sohail

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Good Flash applications?
2 points by sohail 19y ago|4 comments
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by sohail 19y ago
What really interests me is Common Lisp. I am planning on using it for a real web application (omg). If you are interested: http://uint32t.blogspot.com/2007/11/web-programming-framewor... http://uint32t.blogspot.com/2007/11/update-web-pr
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by sohail 19y ago
I've used C++ for multiple CPUs and multiple machines. Quite easy really. Most people just make it too complicated I think.
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by sohail 19y ago
I think your agreement should say that they have access to the source code if they want it. However, they must not resell any modifications and may submit their modifications to you for a discount.
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by sohail 19y ago
I know :-) Are his gripes with it documented somewhere then? Or is that Arc?
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by sohail 19y ago
Oh come on, Common Lisp isn't that complicated...
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by sohail 19y ago
I think the best idea is to go to all the meetups that happen in Vancouver and talk to the people.
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by sohail 19y ago
I think light frameworks are the best because they do not cause frameworkitis. http://uint32t.blogspot.com/2007/11/web-programming-framewor...
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by sohail 19y ago
I think if you need high baseline of stability while you work on your own stuff, spend some time finding a good long-term consulting gig and then be disciplined about it. If you can get away with working 2/4 weeks, then the other 2 are for
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by sohail 19y ago
Yes I did, and I thought it was awesome.
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by sohail 19y ago
"The real question of today's Gilded Age, highlighted by the comparison to its predecessor, is not why the rich became rich, or whether they behave well with their billions. It's why the rest of us seem to feel we can do so little about it.
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by sohail 19y ago
Well said!
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by sohail 19y ago
Whats wrong with having things checked in? If you are a real development shop, checking in is your lifeline.
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by sohail 19y ago
"One of the key issues is the information you get from the changelist. It's not that we don't want to see checkins, it's that the checkins that result from [merging branches] don't convey information. Or if they do, it's not obvious and rig