tedsuo

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by tedsuo 15y ago
I like the central theme, but there's not really a lot of facts and I would argue the details. For example, he claims there has been a simultaneous growth in wealth concentration and government control, resulting in misallocation of resour
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by tedsuo 15y ago
As for the cost of adaption, floods and hurricanes are the most costly disasters we face. In addition to that, moving infrastructure around on a short timescale (50 years) to deal with changing climate involves a massive, massive output of
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by tedsuo 15y ago
I'm happy we finally dropped IE 6 support at work, but I don't like the line of reasoning in this article. Having to tackle unsavory but necessary problems is what makes this a job; the ability to do so effectively is what makes you a prof
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by tedsuo 15y ago
Holy shit people still use Moveable Type?
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by tedsuo 15y ago
I like and use both mongo and mysql. Where I think mysql shines is when you've been working on an applicaiton for 5 years, and end up connecting every piece to every other piece in ways you never imagined doing at the start. I think that'
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by tedsuo 15y ago
They must wait for v8 to support it.
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by tedsuo 15y ago
As you noted, even is the stable/production version and odd is unstable/development version. The goal is to get a number of changes in at once so that you can have a stable branch that's around for a decent amount of time. If you are maki
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by tedsuo 15y ago
Two bits: Not that it isn't really elegant, but the jump from js to coffeescript does not result in a big enough gain for me to want to do it (as opposed to say, the jump from c to python). It foists an extra mental space on my team, as th
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by tedsuo 15y ago
What about optimizing your app later? I've rolled out a number of rails apps, and I now feel that the rapid prototyping it provides is actually a form of technical debt. The execution speed and memory footprint mean you will have to scale