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MeProtozoan
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Strange, still bugged after reloading?
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MeProtozoan
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Mmmmm, don't I lose all the edge locations with varnish since I've to point www.scrolldit.com directly to an IP (instead of the CNAME trick)?
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dsaint
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>If you want to work with the web, learn JavaScript. If you don’t want to learn JavaScript, stay the hell away from the web. If you want to write for the web why would you write in Dart? I don't see the benefit of a middle man. I think he may be on to something with his intuition that Dart is for people that want t...
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nuxi
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Duff%27s_device
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przemo_li
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Ofcourse it will. But I does not change the fact that WinP7 is very, very SMALL market. Best you can do is to target other market and get WinP7 support as addon. Anyway, on WinP7 you get XNA3D with SM limited to 2.0. And shaders are premade.
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faustoc4
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Mainstream programming kids are starting to learn what a lambda is, XML is just a verbose s-expression; just to mention a few examples, Lisp has them both since 50 years ago
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sltkr
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This is quite a long blog post that can be summarized as: Lisp *isn't* great at text processing, but in many cases structured data is better than plain text anyway. Lisp *is* good at processing structured data as long as it's represented as (or easily convertible to/from) S-expressions.
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gregK
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I think it's good experience if you have never done. In fact I would say working in maintenance will make you a better programmer. Having paid my dues working in maintenance, it has definitely influenced the way I code. I try to be less clever and try to make the intent of my code obvious.
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apotheon
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> I heard little about it -- from the media, or even Apple fanatics. Strange, because I've been hearing/reading about it all over the damned place. Every tech pundit had to write about it at least once, it seems. > so personally offended by Jobs and Apple that he needs to write an entire blog post about it. Y...
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I guess as long as the languages are cleanly separated and everyone knows which parts are Groovy and which parts are Java and Scala. How does this fit into your build process? Does maven play nice with Scala? I know it does with Groovy.
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Groovy++? I was not aware that there was a different "flavor" of Groovy.
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xjsv
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Password?
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Ais3
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I'm not 100% sure, but shouldn't main return int?
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lurk-moar
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WTH is this and why is it in programming? BTW, please don't link directly to stolen code without a NSFW warning please.
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Amadiro
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I never claimed that DX would be any more feasible to use for photorealistic offline rendering than OpenGL. I think both would be very ill-suited, hence neither of them is used for that purpose by anybody.
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serpent
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> No, I don't! You do if you still stand behind what you wrote (and I'm paraphrasing): "This kind of knowledge isn't really useful in writing code" You wrote this to support the idea that the weaker programmer in that set of slides "new enough to be a functional C programmer" and "would produce the correct solu...
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another_brick
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Not if you declare it to return void. I used to always declare it like this, but other people didn't. Also, I haven't programmed in C in a while, so no idea if any of this is deprecated.
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pixpop
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Is it better to have not read Garvity's Rainbow, or to have not read Finnegan's Wake. I've not read either.. what should I do?
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diego_moita
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I suspect you are trying to say something you think is relevant, but don't have the slightest idea of what it can be. BTW, I am Brazilian, got malaria once and have an immense respect for Mr. Ritchie and also Mr. Gates.
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dreamer_
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What exactly do you expect? Tell us, and we'll tell you if it's possible and how :)
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tomleo
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anyone who says lisp/scheme is dead is stupid... I think wrapping your head around how lisp works makes you a better programmer. I also think using lisp as a way to store log data is very clever. However Yegge still seems very misinformed.
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Alexis_
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care to elaborate on that?
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terwilliger
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This is a UNIX article... I know this!
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novabyte
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epic debate?... o_O
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FlySwat
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I use a combination of Powershell and Cygwin hosted inside of a Console2 window. I find that I live in Console2 most often.
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ben010783
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Has Ken Thompson said anything about Ritchie's death?
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yogthos
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To be more specific, Lisp isn't any *worse* at text processing than other languages. You can [use regular expressions](http://clojuredocs.org/clojure_core/clojure.core/re-find) just as easily as you can in Ruby or Python. But when you do have structured data you see the real benefits people associate with the language.
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[deleted]
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Machine code?
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foldl
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What's wrong with it?
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c2ri1go
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jeeyoungk
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i'm going to laugh if this Kristoffer02 is the one who uploaded it to mediafire... -_-
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rif
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> Shorthand for what? int, char, const, struct, printf, getch, strcpy ...
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annoymind
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Is the "I've run out of Adjectives" a reference to [Java being called the Kingdom of Nouns](http://steve-yegge.blogspot.com/2006/03/execution-in-kingdom-of-nouns.html)?
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notfancy
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Exception handling with `setjmp()` and `longjmp()`. It makes C a much saner language.
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c2ri366
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> GLOBAL int INIT(x, 0); A compiler that adheres to the C standard automatically 0 fills all uninitialized global and static local variables. There is no need to create a macro to initialize globals to 0. Uninitialized globals themselves don't take up any additional space in the executable, their sizes are simp...
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c2ri385
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ReferentiallySeethru
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Depending on the architecture, won't the compiler do this anyway?
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washort
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Lisp is about as dead now as it's been for the past 50 years, really. It continues to influence more popular languages (look at the new features going into ECMAScript Harmony, for example).
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c2ri3xo
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snarfy
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Co-routines with setjmp and longjmp are fun too. Throw in a timer interrupt and you've got simple preemptive multithreading.
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grauenwolf
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I have to disagree. I have seen people write significant amounts of code over a period of weeks when a better answer was only a dozen lines or so. Bad programmers are so of the most energetic people I know. Their efforts just happen to be misdirected.
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grauenwolf
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If I were going to use XML as a log format I wouldn't do it that way. He made it significantly more verbose than necessary by using elements for simple values.
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pacman42
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Not if youre building a compiler!
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axxxman
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When you get used to mouse gestures, it's awesome.
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jared84lsu
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hear that? that's the joke flying over your head.
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00kyle00
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>But we wont kill Dart or Go ... really, please use it.
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grauenwolf
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The only great idea left in lisp is the one no one talks about, the ability to cleanly express object literals. Once you have that everything else that lisp offers is just a library call away.
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Lokonopa
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Thank you for that link. Dennis is actually an uncle of one of my Unix engineers. They've only met once, but he found out he passed while browsing Slashdot. I think he'll find this very touching.
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c2riag7
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remyroy
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This belongs in the /r/usability .
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bwbeer
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Create a Cons Cell Struct (two void pointers together) to create any kind of flexible data structure I need.
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c2ribf3
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yogthos
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I would argue that the greatness of Lisp comes from its syntax. Being very regular and consistent is what allows treating code and data interchangeably, and in turn to cleanly express object literals, and to have powerful macros, and to allow the editor to manipulate the code in fantastic ways. It also provides more ...
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ZMeson
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Windows 7 supports condition variables now. I think this is what people should start using in the future -- especially since C++11 will standardize the interface for condition variables.
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yogthos
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I feel the Unix quote is very applicable to Lisp: "Those who don't understand UNIX are condemned to reinvent it, poorly"
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kitd
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AIUI, it is based heavily around OSGi and they have paid a lot of attention to only loading those components & classes actually required, unlike previous monolithic versions.
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bwbeer
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That's more of a Lisp trick.
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Kristoffer02
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bacula BTW, NSFW
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KimJongIlSunglasses
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Upvote for Grandma Jones from Peoria and reply-all.
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ISV_Damocles
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Except, when those annotations are incorrect in some place, and actually mislead the developer, producing something even worse than just ``var``, since at least there you need to check and see how that variable is being used, instead of being lulled into a false sense of security. Dart as it currently stands may be ma...
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Very interesting. I'd like to see some speed comparisons at some point. I wonder if this change of direction will be seen throughout other IBM products.
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x86_64Ubuntu
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So many of these products I have never heard of. Google really needs to learn to increase product awareness.
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c2rie6u
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morth
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Ugh, that makes me sad. I use it a lot.
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yogthos
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In Lisp we refer to it as a standard practice rather than a trick :P
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c2rif9s
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appointment_at_1_am
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it is working fine now
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mikesamuel
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Tentative fix at revision 79. You can review it at http://code.google.com/p/owasp-java-html-sanitizer/source/diff?spec=svn79&r=79&format=side&path=/trunk/src/main/org/owasp/html/HtmlSanitizer.java&show=review
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baddox
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How is it a shorthand? That term is only ever used to describe a system for writing a human language faster than normally. There's a difference between dumbing things down for a non-technical audience, and just misleading them. If I didn't know what a programming language was, I would think that Ritchie invented a code...
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c2rigpg
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bonzinip
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Right, Code Search was obviously impossible to productize, but it was really good PR for programmers.
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c2rigqs
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sidcool1234
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Uh oh!!
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kisielk
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Two alternatives: [koders.com](http://koders.com) and [kurgle.org](http://opensearch.krugle.org) Unfortunately neither seems to be nearly as good or comprehensive as Google's solution. It's unfortunate they're shutting it down, I use it all the time.
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c2rihf1
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comment-dwim
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Code Search, Google labs, Maps flash API, Fast Flip, Google Desktop, Notebook, Pack, Health, Slide...
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c2rii4r
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comment-dwim
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At least those both are open source.
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ithika
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The headlines says maintenance, but the majority of the problem relates to being in-depth technical support, which doesn't involve writing anything new or interesting, but mostly telling people they configured it wrong...
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c2riiic
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Griffith
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First of all, I didn't say Opera would starve if they went Open-Source. I said most Open Source projects end because of lack of funding, which leads to a lack of interest from the programmers which leads to the project's death. I don't know of any Open-Source project with no direct funding that isn't dying, or is dead ...
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False
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c2riiu1
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Everything other than Gmail and standard search seems to get shut down eventually. It's becoming harder and harder to trust Google with anything.
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c2rijdh
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eaturbrainz
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And today I came up with a tiny little mutability-attribute relation that expands on BitC's mutability typing.... but with principal mutabilities, because I can handle subtyping. I really ought to just list out the various research ideas I've spun out of my "less than 100 users" and "just engineering" (thank you Profe...
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c2rikha
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Tetha
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Very much so. No tricks until you need to get that weird stuff working a lot faster. Then you gotta roll up your sleeves until the shirt is gone and pull out all the ugly tricks, like loop simplfications, memory alignments, preallocations, algorithmic optimizations, ....
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c2ril27
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washort
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The difference is that people that don't understand Lisp don't reinvent it, they invent something else (usually weird and annoying). For evidence, I present PHP.
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c2ril7o
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sclv
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Really, Microsoft? Really!?
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c2rilhu
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eabrek
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"Although a Selection Sort is among the easier of sorts to program, it tends to run more slowly than the Bubble Sort on large arrays of data." "A Bubble Sort is more difficult to program than the Selection Sort, but it tends to run faster and more efficiently with larger arrays of data." Nice
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c2rilji
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extern "C"
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c2rilol
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alecco
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I don't understand why Code Search isn't integrated to the main search engine.
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c2rilte
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mracidglee
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Yeah - you can build a product with those and your product won't suddenly fail in three months. Killing off these things that people actually use isn't evil, but if you have $42B, it's kind of lame.
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jeanlucpikachu
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Is this what they meant when they said Larry is a [wartime CEO](http://bhorowitz.com/2011/04/15/peacetime-ceowartime-ceo/)? Non-Google developers are acceptable collateral damage?
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c2rim4n
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XenonOfArcticus
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This is too bad. Code search is useful.
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algo_trader
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Yeah I was more upset about google labs, there is so much cool stuff on there. Google Notebook was pretty sweet as well. This kind of makes me think that the "cool" era of Google is over. They are now entering corporate phase, using words like "focus" more than "innovative."
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b4b
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Wonder when will they kill google+ code search was actually useful, google+ is a similar failure as buzz
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c2rinmf
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3f3nd1
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I agree with you. It is becoming a trust issue. Although I use stackoverflow exclusivly nowaddays, shutting down google labs, why? expensive webspace? The explanation failed in giving reasons.
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c2rinp9
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cunningjames
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Oh, no, not [Jaiku](http://www.jaiku.com/)!
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c2rio1m
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awaterma
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Really sad to hear about code search. Good work, that.
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c2rio2k
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Poddster
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You encode one language (english) in shorthand. You encode one langauge (english? machine code?) in C.
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c2rip8r
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I hope my eulogy refers to itself. Then spacetime warps and I come back alive.
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c2ripi0
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SuperGrade
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> Face it. Lisp is dead, Somebody go explain this to the guys who keep billing for Lispworks subscriptions.
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crusoe
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Code search builds such good will, and probably costs a pittance of their resources, shutting it down makes no sense.
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c2riqfk
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ropers
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Really? A *blinking* button, while I'm trying to read the fucking article? Fuck off. nytimes.com##LI#shareMenu > A.shareButton /elementhidinghelper
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c2riql7
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jmoiron
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Oauth1 is a horror show and has been largely replaced by Oauth2 which is simpler for developers and a nicer experience for users. Unfortunately, the python library to really go to for Oauth1 support (for both getting tokens and signing requests) is called [python-oauth2](https://github.com/simplegeo/python-oauth2). T...
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Pxtl
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Well, you have to think about the money side of this. Google is shoveling millions upon millions of dollars into products with no business-plan and no revenue. At some point these products have to be monetized or dumped. It's just a basic fact of life. After all, if they keep focusing on spinoffs instead of focusin...
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Thud
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Technically, it's true. But don't confuse that with Perl, which consists of groups of random symbols.
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c2riqw1
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dorfsmay
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No. His point is that Linux is **just** the kernel, he even likes to say that he does not care about the kernel, but the OS he is running is GNU, he'll even call it GNU/Linux sometimes.
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c2rir3u
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bobindashadows
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> This is quite a long blog post Steve Yegge.
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Pxtl
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This. So many of google's products are *terribly* integrated with each other. It's no wonder they implemented the much-maligned Buzz as a part of Gmail - secreting products and features away in the odd nooks and crannies of their system means that they're jsut wasted labour, and there's so much potential synergy lost...
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