acoliver

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by acoliver 11mo ago
pfth as if I'd use Gemini.
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by acoliver 11mo ago
side-eye "anyone can read the code" -- usually the first words of someone who writes unreadable code. perl -e'$_=q/dk|jk`%fdk%w`da%qm`%fja`/;s/./chr(ord($&)^5)/seg;print'
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by acoliver 11mo ago
Oh nice. Man I hate filling out all that stuff. And getting the LLM to do it without freestyling and hallucinating is a pain. Kinda wish it were an MCP so I can shove it in my CLI or maybe the hooks for git...
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R.I.P JavaBlogs (Atlassian shut down JavaBlogs)(reddit.com)
2 points by acoliver 13y ago|0 comments
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by acoliver 14y ago
Not exactly. It is my (the author)'s blog and frequently we stick extra content in there. Also the DISQUS comments on Infoworld are notoriously problematic.
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My Favorite Project: The Internet of Things in Real Life(osintegrators.com)
2 points by acoliver 14y ago|0 comments
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by acoliver 14y ago
First off, if you're writing granny's addressbook it doesn't matter what you use. RDBMS, NoSQL, filesystem, it will work, who cares. I assume that this is at scale. It is a perspective of bill rates I guess :-) Not many grannies hire me
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12 Industry Disaster Scenarios from Infoworld, one from us(osintegrators.com)
2 points by acoliver 14y ago|0 comments
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Example Written In JQuery,Titanium,Node.Js,MongoDB on CloudFoundry(osintegrators.com)
2 points by acoliver 14y ago|0 comments
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Will The Future Be Written Entirely In JavaScript?(osintegrators.com)
1 points by acoliver 14y ago|0 comments
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How To Freaking Deploy On major PaaS offerings(osintegrators.com)
1 points by acoliver 14y ago|0 comments
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Infoworld: Which Freaking PaaS Should I Use(osintegrators.com)
1 points by acoliver 14y ago|0 comments
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by acoliver 14y ago
I (the author) familiar with functional languages, have implemented a compiler for a small one and such. However, for every day applications that are non-algorithmic attempts to express them using functional constructs have often been a st