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Patenting Business Methods using a symbolic business process calculus(books.google.ca)
1 points by sohail 19y ago|0 comments
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by sohail 19y ago
Take a web application you like and rewrite it in Lisp. Or better yet, take one that you wrote in PHP and rewrite it in Lisp. Nothing else beats the knowledge you will gain working this way.
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by sohail 19y ago
I incorporated a company myself. It isn't very hard. In BC, I did it all online (except registering a non-numbered company.) If you have no revenue, DONT DO IT . Only do it when you have revenue. There is too much bookkeeping overhead. On
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by sohail 19y ago
Waiting for Linux release to play around with it...
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by sohail 19y ago
$2000 is a bit steep isn't it?
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by sohail 19y ago
The time required to write and maintain your own scripts perhaps?
37.
by sohail 19y ago
omg stop the lovefest
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by sohail 19y ago
Neither, pgsql
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by sohail 19y ago
After watching that movie... So much of it is happening now... READING IS FOR FAGS. HEY THIS GUY IS A FAG!
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by sohail 19y ago
The real question is: how the heck are you not making money off of 1000 daily users? Don't tell me this is some social networking BS. If so, just quit now and get half a business plan before starting your next one!
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by sohail 19y ago
You might as well use random salts.
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by sohail 19y ago
oh yuck... Ruby.
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by sohail 19y ago
What a great story. Here is a guy who took advantage of closed doors. Should be an inspiration to everyone. Now get back to work.
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Python decorators in Lisp, Part 2(uint32t.blogspot.com)
1 points by sohail 19y ago|0 comments
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Python decorators in Lisp, Part 1(uint32t.blogspot.com)
1 points by sohail 19y ago|0 comments
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by sohail 19y ago
Ah, former colleagues. It may be more appropriate to say "jealous bastards" because thats the truth.
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by sohail 19y ago
This guy is an idiot.
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Lazily initialized, portable, threadsafe singletons with Boost
1 points by sohail 19y ago|0 comments
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by sohail 19y ago
This was one of the ideas I was going to pursue but trashed for another one...
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by sohail 19y ago
Or on Ubuntu: apt-get install slime sbcl emacs cl-asdf :-)
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by sohail 19y ago
Do you know what the export restrictions would be like on software that was actually secure? Needless to say, Mr Gates wouldn't have been allowed to sell all his wares to China.
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by sohail 19y ago
Boo. I did this as an undergrad project FOUR YEARS AGO.
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by sohail 19y ago
This isn't a job board. Edit: Oh wait, just saw the "jobs" link.
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by sohail 19y ago
I will add, then all that is remaining for g(t) > f(t) for t > 0 is for someone to box up <something-else> in an easily digestible form. Then what?
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by sohail 19y ago
Thank you sir for justifying me staying away from all these frameworks.
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by sohail 19y ago
I'm not sure that getting ASP.NET guy up and running and more productive faster is a laudable goal. Say productivity of ASP.NET guy is f(t) where t is time and productivity of <something-else> guy is g(t). I would submit that there
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by sohail 19y ago
I'm not sure what you're trying to say!
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by sohail 19y ago
"Sit down with somebody who is using one of the automated DALs (like NetTiers, NHibernate, CSLA, etc) and knows what the heck they are doing. You'll find it very intuitive and the speed of development can keep pace (or surpass, depending on
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by sohail 19y ago
I have used ASP.NET, CGI, CherrryPy, some of these in anger. I am currently looking at Common Lisp. I have been burned by MS too many times and I don't need their blessing to program. I posted these links yesterday as well, but if you are i
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by sohail 19y ago
Can you talk about it here please: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=81768

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