ckolderup

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by ckolderup 3y ago
yeah, I'm a professional software developer in my day job and a lot of times the thing that stops me from getting anything done in my side projects is over-engineering or using the kinds of best practices that I have picked up over my
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by ckolderup 3y ago
hey, I'm the one who built this -- it's not actually compliant with most of the AP spec right now. I started the project as a way to learn about the protocol and I've still got a long way to go; so far I've just been in
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by ckolderup 14y ago
One of the things I think he's overlooking: Frequently the reason that people don't go the extra mile of giving talks or otherwise sharing their thoughts and experiences is that they think that they're not good enough or worth less than oth
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by ckolderup 14y ago
This is the boat I'm in. Everyone seems to be applying this exclusively to BUSINESS and DAY JOBS and MISSION-CRITICAL APPLICATIONS and CLIENTS and CUSTOMERS. Why not empower people to spend their leisure time or their artistic pursuits in a
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by ckolderup 14y ago
(makes you do it)
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by ckolderup 14y ago
I know a large number of librarians, some male and some female, and have had a discussion with most of them about the dearth of men in their profession. Most of them are concerned by it. So now we both have anecdotes, hooray!
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by ckolderup 15y ago
It's not about whether or not it was serious, it's about the repetition and legitimization of things that are being taken seriously by plenty of people and are a legitimate problem for the people who are disadvantaged as a result.
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Installing gems(mwunsch.tumblr.com)
7 points by ckolderup 15y ago|4 comments
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by ckolderup 15y ago
It was something I had discussed with some friends who were testing it, but the combination of "would require more work" (although not necessarily too much-- there are various mods based around "survival" concepts that I could theoretically
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by ckolderup 15y ago
I considered it, but to me part of the impact of the meaning of your "life" in the game being a "life" would mean that it would have to last long enough for you to carry out some meaningful work before you die of "natural causes" (i.e. a ti
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by ckolderup 15y ago
You're right. The project just ended up being underwhelming when we only got 3 players deep after a month or two of alpha testing. :P
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by ckolderup 15y ago
It's interesting that Rohrer played around with the idea of taking Chain World online-- when I heard about Chain World, the first bit of sacrilege that came to my mind was "well, why should this be restricted to a USB stick? There's no reas