sigh400

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by sigh400 13y ago
Yes and clearly they are not the same constraints. It's ridiculous to think this raises any sort of awareness to the real issues that poverty presents. It's trite and ignorant to think anything otherwise.
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by sigh400 13y ago
Constraints? You mean like not owning a car and the increased insurance premiums from living in a high risk area with no credit to speak of? Which is why it's complete and utter bullshit. You sleep in horribly shitty conditions, where
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by sigh400 15y ago
I am guilty as much as anyone of riding my hardware pretty hard and for far too long but you're just moving into silly mode. Case entry alone would make a prudent upgrade.
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by sigh400 16y ago
I can't speak of the biggest obstacles but Clojure was bound to the JVM pretty early (hence the j) -- I personally have no real interest in getting off the JVM so I have not followed it close at all. Bootstrapping would be the obvious answe
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by sigh400 16y ago
I think any real effort aside from the .Net one is waiting on Clojure-in-clojure to move forward.
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by sigh400 17y ago
"I'm really sorry you feel that way. Of course if you want your money back we have no problem refunding your 5 dollars." Wow, this comes across as bitter and nasty. How about: "I am really sorry you feel that way let us refund your money,"
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by sigh400 17y ago
It's next to impossible to hustle someone in poker regardless. You can only misrepresent your skill for a very short period of time before the losses become too great to overcome. In most cases you'll never be able to setup a huge bet to re
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by sigh400 17y ago
It's pure white for me. I thought it was NoScript but it appears to not be?
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Scala LiftOff -- Oct 2009(scalaliftoff.com)
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by sigh400 17y ago
He never said it should have used C++ vs Python but that good Python devs at the time were harder to find (vs C++/Java/C# in his example). This is something time can solve, however his point that picking a platform/language that is has a lo
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by sigh400 18y ago
I am with the school that the JVM will become primarily a host for other languages and that Java (the language) will move towards legacy status in the next few years. Clojure, Scala, Groovy, JRuby, JPython etc all are moving in interesting
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by sigh400 18y ago
Could you kindly elaborate as to the details of being "funded" in this situation? I am very interested in real numbers. (Obviously you may not be able to provide specifics, but even meta info would be nice, considering the product and the e
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by sigh400 18y ago
How old are you now? When I was 14 there were no certs -- I got a job in a local PC shop as a stock boy. I am convinced I worked for Korean gangsters now; However back then I thought it was a kick ass job (Since nobody I knew was working.)