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lvirgili
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Put stuff like this here: [Prog. Humour](http://www.reddit.com/r/programminghumour/) =)
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portezbie
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people program on macs?
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>You must have pretty bad top students comparatively then. Or they assign bigger projects?
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>And if you didn't see a difference between how long it takes between programmers to do assignments you are either feigning ignorance or weren't paying attention. And how well do those "1 hour" solutions work? How tested are they? How do they hold up to the edge cases? And this is all beside the point that you're m...
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Zambini
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...the fuck?
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>If you're good, then you took less time then your peers. Not necessarily. If you're good, you put more thought into your design. Someone could put something together in an hour that would probably fall apart on any kind of edge case. Whereas the good programmer would actually consider those, and plan out test case...
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watEvery1_isThinking
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except people might end up using this
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kb_klash
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I can attest to this. The other programmer at work and I pair program almost exclusively, and we've found it very helpful, but when we first started to pair we were constantly stepping on each others toes (we use screen sharing rather than a single desktop). Once we got the hang of things, its helped tremendously.
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biggerthancheeses
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/r/pics is a community in the same way that an insane asylum is a community.
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[disclaimer: something of a rant, but I'll try to be as reasonable as possible] I don't understand why custom operators cannot be defined. To *enforce* such as the only design is a wholly different thing. But otherwise there is no such dictum. I mean, by the same argument C shouldn't have made the bitwise, boolean or ...
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Kah-Neth
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it kinda looks like python, but I refuse to believe it is python and will ignore the #!/usr/bin/python at the top
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arkx
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I'm well aware of how Linux kernel is used and of IOCCC. Curious as to why you'd assume something else right off the bat. You must be aware that C is a whitespace-agnostic language. An obvious whitespace fix such as fixing indentation level is just that, obvious. If it was anything else it would look highly suspicious...
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arkx
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Why on earth would a whitespace fix consist of subtly modified lines? They tend to be very obvious and simple.
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Rhomboid
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What if I want to write a disassembler? It's certainly not useless for that. Or what if I want to write code to scan memory for a certain instruction or certain family of instructions? I don't really need a full disassembler, but I do need to know enough to decode the length of each opcode, and this chart would be v...
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arkx
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I've submitted a lot of such patches myself. Take a look: https://github.com/arkx/diveclog/commit/c800d93a83f18b1c2b18db0f7b4139bb6b618297 When I say that a pull request doesn't need a *real* review, I'm not saying it should be merged without looking at it at all. Should possibly have emphasized that point.
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science4sail
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Read the rules > /r/programming is not a place to ask for help, run polls, rant, demo your app (unless your demo includes code or architecture discussion), or otherwise use as a captive audience. For that try [/r/learnprogramming](http://www.reddit.com/r/learnprogramming) or [StackOverflow](http://stackoverflow.com...
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jib
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> Any "free" service on the web is always about data collection. No, actually most of them are about advertising.
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wilkenm
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This function was deployed to a rather large (>150k employee) intranet today. It is called to 'clean and validate' the text in a search box before passing the text to the search engine. Can you spot the reason why there are now over 100 trouble tickets opened to the search team?
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the syntax of LISP, with the speed of ruby!
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simple: i do not have the drive to. if i like a product (open source one) i have/will fix bugs. if i dont...why bother?
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spotta
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so, an entire function in D can be made compile time by using the "static" keyword. In a sense, the entire language of D IS available durring compile time...
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tomsguldbar
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thx alot! uptoke!!
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299
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Windows 7 / Chrome
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Amablue
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I think in this case he has experience to back him though at least in this case. He's managed the kernel for a long time, and he's speaking about what Github does not do well with regards to managing large high profile projects.
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SeriousWorm
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Within 20 more years those CPUs will maybe be in our bodies, or at least on them. Proper scaling is the most important programming asset, imho.
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bunburya
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> Everybody sane coding in Python uses 4 spaces per indentation levels, and never tabs, as recommended by PEP8. I wouldn't say everybody sane. There are plenty of sane people who are just a bit on the zealot side when it comes to the tab-spaces debate, and so refuse to abide by what they see as PEP8's bizarre insis...
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NruJaC
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Or better yet, just use map...
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flamingspinach_
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This can easily be automated by the use of a C parser. Just check that nothing has semantically changed.
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The problem with Australia is that most jobs are in IT departments of non tech industries, not many R&D type of companies like in silicon valley.
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Hosselaer
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The actual script is localized in German though, so you'd have to translate it before anyone else can use it.
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herrschnapps
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I'm looking at moving to Melbourne next year - good to hear!
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alekseykorzun
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As an architect for high availability platforms, people do not realize how much social widgets slow user experience down. They also do not realize that availability of your web site will gradually go down every time you add another social widget on it. Added Facebook? Okay, now if their API has a hiccup your website ...
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Very interesting. I'm already aware of this, working with Matlab forces one to think about matrix column/row major formats. I usually drop into C or C++ from Matlab, Python, or Java for the really tight loops that needs to run quickly. I think, thanks to your effort in promoting Fortran, I will have a look at Fortran i...
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paranoidray
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I understand this concept if you are browsing their web site. I also understand this concept if you click on a like button. Until now I didn't know, that FB learns about pretty much any site I visit if they have that "like" button, even if I don't click on it.
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artsrc
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> Java is what it always was, and what it always was made it the most popular and productive language in the world I don't believe that Java is the most productive language in the world. I don't think it was ever as productive as Python, Smalltalk or Lisp, all of which proceeded it. Rather than he said/she said d...
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savagecat
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And what city is that? I'm in Washington DC and the developer market is absolute shit.
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paranoidray
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Yeah, I can see my mistake. I wish I could correct the title...
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eaturbrainz
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I protest! Thanks to the incredible variability of weather around Boston, you are guaranteed to have good weather *some* of the time. This is unlike ~~Northern California and the Pacific Northwest~~ certain other tech hubs I could name, where the weather stays mediocre *all the time*.
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rkenned
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Linux + Chromium & Win XP + Chrome also show without italics. Too lazy to boot into my Win 7 partition. That seems like an odd issue though. Looks like the font is supposed to be normal 18px/25px Palatino, "Palatino Linotype", serif.
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By "complex", I didn't mean the operation, I meant the symbol. + and -, ok, but >>? and /:\ are moving into wtf territory, for me. How about :-) as an operator? ;-P would be a good one, yes? t -__=%;?/ r x *::*: b People moved away from perl because of similar line noise. It's also a poor choice to ov...
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cdsmith
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It now works in Opera. I was wrong initially about the problem... Opera just didn't like omitting the clockwise parameter to context.arc. Caching is tricky, though... I found I had to specifically tell Opera to reload the result iframe to get it to see the new code.
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cdsmith
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Thanks for the report! It now works in Opera (see above for much discussion about why)
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GayHitl3r
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Mr. Blub ;-)
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isr786
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Seriously, I'm still not getting your complaints, nor why you decided to whine in the first place. > No budget, no real clients, its open source software. What are you comparing it to, exactly? > Their public code is essentially just hobby projects from a handful of people. Hmm ... There are do'ers, and then...
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cgonzo
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I did a remarkably similar thing to this for a class project last year. If anyone's interested, it's all at https://github.com/cgonzo/million_song I haven't looked at it in a few months, but I did manage to get some pretty interesting data out of the database. It's also a little disingenuous to say he processed it in ...
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I guess I just don't see the problem with taking context into account. In Databinder Dispatch code, if I see <<? I know it's going to be operating on a Request. If something else were to define a <<? method, I'd know what it did by looking at the object it was called on, too. It's not realistic to expect m...
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>If Java is successful, it is despite the flaws in its type system rather than because of them. It's remotely possible that's true, but seems highly doubtful. More likely, you're not getting what the static typing buys you: >In dynamic languages there are sometimes type problems of the sort that would be caugh...
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TylerEaves
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No, only a subset. Lots of stuff doesn't work in the compile environment.
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The number of large code bases that exist and how many people use them in how many systems. There is surely more C++ code in use in the world than Java, but then, it's been around longer too. Smalltalk and Lisp aren't even in the conversation.
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spotta
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such as? I was under the impression (at least according to the spec), that, with compile time values and side effects(so to speak), a static function would compile to a value.
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TylerEaves
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Not really. Haskell minus the laziness is basically lisp. There's no reason at all the syntax couldn't be made more traditional. Sidenote: I wouldn't mind a lisp at all where newline-and-indent was syntactically an ( and newline-and-dedent was a ). Basically I figure it would end up looking a lot like python. The on...
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itslikeadog
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Both that post and the Wikipedia article on SMTs are self-referential and inscrutable. Here's the definition of SMTs and SMT solvers that I've been able to gather, but I would love for an expert to correct me: Satisfiability modulo theories (SMTs) is a method for logically expressing constraints within a given theore...
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> ;-P would be a good one, yes? Upto the designer of the library and its users. It's the same as method naming conventions -- crazy ones will die out. But to force a method naming convention would lead you to those AbstractFactoryPatternSingleton sorta names. > People moved away from perl because of similar li...
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gsan
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Enlightened.
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Terr_
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1. Premium service not working right? 2. Deliberately sabotage standard service. 3. ??? 4. PROFIT!
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Go troll somewhere else. This is my subreddit.
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MagicBobert
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GoDaddy has been a shining example of the worst way to grow your company. They were awesome when they were small and new, but have become more and more bloated, snarky, and just plain evil as they've grown larger. Sad, really. I moved all my domains to a different registrar (who is smaller and provides me with awesome...
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You are entitled to your opinion of what you find easier to read. But, what matters is what others find easier to read. And the jury came back on that long ago. We like words and names instead of more symbols. And () make things easier because they simply delineate what's what, method/function from parameters. APL...
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It's easier to read. The ideal line width is somewhere around 60 columns, and if the text isn't super big, that won't fill the entire width of the screen.
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terremoto
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Thanks, and I have found Opera's caching to be overly aggressive at times. In fact, I have it disabled completely on one machine. I noticed that the circles have a small, unfilled arc. I've been considering learning a functional language. I'll have to take a look at some more of your posts.
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slurpme
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I would be genuinely interested to see Stallman's reaction when you suggest to him that he works on UNIX...
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menteth
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The editorialising in the submission heading is a bit weak. That's quite a well written post from somebody with a history of clear writing about his reasons for doing things (his referenced earlier post on moving back to vim from TextMate was quite a cache of opinionated but well-reasoned nuggets). What the post autho...
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papajohn56
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I didn't say UNIX.
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underwaterlove
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[This is](http://i.imgur.com/3Hn3e.jpg) what Heise's 2-click button looked like. Facebook complained that Heise was making "derivative use of Facebook icons", so Heise changed the look of the first button (before activation) [to this](http://i.imgur.com/25Zmw.jpg).
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cdsmith
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Grr, apparently Opera doesn't admit that there are 2 * pi radians in a circle... fixed now! The blog posts you're seeing are actually mostly about a class I'm teaching in Haskell aimed at U.S. "middle school" ages (around 12 to 13 or so). The game interface is what we'll get to by the end of the year. If you're olde...
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exoplasm
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Why not share the registrar you use? I switched to NameCheap after GoDaddy bungled the renewal of one of my domains, causing me to lose it forever (so far anyway). Edit: It looks like the domain freed up finally. I now have my old domain back after like 5 or 6 years... except now I have even less idea of what to put ...
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Samus_
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didn't knew the regristrars actually managed *servers* I thought they were only an interface to those in control of the government.
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chuyskywalker
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This! I had to completely disable facebook buttons through out our site for IE6 because a page with 12 articles, each with its own LIKEME button would simply cause the browser to crash. But you are right, social media systems are really having a terrible effect on front end performance.
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iofthestorm
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Holy shit why is it still getting comments.
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matjam
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.. why don't they just increase the TTL of their records.
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matjam
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A lot of registrars run nameservers to host domains that their customers register. A lot of people don't realise that you can register a domain with one company and host the DNS elsewhere.
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mehwoot
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I'm comparing it to real projects, that have clients, a reasonable number of developers, a budget, a timeframe (or indeed any of those things). I don't have any problem with their software, I have a problem with them exclaiming themselves to be all mighty and that everybody would "suck less" if they copied them. Their...
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jessta
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I think it's pretty easy to write ugly, hard to read code in Python. The dynamic typing and meta-everything certainly helps with that.
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ohmygodbees
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which is fed to you based on numbers from data collection
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player2
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You do realize they're the same thing, don't you? Selling access to an audience. The better you can define that audience, the more you can charge per member of the audience.
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yogitw
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As someone who uses and likes Linux, he needs to get off his fucking high horse. Your shit stinks too. I'm out.
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WalterGR
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> What if I added to aLongerTemplateString to the above example. I would have to realign every other line to take into account the longer string; the diff would hide the important aspect of the commit. Use a better differ?
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fjw
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Yeah, there is also absolutely nothing prick-like about what Linus wrote, either. He's basically just wrote a review of Github and listed what he likes and doesn't. These people must have tiny minds. I don't see any indication anywhere in that piece of text that he is being a prick. Maybe these are just Github fanb...
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dlsspy
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So you know basically one language as far as families go. Learn something different. Try idiomatic R, erlang, haskell, Io, scheme, ruby, eiffel, or something just different. I've solved fairly hard problems in java using scheme idioms that were non-obvious to many of my fellow java programmers, but they simply would...
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MagicBobert
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I use Name.com. I figured I would only mention them if asked directly to avoid the "nice try Name.com marketing team" replies. :P They've been good to me. I pay them money and they give me excellent service. Most importantly, they leave me alone. Oh, and the don't have a giant tool for a CEO. That's always a plus.
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fjw
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OMG here is another piece of genius: >> ... he's been working on the largest open source operating system and the newest most clever (if not difficult to learn) source control system out there. > > Zack, Linus MADE git, so nothing for him to learn tbh.
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AlterdCarbon
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>When you block third-party cookies, any website that you don’t directly visit cannot set cookies in your browser. For example, if you visit websiteA.com and it embeds ads from advertiserX.com, advertiserX.com will not able to set cookies. Blocking third-parties cookies can help with tracking by third parties whose ...
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isr786
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> it is their arrogance in proclaiming it that I am against. Because they really haven't done anything of note. Thats a big chip you have on your shoulder. Seriously though, if someone/somegroup tries to adhere to a few principles when developing their open-source code, and then puts up a page explaining what those...
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Because hiring managers and more importantly the screening HR folks are incompetent schmucks. If you don't have their keywords they ignore you, even though it would only take a seasoned programmer a few days to pick up their crappy frameworks.
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atred
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for a worthless person you are compared to Linus you should get off your fucking high horse...
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OMouse
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Indeed, at least provide a SHA1 hash for the file -_-' or sign it with a GPG key...
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GayHitl3r
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This wasn't created by NASA it was created by NSA (National Security) These guys are the Men in Black. These are the guys that want to put secure rooms in phone companies to literally monitor and record every phone call, then scan them for the voices of known terrorists. NSA's ambitions make Google look like a toy. ...
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5-4-3-2-1-bang
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Someone explain exactly what they're doing... block 100% of requests? That sounds like they blackholed somebody, not slowed them down.
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minozake
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It sort of makes me want to start an Reddiquette brigade subreddit to help counter the non-Reddiquette downvotes.
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addmoreice
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fully agree. Languages (in the same family) are a few days to get rolling (with a week to get the common idioms, something you have to learn at every place). Frameworks take maybe a week or two. home grown frameworks can take a week to 5 depending on the level of wtf-ness. worse for me is learning a new tool with w...
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RabbaJabba
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That'd be funnier if that was what über meant.
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grauenwolf
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This kind of deep discussion is important. I'm glad someone is taking the time to write it.
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exoplasm
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If they didn't manage any servers how would domains even work?
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andralex
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Basically you can't make system/external library calls or use unsafe code during compilation. So you can't e.g. do serious I/O or start threads etc. (You can allocate memory.) In practice there are some more limitations in the current version of the compiler.
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weavejester
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> But you ignore that *The Java type system is what makes an IDE like Eclipse possible*. and dismiss that with a glib comment about cars without wheels. I used Eclipse for several years. It is not that I don't appreciate its power when it comes to writing Java; it's that I don't miss it when I'm programming in mor...
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