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2311.
by wink 15y ago
Ubuntu, sadly. But it's what is kind of the default on EC2 and also what the customer wanted us to deploy. I'd rather go for Debian or FreeBSD, and that's what my own boxes are running, mostly.
2312.
by wink 15y ago
I disagree wholeheartedly, this is one of the least biased articles on iOS vs Android I have ever read. And while I have yet to experience a single app that's not working on my not exactly new Desire Z with stock ROM (2.3.3?) apart from som
2313.
by wink 15y ago
The discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3766874
2314.
by wink 15y ago
Very cool, thanks for organising this. Will try to be there.
2315.
by wink 15y ago
Yes, because you can be swamped in false positives so much that it's easier on time, money and nerves to just not use the tool. And this is a general problem in static source code analysis, not just the "bad tools". I had this awesome examp
2316.
Living in the Prove It Culture(brian.moonspot.net)
2 points by wink 15y ago|0 comments
2317.
by wink 15y ago
I love the graphics. And it was really fun to play, well done.
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by wink 15y ago
I absolutely do not agree here. Fun fact, we've had a discussion of windows versions at work today and this is basically exactly what I said about good and bad windows versions (not his conclusions, though). We're a 70 people software shop
2319.
by wink 15y ago
Despite all the incorrect or misleading facts (you spotted quite a few more than I did) I can totally relate to what I think was the author's intention in writing it: Magic. Modern linux distributions are doing many things in a way that is,
2320.
by wink 15y ago
A great series of articles, well-written and informative, while not being zealous in any regard. There wasn't much new to me in the shell-focused parts, but there's some great VIM advice hidden in there. Despite the great VIM part it covers
2321.
by wink 15y ago
Yes, this. My first thought actually was "Meh, I hate it when sites can't get their message across in 2 simple sentences." Out of pure coincidence of me laying on my couch sick I did click the video and I really loved it. Text is so much be
2322.
by wink 15y ago
Much more than that I've come to love that fact that it's Clojure and I can iterate over lists for example. It's not spaghetti html wrapped inside $language, it's useful and you can work with it.
2323.
by wink 15y ago
Yes, exactly, and most of all - something non-language-specific.
2324.
by wink 15y ago
The renderer seems to be easily confused, I'm using hyde ( http://ringce.com/hyde ) and Texts doesn't recognize my files as markdown. They have Django template syntax mixed in, so for example: {% extends "_foo.html" %} {% block article %}
2325.
by wink 15y ago
Copy/pasting from Twitter, but this was a really good read: http://weblog.raganwald.com/2007/01/where-were-you-on-saturd...
2326.
by wink 15y ago
The idea is hardly unique, what matters more is that you have to somehow agree to the choice of content presented by the author of the summary in question. I'm doing one of these myself for a few months, over at http://f5n.org/stack/ (and
2327.
by wink 15y ago
There's https://github.com/mvanveen/freedom.txt - but putting IPs in there is still a horrible idea.
2328.
by wink 15y ago
Would be nice if there was displayed at least something without being logged in. Is the project private or does the platform just not support this?
2329.
by wink 15y ago
Yeah, as bad as SOPA sounds, if the main reason against it is to have the internet even more centralized in the USA (think ICANN, DNS root servers)... poof, the worldwide support suddenly vanished.
2330.
by wink 15y ago
Not saying you're wrong, but I wouldn't phrase it this way. I've only been using 0MQ as a library and AMQP in the form of RabbitMQ - so it can be quite the opposite.
2331.
by wink 15y ago
Even if I leave out my personal opinion on the matter, this post didn't leave me scratching my head in a "wtf, is this real?" manner, but I find it insightful.
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A week of clojure(f5n.org)
2 points by wink 15y ago|0 comments
2333.
by wink 15y ago
You should write this contact info/means of upload somewhere prominent on the site.
2334.
by wink 15y ago
To quote from that article: "this rule is applicable for any presentation to reach agreement" And that's exactly it. This seemed like a talk people attended because it sounded interesting or insightful (and I found very interesting indeed)
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by wink 15y ago
blinkendroid has been around a while longer, and while going different ways, tries to achieve a similar goal: http://code.google.com/p/blinkendroid/ I took part in this try http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MhXRAaRFK-o and while it took a
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Kernel module for advanced rickrolling replaces open() call(github.com)
177 points by wink 15y ago|63 comments