tybris

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by tybris 17y ago
Servers & Shells. i.e. the things Unix systems are good at, but Windows systems are not.
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by tybris 17y ago
software expense = development cost/customers
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by tybris 17y ago
I don't edit the pages directly. I edit the content using Kompozer (wysiwyg web authoring) and that gets automatically transformed into a website.
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by tybris 17y ago
You can make a production quality CMS in a few days as long as it is specialized. Genericity is the productivity killer. I spent some time revamping my website last weekend after having done no web development for about 4 years. I roughly s
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by tybris 17y ago
There's nothing so spectacularly funny as a bunch of Americans paying you millions to play a couple of scenes in a half-baked slap-stick comedy that'll require hardly any comedic effort.
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by tybris 17y ago
We should send her flowers. Anyone who can get the funniest man in history back on stage is a hero. Rumour has it he's even the originator behind http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Answer_to_Life,_the_Universe,_a...
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by tybris 17y ago
If I don't want to wait I use jabber. If I DO want to wait I use e-mail.
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by tybris 17y ago
$ wc .vimrc 427 2342 16457 .vimrc Way too much
519.
by tybris 17y ago
When two immature people get together to form a business.
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by tybris 17y ago
> Internet Relay for real-time messaging It seems like they have an IRC channel and the editor thinks it is something really fancy. Maybe we should have told more people about IRC at some point.
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by tybris 17y ago
No. Two words: Semantic Web.
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by tybris 17y ago
To me, Cloud stands for 'a service of which you don't know how it works'. People have been drawing the Internet as a cloud for many, many years. No one knows how his packet actually gets delivered and that's what makes it so powerful. Even
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by tybris 17y ago
Cloud Computing is about how you manage your infrastructure, not how you use it.
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by tybris 17y ago
That must feel good, but it doesn't buy him much yet.
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by tybris 17y ago
DNS should really start supporting the ! character. Maybe as an alternative for .
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by tybris 17y ago
Silly question. Progress will happen.
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by tybris 17y ago
> James Murdoch's story is quite different. He went to Harvard. Classic.
528.
by tybris 17y ago
Your brain is like a muscle, it needs both exercise and rest and the more you train it, the more it can do.
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by tybris 17y ago
I didn't think anyone would have the patience to make this comparison.
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by tybris 17y ago
By Dynamo, do you mean Amazon's service oriented architecture?
531.
by tybris 17y ago
I don't know why I would use an application platform that doesn't let me do anything, but I found it to be very useful as a reverse proxy.
532.
by tybris 17y ago
> why are "we" all programming in languages with mutable state? My argument is not against closure or using immutable objects. My argument is against trying to rebrand a problem that has been well-known and well-studied for over 40 year
533.
by tybris 17y ago
Nice, but I'd rather see DevPay coming to Europe!
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by tybris 17y ago
Again?
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by tybris 17y ago
I'm sure he's a really smart guy, but he sounds like a Computer Science freshman who is just beginning to grasp the problems of concurrency and consistency (could be his way of explaining). We already know these things are hard. No reason t
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by tybris 17y ago
Microkernels are not superior from a technical perspective, but from a software engineering perspective. -Monolithic kernels do not enforce modular implementations, inevitably leading to unnecessary dependencies -Monolithic kernels need to
537.
by tybris 17y ago
No, that's not it. Back to economics class.
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by tybris 17y ago
Twilight zone. I stopped adding keywords tags to websites about a decade ago when I learned search engines did not use them anymore.
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by tybris 17y ago
I'd follow ppk to hell, but it seems he's already there.
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by tybris 17y ago
I've never even clicked a tag cloud.

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