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yannk
15y ago
I thought Joel stopped blogging?
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yannk
16y ago
Really? That's the most surprising thing I've read today. As an interviewer, Open Source contribution is one of the first thing I look for about a candidate.
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yannk
16y ago
That's an excellent interview question! "How do you get the maximum of data out before getting noticed?". I guess the most effective way is to tamper with source code and smuggle data out along with legitimate traffic.
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16y ago
As you said, Facebook has 500+M users, among those you'll find people annoyed by bugs and willing to: "to simply drop the service altogether and invest my time elsewhere." But obviously those users are a tiny minority. I challenge your c
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yannk
16y ago
The recent-ish vim syntax file for git commit message takes those recommendations into account - they don't do anything about the present vs. past tense obviously, but come up with color warnings, which helps a lot. That's actually how I le
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16y ago
What's the name of the law firm? This is criminal.
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yannk
16y ago
A good time to watch "Airport 79, the concorde" with Delon and crew. (available on Netflix Instant)
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16y ago
"From there to here, from here to there, funny things are everywhere!" I have been introduced to this masterpiece by reading some of the books to my daughter and it's a real delight, apparently as much for her than it is for me. I wish I ha
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yannk
16y ago
There is good and ugly with zipcar. I have my share to say about the ugly. They increased their fare when gas price went up, but didn't lower it when the prices dropped significantly. http://blog.cyberion.net/2008/12/zipcar-please-lower-yo
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16y ago
yes, similar here. Safari 5 & Chrome don't have it enabled. Firefox does. I thought it was related to the use of encrypted.google.com or customized search, but it doesn't seem like it. At least not directly (and incognito mode doesn't h
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yannk
16y ago
... "as long as I do"
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Tips On Buying (web) Design
(weblog.muledesign.com)
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16y ago
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16y ago
+1 before your edit it stroke me as funny. There are various degrees of criticism of others (when absent). I agree I would want to change subject if it's totally negative, but most of the time I feel like there is also a lot of good things
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16y ago
Thanks for the answer. I forgot to test one thing before terminating my trial (nice job by the way, the complexity is just a bit overwhelming initially): Is it possible to remove the API key once the initial setup is done as long as the age
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16y ago
As others have pointed out, I have timeout errors with linode. One thing of concern for me is that giving away my linode API key is not something I really would like to do. I don't use this key for anything at the moment, but my understandi
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16y ago
I built it two weeks ago and I noticed the slow startup too. I'm pretty sure this will improve. It needs to improve because it matters for shell glue. For the rest of the code I'm writing, startup time is a total non-issue.
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16y ago
I'm impressed and a little worried... how will they keep up? Sure there have been some major hiccups - but, great, appealing products and vision easily compensated for that.
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yannk
16y ago
Lisp
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17y ago
lots of interesting and new stuff happened in perl5 land in the last 5 years. Major perl5 releases and lots of interesting projects. To name a few (mainly related to the web, which is the area that matters to me): - Moose http://bit.ly/8J7
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17y ago
linode++