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by timclark 15y ago
Carriers don't want to be a commodity, which in reality is what they are becoming.
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When and when not to use protocols in Clojure(kotka.de)
5 points by timclark 15y ago|0 comments
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by timclark 15y ago
The faster you hash, the faster I can run a brute force attack on your password form.
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by timclark 15y ago
Why would I use Noir instead of compojure or ring + moustache?
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by timclark 15y ago
That will depend very much upon your HTML developers. Some will be able to do it, a large number will not. Even when using simple template languages I have experienced the I didn't understand those funny bits in the HTML so I have removed t
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by timclark 15y ago
Can someone also create a "don't you dare resize my browser you darn pesky website" - although this deviant behaviour does seem to be a lot less prevalent than it once was.
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Adobe doesn't want me to run Flash on 64 bit linux?(broadcast.oreilly.com)
49 points by timclark 15y ago|38 comments
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by timclark 15y ago
My experience with working for companies of a similar size in the beverage, fast food and running shoe industries is that the cost in money and time of developing on the corporate mandated development platform makes it impossible for market
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by timclark 15y ago
I believe the RabbitMQ management plugin is what you need, provides HTML user interface and HTML API. The BQL plugin, which is now sadly unsupported by the Rabbits, used to be a nice command line interface, it is a shame it is no longer sup
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by timclark 15y ago
I guess that the basic circuits should be documented in exactly the same way as we would document basic code examples for beginners.
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by timclark 15y ago
What level are you looking at? Is the content of something like this http://www.makershed.com/ProductDetails.asp?ProductCode=9780... too simple?
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by timclark 15y ago
Nice insights on the inventory analogy in software.
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by timclark 15y ago
Mono lets you run some .NET code on Linux/Mac OS X. Some of my favourite pieces of Microsoft technology are missing or too broken to use - for example WPF is an excellent tool for building desktop applications but it doesn't work on Mono, F
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by timclark 15y ago
Or maybe give the world a break and don't fly!
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by timclark 15y ago
Fantom - http://fantom.org/
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by timclark 15y ago
Prebuilt pdfs also available here - http://www.miek.nl/files/go/
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by timclark 15y ago
Also lots of additional material about the Go language if you read past the first page.
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Go at Heroku - build your own Chubby(theregister.co.uk)
96 points by timclark 15y ago|21 comments
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by timclark 15y ago
Reading the source code is also an excellent way to learn Go!
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by timclark 15y ago
Well worth reading!
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by timclark 15y ago
Reasons to like go: gofmt - no need to argue over coding style since it is enforced by this tool. gofix - as the language evolves, the go team provide fixes that you can run across your old source code automatically.
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by timclark 15y ago
Wouldn't a functional language better for wiring? Doesn't having function composition and higher order functions give you a much more expressive language for building systems?
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by timclark 16y ago
I know C but none of those categories apply to me. Poll design is useful skill to learn! I am not a pollster but by combining different facts into single options you are restricting the information you can gain from your poll or polls. I ta
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Embrace responsive design(adactio.com)
1 points by timclark 16y ago|0 comments
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by timclark 16y ago
It wasn't just fee paying schools that would have had BBC micros, the government was actively promoting computing in schools during the early eighties - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microelectronics_Education_Prog...
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by timclark 16y ago
Some interesting views about queues and whether you need them.
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The case against queues(teddziuba.com)
1 points by timclark 16y ago|1 comments
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by timclark 16y ago
Just remember that correlation is not causation!
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by timclark 16y ago
Bah humbug! Now I feel like a greybeard - all this arduino stuff is spoiling you. Some of the microcontrollers I used to use only gave you 4 bits to your byte, try telling that to youngsters nowadays! I had one of the most entertaining hour
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by timclark 16y ago
Version control also seemed an issue - commercial Smalltalks had tools like Envy - but all the projects I observed in the telecoms world seemed to have a senior developer doing nothing but merging images for the duration of the project.

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