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by thisduck 16y ago
People even end marriages, given enough reason.
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by thisduck 16y ago
The point being made "creations being his babies" seems somewhat odd to me. "But it's weird to me that other people are so okay with mucking about with other people's work." That's also called "progress". It's how people learn and grow. Is
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MongoDB development release 1.5.1(groups.google.com)
3 points by thisduck 16y ago|0 comments
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by thisduck 16y ago
Yes, hardly scienteafic.
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by thisduck 16y ago
I don't wear the ring because it has undertones of being a status symbol. "I'm a smart engineer, with a ring to prove it."
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40 Useful jQuery Techniques and Plugins(smashingmagazine.com)
4 points by thisduck 16y ago|0 comments
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Easy RMI services in Grails with JSON controller(techscursions.blogspot.com)
1 points by thisduck 16y ago|0 comments
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Tom Wujec: Build a tower, build a team(ted.com)
4 points by thisduck 16y ago|0 comments
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by thisduck 17y ago
How is this different from the iPod Touch and iPhones?
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Techscursions: Managing Intellij dependencies with Gradle(techscursions.blogspot.com)
1 points by thisduck 17y ago|0 comments
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Denied: Python Micro-Framework (Sinatra-like)(denied.immersedcode.org)
62 points by thisduck 17y ago|25 comments
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by thisduck 17y ago
And yet: Please show me a product or object hailed by the design elite as Good that doesn’t just so happen to be aesthetically pleasing. craigslist, anyone?
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by thisduck 17y ago
sadly, 'kill' does not work.
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by thisduck 17y ago
guest@xkcd:/$ more Oh, yes! More! More!
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Just a Thought... : Git, I'm not a fan(bloritsch.d-haven.net)
2 points by thisduck 17y ago|1 comments
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Toyota's journey from Waterfall to Lean software development(blog.crisp.se)
1 points by thisduck 17y ago|0 comments
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The Difference Between Planning for Success and Planning for Failure(planningforfailure.com)
2 points by thisduck 17y ago|0 comments
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by thisduck 17y ago
you need to understand how they see things Isn't that the hard part?
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by thisduck 17y ago
Why is it of such fascination that people who can put a ball in a hoop can also read philosophy and novels?
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by thisduck 17y ago
Sorry, but I can't resist: Wow, look, filthy rich people read books. How awesome.
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by thisduck 17y ago
"Net loss: $10 per eBook." Why are we equating a published singular book with an ebook? Net loss per ebook can only be calculated based on the number of ebooks sold , not on the number of ebooks produced . One ebook is equivalent to thous
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Planning for Failure - You Get the Reputation You Deserve(planningforfailure.com)
2 points by thisduck 17y ago|1 comments
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by thisduck 17y ago
I'm not sure what vital behaviour is after reading that. There seems to be no clear definition or explanation.
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by thisduck 17y ago
I got the Kindle about a month ago, and I agree. I think it's great because it does really disappear in your hands. You're reading and not "kindling". I am reading faster and reading more, mainly because it's always with me. Waiting in line
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by thisduck 17y ago
While there are some good analogies in the post (like the XO and the netbook), I'm not sure if this post is as "good" as the "get a blog" comments people are leaving. --- But I wonder how exploratory they were in finding an answer since the
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by thisduck 17y ago
"By analogy: suppose you want to know more about butterflies. Certainly catching them and pinning them to a spreading board is one way to study them: you can measure them exactly, you can count their spots and identify their coloration prec
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by thisduck 17y ago
to vim.
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CouchDB-Lucene, CouchDBX, and CouchRest(mbleigh.com)
2 points by thisduck 17y ago|0 comments
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by thisduck 17y ago
I think CouchDB might have built-in authentication coming soon, but I'm not sure about that. There's always the option of using HTTP authentication.
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Sammy.js, CouchDB, and the new web architecture(quirkey.com)
81 points by thisduck 17y ago|38 comments

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