taybin

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by taybin 13y ago
Yeah, let's disrupt this with private security forces! When I think of what I want the future to look like, it's private security forces for the wealthy.
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by taybin 13y ago
Now there are two missing links.
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by taybin 13y ago
That's a misleading summary. No one is saying that all engineers are equal.
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by taybin 13y ago
Well, I agree. But they're demonstrating testing. There's going to be a plethora of tests.
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by taybin 13y ago
In defense of the RSpec book, it is trying to teach a testing methodology. It should err on the side of over-testing.
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by taybin 13y ago
Totally relevant since all that extra time needs to be paid for or people wouldn't go into the business.
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by taybin 13y ago
They should pardon all the people convicted under that law. Not just the famous, useful ones.
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by taybin 13y ago
I don't think jesting is allowed here.
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by taybin 13y ago
Yes. Those are the only reasons someone might be running late.
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by taybin 13y ago
"This is more often then not for crimes like drugs" Citation needed, I guess?
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by taybin 13y ago
I re-read the article and still don't know what you're talking about.
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by taybin 13y ago
He was a teenager. Have a heart.
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by taybin 13y ago
Where is the blasphemy? The terrible restoration of the fresco?
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by taybin 14y ago
I think promising "we want to enable you to build complete web apps in days" might be promising too much. Programming is difficult, there is no silver bullet, and a different data store certainly won't change that. Interesting choice of co
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by taybin 14y ago
One of the problems the poor have is shifting schedules that keep them from working multiple part-time jobs to get to 40 hours a week. I've never heard of a food server job that hired fulltime workers or allowed those reaching 40 hours to g
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by taybin 14y ago
Never do what you just did in a startup forum.
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by taybin 14y ago
While it would be nice to have a license static checker that removes unused clauses, I'm not sure that's actually possible. It might be possible to write an obfuscator though...
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by taybin 14y ago
That's really nice. I haven't written C++ for a while, and certainly not since std:tie<> became widely available. But I'll keep this in mind if I have to go down that road again.
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by taybin 14y ago
Icon was my secret weapon in college. I think python only took generators. I'd love to see a language take its backtracking feature.
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by taybin 14y ago
I remember when the JVM was tailored to the Java language and people declared it too hard to have other languages compile to it.
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by taybin 14y ago
Maybe his wife should have given him the first "no".
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by taybin 14y ago
The idea of quitting his job four days before his first child is born and letting his wife support the family for six months is monstrously selfish. We don't know the details, but that's time that she should be spending with her baby.
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by taybin 14y ago
It's a nice break from the usual "How I funded my startup by ignoring my family" type posts. I'm certainly interested in Stop and Frisk updates.
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by taybin 14y ago
I think the author meant "swing and a miss"
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by taybin 14y ago
I'm going to need more context here.
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by taybin 14y ago
I think a lot of the evils in the world continue because of your sort of attitude. Merry Christmas!
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by taybin 14y ago
You are cordially invited to get over it.
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by taybin 14y ago
Because then there isn't a sense of community with other people/sites doing the same thing.
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by taybin 14y ago
Why is "nation" in scare quotes? How would you prefer it to be worded? What is the matter with you?
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by taybin 14y ago
boo fucking hoo.

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