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zhyla
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Most aren't too new but this was the first time I'd seen reference to the enumerate() generator. My loops just got one line shorter.
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c3pzi
t3_3ppe
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moozer
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It's nice to know how many visitors your site gets. To get you started I show you how to log statistics of all your visitors, in a simple way. The log will be saved in a text file.
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1143755551
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c3q1b
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1473822543
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t5_2fwo
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[deleted]
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I prefer while True: instead of While 1:
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1143755881
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c3q1p
t3_3ppe
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1473822543
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dmh2000
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"Languages To Learn Tired of C, C++, and Java? Try CLOS, Dylan, Eiffel, Objective C, Prolog, Smalltalk, or TOM. Each of these languages has different capabilities and a different "flavor." Try a small project at home using one or more of them. " I would suggest that these days, the languages to chose from wou...
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1143756317
False
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c3q1z
t3_3od1
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1473822543
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shaurz
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A nice trick I like is creating dictionaries with generators, e.g. d = dict((key, 0) for key in keys) instead of d = {} for key in keys: d[key] = 0
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1143759913
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c3q4n
t3_3ppe
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1473822545
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vagif
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>vim provides programmable interfaces for all these languages. There's principal difference between providing interfaces, and providing programming environment. Practically all editors provide interfaces, even MS Word. But only emacs is live programmable ENVIRONMENT.
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1143761076
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c3q56
t3_3nix
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t1_c3pro
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1473822545
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Topper1
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Me too. just seems better, because you're basically evaluating whether an object evaluates to True, which 1 does, but so does 2, 3 "1" etc.
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1143761972
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c3q5j
t3_3ppe
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1473822545
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tobyhutton
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You can write some quite fantastic apps using vim as your platform, it's just not as nice or easy as with emacs.
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1143767879
False
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c3q8a
t3_3nix
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1473822546
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bugninja
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So, as a web developer, I assume that I can send Eolas the bill for updating all my sites right? I sure as hell am not going to bill my clients for this, it isn't them asking for the change. We need a class action suit against Eolas now for all the time it will take developers to update websites, then maybe they'll...
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1143788803
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c3qhw
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1473822552
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fredrikj
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Normally this'd be too pedantic, but since the topic is efficiency: "while 1:" is faster. Try a loop with two statements in the body (a simple arithmetic operation and a break condition); the while 1: version should be about 40% faster. This happens because True is actually a variable, so the interpreter needs to look ...
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1143794249
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c3qk1
t3_3ppe
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1473822553
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msabramo
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Easy way to do multiple dispatch in Ruby
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1143796285
False
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c3ql3
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Andys
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Yep, this is normal. Lets see, what was I using 5 years ago? CGIs in Perl calling on an old version of a Postgres database that didn't even support columns bigger than 8kb. I'd be horrified to have to still use that stuff today. On the other hand, my knowledge of the HTTP protocol is just as useful today as it wa...
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1143797118
False
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c3qlu
t3_3nrd
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1473822553
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t5_2fwo
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Andys
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Thanks for the interesting tidbit. But it doesn't strike me as very "Ruby-esque". What would you use this for, and what about duck typing, how does this fit in with that?
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1143803378
False
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c3qo4
t3_3ql0
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1473822554
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brianmce
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Some of this has been superseded by 2.4. For instance the DSU example can be often done even more efficiently with the new key parameter. eg. to sort based on the second element of a tuple: items.sort(key=operator.itemgetter(1)) Similarly, efficiently sorting in reverse order can be done without the extra r...
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1143807694
False
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c3qpg
t3_3ppe
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1473822556
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oofoe
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The author right to mention the mention the bit about joining strings instead of concatenating them twice... I recently was able to cut the run time of another programmer's code from 10 minutes to thirty seconds by changing the plusses to list joins. It makes a HUGE difference.
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1143808639
False
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c3qpt
t3_3ppe
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1473822556
0
t5_2fwo
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summo0
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a nice one!
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1143809254
False
0
c3qq3
t3_3qn4
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1473822556
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toastspork
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Here's a hint. If you are going to write an article about great (free) fonts, *don't* include samples as images that you then *re-size* in the HTML. It makes them look crappy and aliased.
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1143812965
False
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c3qsb
t3_3qn4
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1473822557
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Rafe
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Does it? What's your browser?
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1143813393
False
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c3qsi
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summo0
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everythink looks OK for me
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1143817307
False
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c3qv7
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1473822558
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keithb
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don't know what toastpoks' using, but I'm here with Firefox 1.5 on WinXP and many of the fonts look pretty shabby. It'll be interesting to compare with Firefox and Safari on my Mac when I get home.
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1143820292
False
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c3qxh
t3_3qn4
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dhick
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I think you're right on with that idea. I've seen the same thing.
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1143820777
False
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c3qy0
t3_3pml
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1473822560
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rfisher
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Yeah, they look bad on my Win XP workstation here at work with LCD monitor in Firefox. Viewing the image itself (at its normal resolution) & it looks fine. MSIE doesn't show the problem, but—for some reason—it's ignoring the img tag width (because it specifies only width & not height?) &a...
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1143821445
False
0
c3qyi
t3_3qn4
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1473822560
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t5_2fwo
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It doesn't happen in Internet Explorer because IE doesn't understand the max-width CSS property. In other browsers (*edit: except those on a Mac*), what happens is that the shapes are jagged along the diagonals because the scaling algorithm is dumb. In Firefox, you can right-click an image and select "View Image" to se...
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1143821486
False
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c3qyl
t3_3qn4
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t5_2fwo
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msabramo
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Comparison of code generation tool CodeWorker with AutoGen, with examples
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1143823029
False
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c3r00
t3_3qzy
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1473822560
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Rafe
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"Other browsers" doesn't include Safari or Camino, which must already have bilinear interpolation. I guess they call something in Cocoa or Quartz to do it. Do the Windows libraries not have such a function?
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1143823112
False
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c3r05
t3_3qn4
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t1_c3qyl
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t5_2fwo
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[deleted]
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Oh sorry... I counted all the Windows and Linux browsers I could think of and assumed I was being sufficiently cross-platform. :) *Edit: Ignore this paragraph; see Rafe's reply.* You sounded uncertain, so I did some searching, and it looks like [Safari's image scaling is poor too](http://earthlingsoft.net/ssp/blog/2...
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1143824833
False
0
c3r1y
t3_3qn4
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t1_c3r05
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1473822561
2
t5_2fwo
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[deleted]
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Wow, you really mutilated [toast](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toast)[spork](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spork)'s username. :)
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1143825345
False
0
c3r2g
t3_3qn4
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t1_c3qxh
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1473822561
2
t5_2fwo
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[deleted]
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1143827099
False
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c3r3z
t3_3qn4
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t3_3qn4
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1473822563
2
t5_2fwo
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Rafe
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That article is from mid-2003, Safari's early days. Safari might still have been in public beta at that point. I think the problem it describes has long been fixed.
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1143827720
False
0
c3r4m
t3_3qn4
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t1_c3r1y
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1473822563
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t5_2fwo
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djwhitt
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Programming is backwards... if you compare it to the wrong fields. Compare programming to writing, and things line up a little better.
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1143831677
False
0
c3r7o
t3_3r28
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t3_3r28
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1473822564
2
t5_2fwo
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Baseline
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Wow... This looks like it might perfectly meet my needs. I've been wanting to have a nice replacement for the 'struct' module for years, and this looks phenomenal.
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1143831947
False
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c3r7u
t3_3qjz
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t3_3qjz
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1473822564
1
t5_2fwo
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EliGottlieb
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How DO you implement function pointers in Java?
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1143833780
False
0
c3r97
t3_3pck
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t1_c3pw3
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1473822565
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t5_2fwo
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[deleted]
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Just in time to demonstrate the fallacy of Paul Graham's assertion that software patents are never used.
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1143833966
False
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c3r9d
t3_3q4h
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t3_3q4h
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1473822565
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t5_2fwo
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RyanGWU82
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I've written a rejoinder to this article called "[How Do I Impress With My Code Sample?](http://www.ryanpark.org/2006/03/code-sample.html)" I'm interested to know what people *are* looking for in a code sample, and what *I* should be looking for if I receive code from prospective employees. I'd be interested to hear y...
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1143837008
False
0
c3rbr
t3_3r5p
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t3_3r5p
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1473822567
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t5_2fwo
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[deleted]
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Ad-whore. Seems inspired by the "dicks and assholes" rant from "Team America"
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1143837182
False
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c3rbw
t3_3qy8
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1473822567
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predditor
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Reminds me more of the comedian who said something like "everyone who drives faster than me is an asshole, and everyone who drives slower than me is a moron."
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1143837548
False
0
c3rcb
t3_3qy8
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t1_c3rbw
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1473822567
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t5_2fwo
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predditor
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*If you are a good, conscientious candidate, you have a nice suit* Stop right there, cowboy.
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1143837786
False
0
c3rci
t3_3r5p
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t3_3r5p
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1473822567
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t5_2fwo
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probablycorey
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Anyone that doesn't already follow these tips is most likely a lost cause.
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1143839894
False
0
c3rdi
t3_3r5p
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t3_3r5p
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1473822567
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t5_2fwo
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amichail
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I don't believe potential employers should just look at code samples. They should also watch you code "live" over weeks on a large open source project of your choosing. In this way, they will get a more accurate picture of what you would do on a daily basis if they hired you. I'm working on such a system (which ha...
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1143840207
False
0
c3rdk
t3_3r5p
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t3_3r5p
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1473822567
5
t5_2fwo
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mikepurvis
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I was thinking the same thing. On the other hand, I do consider PHP "apps" and PHP "quickies" to be very different beasts. I'm not going to bust out objects and XML and whatever, just to make a [quickie photo gallery](http://www.eng.uwaterloo.ca/~mjpurvis/pics/index.phps). Then again, I still separate processing fro...
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1143842359
False
0
c3ree
t3_3r5p
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null
t1_c3rdi
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1473822568
3
t5_2fwo
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josephgrossberg
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Yeah, that's overstating it. Fixed.
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1143842799
False
0
c3rej
t3_3r5p
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t1_c3rci
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1473822568
6
t5_2fwo
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josephgrossberg
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I wish our recruiters could glean this before passing along candidates.
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1143842823
False
0
c3rek
t3_3r5p
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t1_c3rdi
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1473822568
2
t5_2fwo
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[deleted]
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[deleted]
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1143843142
False
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c3reu
t3_3r5p
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t1_c3ree
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1473822568
1
t5_2fwo
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automatthew
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[Why's Camping](http://code.whytheluckystiff.net/camping/)
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1143843234
False
0
c3rev
t3_3r5p
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t1_c3ree
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1473822568
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t5_2fwo
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josephgrossberg
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I think that is a great idea, but very time-consuming and ambitious. Plus, there's the (pop) Heisenberg effect -- if someone's watching, you code differently. :)
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1143843493
False
0
c3rez
t3_3r5p
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t1_c3rdk
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1473822568
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t5_2fwo
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jdunck
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Wow. Which are you? Mark Pilgrim did a lot of great writing, and now uses ads to defray the cost of keeping the content up, even though he doesn't blog actively any more. Or would you like to pay his bandwidth bill, dear John?
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1143844548
False
0
c3rfi
t3_3qy8
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t1_c3rbw
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1473822568
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moe
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heh, "mendacious motherfucker" - the guy knows how to turn a phrase.
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1143845472
False
0
c3rfy
t3_3r5p
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t3_3r5p
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1473822568
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t5_2fwo
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amichail
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But this is something that takes place over a long period of time. Moreover, you may not know initially that the people watching are even potential employers. They could be anybody.
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1143846528
False
0
c3rgs
t3_3r5p
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t1_c3rez
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1473822568
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t5_2fwo
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predditor
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*If you are a good, conscientious candidate, you have clean clothes* Slow down, champ!
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1143846855
False
0
c3rh0
t3_3r5p
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t1_c3rej
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1473822570
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t5_2fwo
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True
MrRipVanWinkle
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It is all good now, my public reddit face.
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1314835226
False
0
c2gmvk3
t3_k07at
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t1_c2gmvk3
t1_c2gkk5a
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1427543914
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t5_2fwo
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True
nessaj
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So in about four or five generations most, if not all the protected surnames will become unprotected and will switch places the current common ones? Nice time-bomb prank your ancestors pulled, I like it.
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1314835245
False
0
c2gmvmt
t3_jzpo5
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t1_c2gmvmt
t1_c2gl5rn
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1427543915
1
t5_2fwo
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True
bloodwine
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The PHP and RoR hate is likely due to the same reason: they are so easy to use that there are a lot of bad, poorly coded projects out there written in both languages (yes, I know RoR is a framework and Ruby is the language, but for the sake of argument they are treated as the same in the public mindshare) I can't spea...
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1314835352
False
0
c2gmw32
t3_jzvwv
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t1_c2gmw32
t1_c2gknss
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1427543920
3
t5_2fwo
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null
True
MrRipVanWinkle
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For some who still know it by another name: this is Hudson, renamed.
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1314835383
False
0
c2gmw7h
t3_jziok
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t1_c2gmw7h
t3_jziok
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1427543922
1
t5_2fwo
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null
True
obeythehypnotoad
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Yeah, yeah, nice examples about tackling locale issues with Collate. Maybe I missed it, but I didn't see any suggestion that sort actually be modified.
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1314835678
False
0
c2gmxic
t3_k0jua
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t1_c2gmxic
t1_c2gmjqv
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1427543940
0
t5_2fwo
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null
True
chronoBG
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Yep, sprockets makes real non-nightmarish js/coffeescript development viable.
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1314836110
False
0
c2gmzci
t3_jzvwv
null
t1_c2gmzci
t1_c2gggw9
null
1427543964
1
t5_2fwo
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null
True
chronoBG
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Well, it IS a new version...
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1314836188
False
0
c2gmzop
t3_jzvwv
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t1_c2gmzop
t1_c2gj5g6
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1427543968
3
t5_2fwo
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True
Jacqula
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Thanks for the article. Also, when asking for a surname, when a two-lettered surname is used, don't say 'error' something is wrong, there should be at least 3 characters in the surname field.
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1314836192
False
0
c2gmzpg
t3_jzpo5
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t1_c2gmzpg
t3_jzpo5
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1427543968
2
t5_2fwo
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True
YuleTideCamel
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In an ideal world that shouldn't matter since the IEnumerable should be raw data and completely disconnected from the database at that point.
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1314836355
False
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c2gn0f8
t3_k0j2t
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t1_c2gn0f8
t1_c2gmoca
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1427543978
1
t5_2fwo
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True
hagbard2323
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Can someone elaborate the utility of this application? Much appreciated
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1314836460
False
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c2gn0uz
t3_k0q6s
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t1_c2gn0uz
t3_k0q6s
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1427543984
4
t5_2fwo
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True
YuleTideCamel
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I agree with the sentiments of the article. The one point of contention is that in all cases you should never expose an IQueryable beyond a repository. While I understand the importance of terminating at the repository level and exposing an IList as much as possible, there are casese where you want to punch a whole thr...
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1314836512
False
0
c2gn13f
t3_k0j2t
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t1_c2gn13f
t3_k0j2t
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1428195817
1
t5_2fwo
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True
PBAsydney
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Or zip codes that demand five numbers. We use 3 number postal codes in Iceland.
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1314836659
False
0
c2gn1pu
t3_jzpo5
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t1_c2gn1pu
t1_c2gg9om
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1427543995
1
t5_2fwo
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True
tasteface
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Just in case you didn't realize it, you're getting downvoted because you're racist. Just wanted you to know. That's all.
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Brillegeit
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> And it was not 200.000 people with those surnames, but 200.000 different surnames. Which is exactly what my post says. :)
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theoldboy
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TLDR; Using incorrect sort comparison function produces incorrect sort results.
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This sounds like an opportunity for a new webservice API. Give it a name, and it calculates and derives what it thinks the person would like to be called as.
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That depends entirely on your target market. "wrong" is very, very audience dependent.
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PBAsydney
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Alveg sammála.
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cogman10
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I disagree. The test, in its simplest form, can be administered with 2 people and a computer. If the person acting as judge can reliably determine which messages come from the computer, voila, you have failed the test. The whole process can be done in less than an hour. I have automated tests that take much longer th...
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albertzeyer
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It is basically the same as FScript Anywhere but for Python. By injecting a Python terminal into a running application, you can script the application. There are several Cocoa bridges which can be used for that (MacOSX also provides one by default). See the example which is doing that. But that are not the only thing...
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userd
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If it's a Hong Kong feature, then it is still wrong for Yao Ming. The whole article is about how different places have different traditions.
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PBAsydney
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Not really, some families just decided to pick those up back in the day, the most common to my knowledge is Blöndal.
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frezik
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Perl's sort() doesn't need to be modified, because it isn't broken. One of its comparison operators, 'cmp', is broken, but I'm guessing it has to remain as it is for backward compatibility reasons. Either that or it's been overlooked through some major Unicode improvements in Perl thus far.
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PBAsydney
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Sigurrós is actually a legal female name.
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Kensin
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Honestly, this really is the kind of thing I would have expected perl to do better in than other languages.
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alecco
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Very surprising. This looks suicidal for App Engine. Amazon gives much better pricing for equivalent services. And also they actually have good user support.
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gwynjudd
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So are you saying Nguyen of your friends have a different name?
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xardox
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People who can spell his name, and know him and his work.
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Pxtl
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That didn't last very long. Frankly, I never understood why he commanded so much respect - Java 1.0 isn't anybody's favorite language.
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xardox
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...And except for that guy Bill Joy who kept trying to get him to dump Emacs for VI.
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wdr1
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I think in her mind she did. If I remember correctly the original wording was something like "That won't work." We assumed it was for *technical* reasons, not cultural.
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vsymm
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I'll save people the misery of skimming this garbage with a quick summary. * You have to iterate over an IQueryable before it fetches results. Yes, this was the *first point*, and no, there was no need for it to be said. * If you write a fucking braindead query, performance issues may occur. No shit sherlock. * ...
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celiomsj
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I hate how so many websites and softwares can't handle a simple accent in your name. I wonder the frustration people get with the more complex issues.
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wdr1
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It was pretty intense, particularly given the way Olympic tickets are sold. We actually set some internal records that day. One image I'll never forget was trying to find the box office at Beijing National Stadium (aka the Bird's Nest) the night before the final round of onsale tickets. When I arrived at 5 or 6pm,...
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ChaosMotor
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Joran Van Der Sloot.
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010101010101
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Get the text layout to be sensible no matter what size my browser is set to display text.
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repsilat
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[Reaction](http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2947477) from users on HN: > Our app (python runtime) is going from about $9 a month to projected $270 a month, almost entirely due to frontend instance hours... > Oh shit, and the $270 a month is *with* the 50% discount... > So come winter, I'm looking at >...
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shevegen
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My hero!!!
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alecco
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I just deleted my only remaining app, it was just a leftover since I played with App Engine, but just in case.
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dawnerd
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And that folks is why locking yourself into one hosting provider is a bad idea. Gotta be careful with amazon too. Make sure you have a way out if needed.
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mr_chromatic
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The modules mentioned are in the Perl 5 core.
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rspeer
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Extra bonus level: I've known, or known of, a few people who have a single word as their full name. The most famous one would be Prof. [Arvind](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arvind_(computer_scientist\)). These names generally arise from non-American cultures, of course, but not all. I'm probably mangling this story, b...
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What the fuck is this, Jeopardy? I'll take "Who gives a shit" for $300, Alex.
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Gargilius
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Reminds me of many a fun time I had with local (US) administrations and such... what drives me nuts, is when people take upon themselves to modify my name because it doesn't fit in whatever form they are using, so even if you made sure that things were initially input right, you never know what happens downstream. ...
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uhhhclem
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Sabu, Miou-Miou, and Raimu are some other examples. Also Silk, Horn, Hyacinth, Nettle, Blood, Musk, Remora, Lemur, Loris, Tarsier, Potto, and Pike, but their computer systems were a good deal smarter than ours.
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novagenesis
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I think ORM+AJAX can be a very bad idea, yes... However, I don't suspect the same with HTML. What I learned from writing a caching system for the rarely changing data in my app was that many relevant rows of data are necessary in post-rendering or unrelated lookup for even my POST requests. And to be honest, the very...
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**BREAKING: MAN GETS ANOTHER JOB!**
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Java (the language, at least) isn't the thing Gosling commands respect for, except maybe among ignorant Java programmers.
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flyingfirefox
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http://imgur.com/KDfpO
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Meh. We told them using GAE was just plain retarded in the long run. They didn't want to listen to us.
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mycall
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I wonder if they use KERMIT protocol.
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