buddy_nuggs

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   by buddy_nuggs 15y ago

   invaluable? I suppose the etymology may be that something invaluable is so important that any value ascribed to it still does not approximate its true worth.
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   by buddy_nuggs 15y ago

   I have been interested in learning Clojure for some time (spent many years as a Java dev, and intrigued by the chance to develop again on the JVM and learn a Lisp style language). This is a resource I have bookmarked as potentially helpful
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   by buddy_nuggs 15y ago

   Based on my reading of the article and raganwald's comment below, my understanding is he's blaming talented employees or entrepreneurs who choose to use their skills to create low-value (in societal terms, not monetary) products and service
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   by buddy_nuggs 15y ago

   My team was using Skype starting in late 2010. Around spring/summer 2011, we started noticing drastic deterioration of call quality and, more importantly, chat messages getting dropped (spinning gray circle graphic would persist next to the
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   by buddy_nuggs 15y ago

   Reddit also has shareholders, even though it is a private company. Fiduciary duty obligations apply to Reddit management as well. IMO, management at these companies would have a very strong argument that opposing SOPA in dramatic fashion wo