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Software Factories in September 2026(igoro.com)
2 points by c0ff 15d ago|0 comments
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by c0ff 1y ago
Augment Code is great on JetBrains
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by c0ff 10y ago
Of course there was scientific opposition to Galileo. Scientific ideas get hammered out through debate and disagreement. New ideas in science often take decades or even centuries to fully develop and reach broad acceptance. That is why it i
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by c0ff 10y ago
Plato and Aristotle developed principles of thinking about the world that laid foundation for science, mathematics, ethics, and other fields of study.
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by c0ff 10y ago
How many people alive today could come up with Dijkstra's shortest path algorithm when faced with a problem that calls for it? Probably hundreds of thousands, if not more. But, Dijkstra described the problem and its solution at a time
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How RAID-6 dual parity calculation works(igoro.com)
55 points by c0ff 12y ago|7 comments
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by c0ff 13y ago
The site isn't making any asynchronous requests, so there really is no "real time" aspect to this. If you look at the bottom of the page, it says "Showing the latest hot searches in All Regions". So, these are just
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by c0ff 14y ago
From the perspective of theoretical computer science, the interviewer was correct. I'll try to sketch out why. ------------------ 1. In the initial probing for the upper bound, there is no point to grow faster than 2x each time If we double
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by c0ff 14y ago
On the contrary, we overeat precisely because we listen to our bodies. Evolution tuned us to survive in a world where food is scarce and periods of starvation are frequent. In the rare occasion that you have excess food, you eat it and bu
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by c0ff 14y ago
That may be true of actors and directors. But for software? I can't imagine. Look at the presenter's experience: > Over a six month period, I lead the project to rewrite a top 100 website using a new software stack. Doing so, we used HA