a crazy yet simple and essential product? Whatever next! Airmail? Airhadoop? Airdryer! Airstore. I'm going to buy me some 11" airs to experiment.
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by shimsham 15y ago
clever stuff, thinking outside of the box.
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by shimsham 15y ago
NoDB
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by shimsham 15y ago
HN?
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by shimsham 15y ago
so many words, so little info ;-(
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by shimsham 15y ago
Was it Dehnadi and Bornat? (link in other comment)
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by shimsham 15y ago
Saeed Dehnadi and Richard have done some interesting work on... A cognitive study of early learning of programming, available at Saeed's page: http://www.eis.mdx.ac.uk/research/PhDArea/saeed/
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by shimsham 15y ago
sales pitch?
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by shimsham 15y ago
syntactic saccharin?
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by shimsham 15y ago
Pivoted?
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by shimsham 15y ago
HN?
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by shimsham 15y ago
interesting. will compare this to phpfarm.
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by shimsham 15y ago
flash floods?
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by shimsham 15y ago
Is it only me, or is there something faintly worrying about a comment regarding the logo (which, as pretty as it is, has absolutely nothing to do with the announcement). May I also apologise in advance if I've inadvertantly misunderstood th
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by shimsham 15y ago
The title promises much but the article lists well-known applications. I'm unsure where the increase in productivity comes from.
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by shimsham 15y ago
I thought this was going to be an interesting post on an implementation of Forth written in Go with shared characteristics. How disappointing.
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by shimsham 15y ago
lean startup ecosystem = not paying for things you don't need. plain language wins over every time. if a new business with little money needs a name and a logo for a fixed price, this can make economic sense. branding considers the audience
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by shimsham 15y ago
unfortunately a logo and 2-syllable odd-sounding name don't make a brand. however, as a cost-effective way to get a name and image, it's relatively pragmatic, especially for those who need it NOW.
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by shimsham 15y ago
IM2000 has some interesting ideas applicable to some of the issues raised here.
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by shimsham 15y ago
inches vs centimetres. damn those units.
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by shimsham 15y ago
Hmmm, Carousel was the pre-release name for Acrobat many years ago.
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by shimsham 15y ago
Better tell IBM we don't have mainframes anymore.
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by shimsham 15y ago
$10B for FancyFTP (as we call it in the office)? We find this as unsurprising as the activities of stock markets, banks, hyping writers and people. And Groupon. And companies. And politicians. When's the right time to bring my degraded-buck
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by shimsham 15y ago
yay. I can now reactivate my uucp-style email addressing.
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by shimsham 15y ago
sounds like jealousy. innovate!
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by shimsham 15y ago
;-) nice. this is how people learn to wear the careful gloves if they have to do things as root, or when sudoing.
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by shimsham 15y ago
I think the analogy is tenuous but nevertheless valid. i saw where the article was going from the start. and of course, it's not about forcibly doing the wrong thing but the point at which u realise and what you then do. hopefully this is o
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by shimsham 15y ago
yes, it's all about learning

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