jradakov

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   Nashville Is a Music Town with an IT Problem(southernalpha.com)

   2 points by jradakov 12y ago|0 comments
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   by jradakov 13y ago

   Is anyone else astonished that this drivel came from the respected Economist?
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   Three Barriers to Releasing Side Projects(jakeradakovich.com)

   1 points by jradakov 13y ago|0 comments
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   by jradakov 13y ago

   Good. Now I can use the "anti-authoritarian" card when I tell my boss to go crunch a biscuit.
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   My Most Productive Days as a Programmer(jakeradakovich.com)

   3 points by jradakov 13y ago|0 comments
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   by jradakov 13y ago

   I didn't like the tone of this article at all. I'll spare us all and put aside the causality vs. free will debate, but saying all of our actions are controllable is ridiculous. If trying like hell not to have to wake up early in the mornin
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   by jradakov 13y ago

   I think the guy was just being honest. I've never been in his situation before, as I subscribe to the notion of not leaving an opportunity until you have another sure fire opportunity (I know this isn't a popular outlook here), but I bet h
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   by jradakov 13y ago

   I took it to be more about nerds online. I haven't met too many people face to face that are even a tenth as rude as 90% of the people I see online. Of course, I arbitrarily picked those numbers. I'm going to point that out before I get f
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   by jradakov 13y ago

   I really like your breadth-first/depth-first analogy. I've never thought of it that way.
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    by jradakov 13y ago

    I don't like having comma first listings, but it makes it incredibly easy to comment out parts of a query. I find commenting out parts of a query essential when trying to debug really long, complex queries.
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    What’chu Talkin’ ‘Bout, Confucius?(jakeradakovich.com)

    2 points by jradakov 13y ago|1 comments
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    by jradakov 13y ago

    I agree (hence the post), but at least with open source we have access to the source code. I realize this doesn't replace documentation, but could you imagine using a closed source project with sh *y documentation?
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    by jradakov 13y ago

    I didn't realize an abbreviation already existed (RTFS) when I wrote the post. RTFS is probably better than RTFC.
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    by jradakov 13y ago

    Java is exactly what I'm using, and you are correct... it is a massive PITA to attach sources. Unfortunately, we're not using Maven but plan to in the future.
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    RTFC is the New RTFM(jakeradakovich.wordpress.com)

    33 points by jradakov 13y ago|47 comments
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    Did You Check the Log?(jakeradakovich.wordpress.com)

    5 points by jradakov 13y ago|0 comments
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    by jradakov 15y ago

    I wish I could upvote this 1000 times.
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    by jradakov 15y ago

    That's funny. There are many studies showing that vegetarians live longer, more healthy lives than omnivores.
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    by jradakov 15y ago

    I can see this being really cool. I'm interested to see where it goes.
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    by jradakov 15y ago

    So sad. This made me even more grateful for the life that I have. The transient nature of life is difficult to come to grips with. I wish Derek's family well.
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    by jradakov 15y ago

    Perfect! Well put.
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    by jradakov 15y ago

    Wow. It seems like this research hurt the feelings of some Facebook users. I see Facebook's utility, but I fail to care. The people I care about are already in my life - daily. I see no use in staying abreast of what people I otherwise wo