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hallnoates
15y ago
I can't believe anyone is taking this seriously. This was the guy's strongest critic: http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=2... Regardless of their position on the matter, they are all attention whores.
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hallnoates
15y ago
To those that are -1'ing me- I think that PG appreciates dissenting opinion. If you are going to -1, at least provide a rebuttal. I just disagreed with him.
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hallnoates
15y ago
DropWizard, huh? I'd be really careful about anything that overly simplifies opening up CRUD functionality via REST. Be sure to spend some of that time you save looking into the security of your service. Easy generation of RESTful services
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hallnoates
15y ago
Very glad to see this! Bootstrap saves us a lot of time.
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hallnoates
15y ago
> I don't understand your logic here. PG is talking about abstracting the problem away from the developer - you think the future of CS is that we will no longer make things abstract?! I interpreted him as implying that writing code for
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hallnoates
15y ago
> dinosaur egg – make a search engine that all the hackers use. (top 10,000). don’t worry about doing something constraining in the short term, because if you don’t succeed in the short term there won’t be a long term Umm, search is jus
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hallnoates
15y ago
And the reason they didn't was that they evolved from typewriters that relied on a forward/backward spin to move up and down (except for the carriage return lever). We're lucky that the original terminals didn't have a scroll knob on the le
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15y ago
This feature of vi/vim along with not being able to save and quit as quickly as I can in emacs (ctrl-s ctrl-x, baby, none of that :q! shite) is the reason I use emacs. I totally respect those that use vim, but I'm not a freaking machine.