herTTTz

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The Linux Load Average(logical.li)
5 points by herTTTz 7mo ago|0 comments
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The Emperor's New Clouds(logical.li)
4 points by herTTTz 2y ago|0 comments
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Microservices and the Ops / Dev Ratio(logical.li)
4 points by herTTTz 3y ago|0 comments
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Entropy in Engineering Processes(logical.li)
74 points by herTTTz 3y ago|17 comments
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by herTTTz 15y ago
Some opinions http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3052540
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by herTTTz 15y ago
While that we are touching on Feynman, I thought this bit was interesting (just 1:26 long) Richard Feynman on Computer Science - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lL4wg6ZAFIM&feature=relat... I believe he has a point, I don't know if ter
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by herTTTz 15y ago
As many of the sc2 players here might know, the guy who wrote this (day9) is one of the famous person in esports right now. He used to be a professional player of sc, but since sc2 appeared (2010) he dedicated to analyze the game, and has e
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by herTTTz 15y ago
Why github Linus? "[...] it was just the first one that came up when I googled for "git hosting". I've not tried any of the hosting places before, so it was a random choice." (I don't know how to link a comment in google+, it's in https://
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by herTTTz 15y ago
He does it a lot, even the other way around: "However, its not as simple as putting small amounts [...]" it's
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by herTTTz 15y ago
Pyflakes is awesome, I think you just changed the way I edit python files.
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by herTTTz 15y ago
It's not snobbery, it might have come out the wrong way (the word serious was a bad choice), but the idea still stands. It's completely fine to use different editors, as it is fine to keep developing web applications in php and not trying t
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by herTTTz 15y ago
Nice list, I particularly liked this one: "Flip a coin. Heads pick Vim, tails pick Emacs." That pretty much sums it up. Spending any time deciding between any of the two is just wasting your time, if you are serious about programming you wi
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by herTTTz 15y ago
I use YankRing ( http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=1234 ) which takes care of the problem of remembering yank history. Just map :YRShow to a key and you are good to go.