troels

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1411.
by troels 18y ago
As a designer, you usually have lots of sketches and early version lying around, as well as high resolution versions of the logo. That alone should work as proof that you are the creator. Otherwise I guess you could e-mail a copy of your lo
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by troels 18y ago
It's rather irrelevant if it was intentional or not - the damage is still very real. If you accidentally shoot someones head off, you're still accountable for the action. Of course there's a difference in how to handle the mistake (murder-o
1413.
by troels 18y ago
Without actually knowing anything about it, I would venture to guess that European universities get a lot more funding from the state than American universities do.
1414.
by troels 18y ago
Patents do - Software patents don't. However, if you want to sell your stuff in the US, you must obey the rules there, and the US is a pretty big marked.
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Userfly - instant web usability testing(userfly.com)
1 points by troels 18y ago|0 comments
1416.
by troels 18y ago
> I'm waiting for the language that is consistent all the way down. Lua is close.
1417.
by troels 19y ago
You need passion to succeed. As long as you are thrilled by web programming, I don't think your age should be a problem. The only problem you might face, is that you'll have to struggle a bit in the beginning. That's true for everybody, but
1418.
by troels 19y ago
You're right that most existing web application frameworks (targeted at lisp or otherwise), use some sort of server side state mechanism. But that is not to say, that a rapid prototyping framework couldn't be made, which used solely client
1419.
by troels 19y ago
REST is a broad term, which covers different ideas. One of these is that the statelessness of HTTP is an inherent aspect of web applications. Instead of trying to build abstractions, to hide this fact, (some) REST-proponents, will say that
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by troels 19y ago
Comparing languages for speed is a really odd thing to do. It's much like trying to compare the intelligence of people. Give a very narrow context, it may be sort-of-do-able, but it's not a very useful picture. The problems with PHP, is _no
1421.
by troels 19y ago
They use it at http://channel9.msdn.com/ which has prevented me from viewing a podcast or two, which I otherwise would.
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by troels 19y ago
> Exceptions leak a little bit of memory when thrown So their suggestion for dealing with a limitation of the language implementation, is to not use a feature? Great. Also, teaching people to do ridiculous sub-optimisations, like using