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tjpick
16y ago
any language with cgi.
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tjpick
16y ago
there's plenty of fucking sites on the internet already.
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tjpick
16y ago
I'm quite enjoying it. It seems of interest to the startup world, and I personally don't twit or facebook or go directly to techcrunch if I can avoid it.
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tjpick
16y ago
I think you mean "nitpick" rather than "knit pick".
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tjpick
16y ago
the ebook experience is great for stuff you just want to read and not have hanging round. Like autobios, novels etc. It's not yet great for tech books, stuff where you have to jump around randomly rather than reading linearly, books with de
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3 years ago http://www.rbnz.govt.nz/keygraphs/fig1.html
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16y ago
when I was 25 I was getting 8% by shoving it in a savings account. I'd shove twice as much in if I was 25 again.
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The Not So Short Introduction to LATEX2ε http://www.google.co.nz/search?q=lshort&ie=utf-8&oe=...
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They serve a couple of purposes. 1. That the code you have written or are using behaves in a way you expect, for the inputs you expect. 2. As the code changes over time, a regression test suite helps ensure that assumptions from an earlier
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tjpick
16y ago
What difference does that make to the price of cheese?
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16y ago
> have to work until 11pm/midnight the previous night ? Just don't do that then. In at 9, out at 5. No problem, life goes on.
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tjpick
16y ago
org-mode.
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just take the class. It'll be fine. But if you also want to learn something else for interest sake, try python with this http://www.greenteapress.com/thinkpython/html/
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tjpick
16y ago
yeah, blackberry grows so easily that it's a noxious weed in this part of the world.
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I know this as top-down programming.
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tjpick
16y ago
let's do coffee and discuss a roadmap to leverage mutually beneficial partnerships between our teams.
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tjpick
16y ago
You're obviously not visualising the synergy here. Perhaps you should amalgamate social networks with someone a little more dynamic.
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16y ago
Don't self diagnose, see what the doctor says. Read some literature related to RSI (aka OOS) which is probably more likely than CTS. Do your stretches and take regular breaks. Consider a wrist brace. Check your wrist position when you sleep
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16y ago
pylons web framework has something akin to PDB in a web app
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16y ago
You look at someone like Ozzy, compared to the others there. I say this as a Sabbath and Ozzy fan, he's got a rubbish voice. There's something there that makes him interesting -- his persona, songwriting and the other guys in the band carry
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tjpick
16y ago
all true, but the fact that the advice boils down to "store your spec where people can easily read it later" must qualify for a Captain Obvious award.
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tjpick
16y ago
Seems like we're just talking about writing a spec before the code, and README being a specific form/template/symbol for that. Starting to feel like we're moving full circle w.r.t. agile vs process/documentation heavy methodologies.
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16y ago
good thing about PHP is it's easy to find web hosting for it.
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A brief history of aviation checklists
(atchistory.org)
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probably just better to burn the plastic as fuel. I'd guess the oil -> plastic -> oil conversion process is probably pretty inefficient with respect to energy. It looks like they focus on carbon efficiency.
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groom: prepare; educate for a future role or function; "He is grooming his son to become his successor". ;)
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that was kinda disturbing dude. On several levels. There are many things in there I don't want to know about you. I think you took the "groomed" thing a bit too literally.
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Tom DeMarco in "The Deadline" presents the idea that for each meeting you could look round the room and excuse someone to get back to work. Whoever would most benefit from getting back to work rather than being at the meeting - let them go.
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ies4osx and macports are handy.
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What to know before debating type systems
(blogs.perl.org)
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