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A lot of people try Git as their first DVCS, because Linus created it. They then attribute to Git alone all of the wonderful features that all DVCSs have.
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Just some thoughts on how to get the feeling of being a 'rockstar' software developer. In brief, make developing your project(s) appear so fun that others want to follow your work, join in, or learn your style of development from you (sorry, no tips on obtaining fame, fortune, influence, prestige, etc - I haven't figur...
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what the fuck?
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stilesja
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He spoke to the participants at a computer programming competition I was in back in high school (I want to say 1993 or 1994). My team won and we got to speak with him a bit. I wish I could remember more of what he said to us but I just remember it was so cool getting to meet him in person. Really nice guy.
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yogthos
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That's classic Sun right there, if they had their shit together Applets could've been just as prevalent as Flash is today. Instead, they made a client VM that took minutes to start up, would hang the whole system and provide a terrible user experience. I had a real laugh, when they started modularizing JDK 7 so apple...
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‎#include<stdio.h> void main( void ) { char post[] = "RIP Dennis Ritchie, creator of the C language.\n"; printf( "%s", post ); } Tried to keep it as standard C as possible, but it's been a while. Dennis Ritchie, creator of my all time favorite language. Peace in your grave, man. **Edit:** T...
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sgoguen
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...does not solve JavaScript's problems.
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FILLABUSTA
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It's neat. I suggest that you redirect to the image when an image is selected, as opposed to the thread. The thread title already links there.
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So it is like an opaque super-union? A level of abstraction between raw memory allocation and structures? It looks something like the cons cell in Lisp, only closer to the hardware.
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darkpaladin
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They demoed it at PDC last year, I'll admit it's pretty much just like GIT with the capability to integrate with an active directory domain but still, I was impressed with it.
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grelphy
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> Then there are just times that for whatever reason, I want to format parts of my code a particular way that isn't possible with significant whitespace. GOD YES. When I throw a few debug output or behavior-modifying statements into the middle of a function, I like to zero-indent them so they're left-justified and ...
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munificent
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Correct, but in his example, that difference (internally assigning the field after construction) didn't come into play.
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slavik262
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Must... not... cry in the back of my Comp Sci lecture...
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CuseinFL
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I like it! I'm pretty ADHD, so I like seeing everything at once. Bonus-youtube videos play in their boxes!
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a_redditor
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You might want to consider crossposting to /r/learnprogramming.
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rasputine
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The void or int specifies the output type...not the argument type.
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[Not true](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indent_style#K.26R_style)
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electronics-engineer
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I still miss Commodore BASIC...
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MeProtozoan
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Thanks! I'm going to change that in the next version, right now testing it!
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Testiclese
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DMR, although a great man, was not a "media" person. I know who he is, I've read the C book, I love Unix, and still, I have never ever seen an interview on TV, a video....anything. I *might* have read a Usenet post or two. And you expect the *GENERAL POPULATION OF THIS COUNTRY* to give a damn? Are you, I'm sorry, naive...
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> Wow. That pretty much makes them worthless. They do a couple of things: 1. If you the program in checked mode, it will dynamically check that they are honored. 2. Tools (like the Dart -> Javascript compiler) will statically check your use of types and generate type warnings for errors. Imagine a C/C++/Java ...
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Rhomboid
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It's a neat idea and clever interface, but the generated sample code is fugly as hell.
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levl289
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I was thinking that the author was more referring to the APIs in SOA form. I'd assumed non-network based APIs, and more specifically, those not offered via http (or however it is that you're exposing your *service*) , but is it correct to assume that Apple doesn't offer too many network-based APIs like Amazon does, o...
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> And, yes, the example could be simplified; it was more to show a range of different language features than to show how best to write Dart programs. Understood. Excellent article, by the way. :)
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> is it also already decided that they won't have an effect on runtime in a specialized Dart VM? Correct. The fact that types are optional and annotations are erased at runtime is part of the language spec itself. > The compiler could just be using the static type information in the is operator. It's using the...
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webbitor
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who's Al Davis?
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w0lrah
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Until Chrome's extensions are powerful enough to replicate what I've been used to in Firefox for years, I'm stuck there. It's getting closer, but it's not there yet. On-the-fly proxy switching and an Adblock that is actually anywhere close to the one for Firefox are the main things I'm waiting on.
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ruinercollector
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Oh, but I did. My point was about the title, however.
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cbrandolino
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I meant, as in `int main(void)`. Just ... please. Edit because DMR has done more than enough to deserve some time to formulate a full explanation: `int main()` simply declares the function, while `int main(void)` is a full function prototype: it tells you the function name, the values it returns, and the arguments i...
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sirmonko
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she's pictured using the same sophisticated programming technique as me, called drunk coding
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StrangeWill
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Read further down in the thread, I kind of misrepresented what I needed: I want it to default to the central repo, we're used to one-click check-ins with VSS, and if they default to their local repo they'll keep checking in to the local one only and never pushing it. I wouldn't mind those that _do_ know how to properl...
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TheTaoOfBill
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I don't understand why people hate g+ so much. It's such a relief from Facebook's clutter!
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StrangeWill
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I keep hearing Bazaar and Mercurial, they're definitely on my list of SCMs to deploy and test. >If you're using .NET, you're running Windows, That is generally where we run into issues with implementing git, terrible Windows support (for GUIs anyway).
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sgoguen
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> I'd sooner fix Javascript's speed, syntax issues You haven't reached into the guts of JavaScript if you think it's just speed + syntax: * Crappy type coercion ala PHP * Poor support for Sets, Maps (Don't tell me objects acceptable), and a host of other fundamental datastructures. * The with statement * Closure i...
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xLittleP
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Dennis Ritchie was an inventor. Steve Jobs was an innovator. Slight difference. Saying Jobs contributed to computing is not entirely correct. Ritchie contributed to computing. Jobs contributed to the computer industry. Big difference there.
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indigoparadox
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If you're writing C++, shouldn't you be using new/delete instead of malloc()/calloc()/etc?
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thenuge26
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Both OSX and IOS are built on a BSD base, which is Unix. They use Objective C, which is (of course) derived from C. All of your netgear, linksys, and many others all run linux. Most heavy-duty switches, routers, firewalls, etc. run linux with a proprietary software stack on top. This is not rocket surgery.
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kamatsu
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> Because obviously it is impossible to write software without generics, nobody ever built any real systems with C anyway. /s Obviously it is impossible to write software without Functions. Nobody ever built any real systems in COBOL anyway /s > You can write systems without generics just fine, the only questio...
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xLittleP
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This should be the top comment.
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Hypersapien
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I just tried posting [this](http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XHosLhPEN3k), but it got caught in the spam filter or something.
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MatrixFrog
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Mac OSX is built on top of Unix. As for iOS, I'm not sure, but it certainly must use C somewhere internally, and must have a somewhat Unix-like architecture, if nothing else.
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kamatsu
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God, no. And I want everyone who does want to feel like that to go away and leave me alone! Programming is a job, a hobby, an obsession for some, not a lifestyle. I hope for these `rockstars' own sake that they pull their head out of their ass and realise that they are rehashing decades old ideas with misplaced enthusi...
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WinterAyars
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Yes, yes. One is Canonical or something. Don't care.
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mikbe
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That's because it's not meant to. CoffeeScript is, in my opinion, meant to make writing Javascript quicker and is much easier to read which leads to better maintainability. It also adds some really handy syntactic sugar like simplifying array comprehension. And finally it also appeals to my aesthetic sensibilities...
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Awesome. I think I'll use this now instead of going to the Reddit home page.
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kamatsu
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I really don't think that's an "awesome" interface. To me, to be frank, it's nigh on unusable.
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day_cq
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no, what the fuck? I doubt users would care if iPhone used OS X, IOS, BSD, BeOS, whatever.... Of course everything started with Dennis when he came up with model of computation, logic, human mind, evolution.. and when he created the universe and spaces and time.
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xLittleP
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This is a little off topic, but can we go back to the traditional convention of saying that someone has "passed away"? Browsing the internet and seeing a statement like, "Dennis Ritchie has died." Is an abrubt, morbid statement to come across, and I feel that takes away from the significance of the event.
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joseph177
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Hmm, could someone help me with a (simple?) problem? I want to match against text in [square braces] but always ignore escaped ones \\[like this\\], but this is okay [this one here \\[inner\\]]
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not programming.
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name_was_taken
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'Reviewing this list I think I can simplify the Rockstar concept into "just be a competent, industrious software developer".' The problem with that statement is that the list above it was only obvious to people who are already doing the list. Anyone who wants to -become- a rockstar programmer has to figure out the li...
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kamatsu
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>A language is a tool to tame the complexity of the problems we're solving. It should protect me from my fallibility (and more importantly the fallability of the jack-asses on my team). The more it can help me control things and prevent problems, the better. Good fences make good neighbors. This is basically the ph...
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not programming.
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A common theme in this discussion is that just because people are researching a particular subject it is somehow proof that it will eventually come to fruition. The fact that people are researching it means nothing. What is a fact, however, as clearly stated by the linked wikipedia article, is that "No such AI is kno...
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not programming.
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MiniTim
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Okay! I will look at what I can give as feedback. I'm pretty new to iOS dev too but have learned it from professionals.
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Xorlev
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The first thing I noticed was the immense number of spelling mistakes. "Why didn't they spellcheck this? Spellcheck is a common...oh right, 1996." Still, did the NYT have trained monkeys transcribe this article? Any good copyeditor should've caught all of these mistakes and more.
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bongwhacker
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QFQyib5ZQZY
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igouy
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> "Well, in that case you can hardly call any language innovative!" *There are* a bunch of language implementations that have some plausible claim to pioneering the [Virtual Machine](http://books.google.com/books?id=vIB-npHEbd4C&dq).
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Smalltalk was still around in 1996, and is today. It's my day job :)
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xLittleP
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Geez. While it's good to hear that everyone else's copy of K&R is tattered, too, I can't help but feel bad for how tattered mine is. It's been rained on, ran over with a car, left out in the yard for weeks, and used as a coffee mug coaster lord knows how many times. I should probably honor him by [picking up anoth...
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cr3ative
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This is potentially the least usable "version" of Reddit I have ever seen made.
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igouy
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> innovation (e.g. garbage collection, OO) and industrialization (Java) Lest we forget - Lisp, Smalltalk, ... were used commercially. Is it enough to point you to the [**IBM** Smalltalk webpage](http://www-01.ibm.com/software/awdtools/smalltalk/) ? ;-)
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thenuge26
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IIRC IOS is a stripped down version of the OSX kernel, so they are both Unix at heart. And all the apps for IOS are built in Objective C.
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Smallpaul
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> A common theme in this discussion is that just because people are researching a particular subject it is somehow proof that it will eventually come to fruition. No. I did not and nobody said that it would "eventually come to fruition." We said that there is nothing logically preventing it from coming to fruition....
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the_hoser
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Neat. Now, write a program that takes a set of strings and attempts to create a single expression that will match all of them as exclusively as reasonably possible, then I'll be impressed.
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checksinthemail
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Agreed. That misplaced enthusiasm goes away after the (nth - pick one) year of programming anyway. And I agree, the headphones over earplugs say "leave me the fuck alone, I'm coding"; it's not a spectator sport. *insert rockstar guitar^H^H^H^H^ keyboard solo here*
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thenuge26
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I know they won't care. I was just correcting you when you said: >I doubt that the public use C and UNIX daily as much as they use Apple products daily. Sorry if you took it the wrong way.
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metamatic
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One-command commit-with-checkin is one of the features of Bazaar that I really miss in Git.
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JMV290
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I had to remove the H&M app from my phone since it would randomly do this (at least they were H&M related ads). The Mahjong app I have also does this every time I close the app. I'm considering removing that too.
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regeneratingzombie
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Nice! I do want to use it at times for a quick glance. Does it support our account for the personally tailored frontpage yet?
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nascent
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No, I do not see. You designed your type as you did in C++. You used the same knowledge, as far as I can tell. As you already said, no one in C++ passes your polymorphic type around by value. As I've said, D does not allow a polymorphic value type. You have shown a difference in D from C++, you have not given an examp...
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Gotebe
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Erm... Whoosh? My post is about how Java is a an example of industrialization, which is same across industries. Just as saksida can "bash" computer industry about Java, somebody else can bash some (probably *any*)other industry. We could just as well be talking about Lisp and be saying the same (bar the sheer scale at...
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zeekar
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http://imgur.com/Q1mAf
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NotSeriousAtAll
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Every time I see a repost of this I read Denise Richards.
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MeProtozoan
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I'm not sure if reddit provides tailored frontpages as json, if so I can fix you a tailored Scrolldit.com. Anyone? In the meanwhile you can enter in the subreddit box multiple reddits you follow with the use of a + (example http://www.scrolldit.com/?r=pics+adviceanimals )
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fawker
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My thoughts [exactly](http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gZEdDMQZaCU).
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fysicks101
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It's a neat design, but if I were to ever use it on a consistent basis, it would need to change the color of the link for posts I've already viewed.
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jakobhans
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Thanks! If you can hit me an email on the contact link @ geojoy.me Really appreciate this!
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regeneratingzombie
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That query technique is good enough for my needs. Thanks.
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nilsimsa
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They took away are Ritchie!
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icbts
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Yes, I should have been more clear here - this particular list is too light on traits when it comes to the large scale project 'rockstar' developers, however in the context of smaller scale projects then those traits are important and desirable to learn from a more junior developers' point of view.
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icheishvili
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This is excellent. Despite what some others say on this thread, I would like you to know that I personally find it useful.
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_georgesim_
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> printf( "%s", post); FTFY
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bkanber
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reddpics.com is much more usable.
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[Link to the test.](http://nontroppo.org/timer/Hixie_DOM.html)
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ysangkok
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come to /r/coding, the rules here aren't followed
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Jengu
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C++11 can do this.
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axilmar
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The extra thought in D is this: "do I need a value type or a reference type?" In other words, when I design a type in D, I need to have foreknowledge on how the type is to be treated, i.e. by value or by reference, in order to declare it a struct or class.
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I know it's just a matter of opinion, but I don't get how anyone could call the interface "unusable", especially if they're a computer-savvy developer. To me it's like looking at a five-column newspaper. Busy? Yes. Confusing? No. Unusable? Hell no.
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masklinn
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It's very cool for wording fixes or simple typos. So is the inline editor: fixing a typo in the docs or readme? Just edit in place, takes all of 30s.
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MeProtozoan
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That's in the next release, expect it within 24 hours!
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It's possible that it was OCR'd from a hardcopy archive, and that's where the 'typos' come from.
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day_cq
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no, I love you. OM NOM NOM NOM
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qadm
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IMO, the OS should be able to account for this. It's just a fact of life that some people's vision is not as great as others' and some monitors' pixels are smaller than others'. In my experience, a lot of Windows software is just never tested with non-standard font size settings, which often results in the OS adjustin...
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an_eggman
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I don't know a lot about Smalltalk, but if I'm allowed to speculate (by which I mean wildly guess), I'd assume that Java brought things Smalltalk didn't have (in 1996 at least). Perhaps better GUI facilities? Or maybe it just rode the WWW-wave right past Smalltalk despite not being technically superior.
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_georgesim_
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My thoughts exactly. An awesome interface would let me gather as much information as possible with the least effort. The minimalism of reddit already does a very good job at that. This... this is an atrocity. It is bloated, dark, no upvotes/downvotes, categories, and other statistics either.
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dewski
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Who else started a "few" successful organizations like Steve Jobs did? You make it seem like 1 in 3 Americans has done what Steve did. Think about all the jobs, Jobs created (if you'll forgive the pun), computers, products, services, movies, he changed industries. Dennis started a programming language, he deserves a lo...
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monocasa
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Better yet, check out mullender.c on [here](http://www0.us.ioccc.org/years.html#1984). It only runs on a PDP-11 and equivalents, but you can get the gist of it.
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