hzy

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Taste and Trend in Design (and Music)(medium.com)
3 points by hzy 13y ago|0 comments
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Bugfixing(haslehurst.net)
3 points by hzy 13y ago|0 comments
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by hzy 14y ago
When the established industry starts suing you, you know that they're starting to become scared of your disruption.
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by hzy 14y ago
I don't understand why you've linked to your companys' landing page, which doesn't have any association to your title.
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by hzy 14y ago
The contentless link and the spammy other comments here make me think this is someone gaming the system to get free advertising.
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Not Everyone Wants to Make Stuff(haslehurst.net)
2 points by hzy 14y ago|0 comments
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Australian customs reducing confidence in Silk Road in Australia(smh.com.au)
2 points by hzy 14y ago|0 comments
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by hzy 14y ago
justified alignment has a time and a place (newspapers), but for the most part I agree, the differing line lengths make keeping your place far easier.
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by hzy 14y ago
I don't know about your friend, but I'm happily using the latest version of Sparrow with no issues whatsoever, maybe he has some other unrelated problems...
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by hzy 14y ago
http://pin.net.au is approaching general release
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by hzy 14y ago
It's a single, unified place to host code with a known-to-be-good experience.
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by hzy 14y ago
Because it has near-zero barrier to entry. That doesn't speak highly of PHP as a language, just on how its deployment strategy is designed.
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Advertising in Planned Obsolescence(haslehurst.net)
3 points by hzy 14y ago|0 comments
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by hzy 14y ago
Of couse that's an over-simplification, de-normalisation certainly fits in after many other forms of optimisation.
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by hzy 14y ago
I think 3NF is a good starting point, then as I said in another comment, you start profiling to find where expensive queries are coming into play and hurting your performance, then denormalize those issues away.
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by hzy 14y ago
The 3A/3B course has very little regard for modern best practises, just what was relevant 15 years ago when the course was written.
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by hzy 14y ago
By 3NF most database schemas are good enough(tm), going further usually results in minor changes for large amounts of work.
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by hzy 14y ago
That's a process called de-normalisation, covered here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Denormalisation You should only consider doing that after thorough profiling showing your joins are causing the performance loss.
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by hzy 14y ago
I don't really see the benefits of this over the existing compiler. The changes sounds like they could be merged into the existing compiler as command line arguments with relative ease.
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by hzy 14y ago
I'm not sure if I can see the correlation between the story being told and the fact that the author is female. It seems to be briefly mentioned in the first and last paragraphs.
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by hzy 15y ago
all 6 drupal users can black their sites out now!
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by hzy 15y ago
I read this as "Github gives out CLI edition"
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by hzy 15y ago
As long as Ektar and Portra keep rolling onto store shelves I'll be happy.