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by utx00 16y ago
until enough producers move.
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by utx00 16y ago
can you motivate yourself to finish something small? say something that will take you one week? if nothing comes to mind, can you say wake up at 6am everyday for a week? or walk 2 miles everyday for a week? or cook for yourself, as best you
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by utx00 16y ago
pretty!
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by utx00 16y ago
thanks for your feedback. so far we're going with couch and haven't experienced this. the best part of course is that we can add items to documents on the fly whilst keeping the existing test data! this is major for us. we can go back to te
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by utx00 16y ago
what about couchdb?
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by utx00 16y ago
no, no es tarde. pero comienza ya. te recomendaria python o ruby son mas faciles, disponibles y los dos tienen amplas comunidades. suerte!
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by utx00 16y ago
so i tried it for a couple of days, and the speed was the thing that impressed me the most actually. the rest is not that dissimilar, but i didn't dislike it as much as i thought i would :) - our workflow assumes mq already so a git add is
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by utx00 16y ago
i guess i will have to try git to be sure, but i really don't see a difference here. usually if i'm going to try something drastic, i try it on a clone that i know i can throw away.
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by utx00 16y ago
the patches directory that mq uses can be put under hg control. i don't know about git reset, but everything you mentioned before can be done with mercurial (mq, histedit, ...)
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by utx00 17y ago
if you have topic branches in hg you can also strip them provided you didn't push them to a public repo.
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by utx00 17y ago
so if you track project state with branches (for say versions) and you need to apply 'new feature' to all this n branches, does that mean n merges for your team? not for ours. in all fairness, there is stacked git. go crazy.
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by utx00 17y ago
one wonders how this works then, if Hg branches are so sub-optimal: http://hg-git.github.com/ you can re-write history in mercurial too - with the same obvious implications for both. one thing that did go away with Hg was the need to merg
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by utx00 17y ago
one can do hte exact same thing with hg queues.
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by utx00 17y ago
go google. that does it, i just put an order for a google phone.
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by utx00 17y ago
first thing is to stop ruminating. even if your mind wants to. even if it feels like that is the best way out of this situation. so stop now. don't look for explanations, don't try to understand. that would make it worse. the answers are no
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by utx00 17y ago
all the kings men - warren the floating opera - barth
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by utx00 17y ago
unsubscribe
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by utx00 17y ago
why would he not be ok?!?! lets put this in perspective.
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by utx00 17y ago
dang! downvoted by a virgin.
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by utx00 17y ago
how could there be no women in SF? get ready for fun.
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by utx00 17y ago
retarded is too harsh :) however the same can be accomplished through macros in a way that is better integrated with the language (when debugging lombok generated code lombok tags are not of much use i would imagine, forcing one to understa
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by utx00 17y ago
you could do an in between: http://bret.appspot.com/entry/how-friendfeed-uses-mysql
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by utx00 17y ago
ha! who said you couldn't get your dinner recipe from HN. we're trying this tonight. thanks!
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by utx00 17y ago
or just use sexps ... and you are done.
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by utx00 17y ago
can you share which interview was this? want to tivo it.
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by utx00 17y ago
this comment reminded me of this: http://philip.greenspun.com/bboard/q-and-a-fetch-msg?msg_id=...
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by utx00 17y ago
it is definitely more verbose and uglier. but in practice it does not seem to be a problem. for instance, comparing to arc, if you had notfn for ~, and testify, you could write all as: (defun all (test seq) (funcall (notfn #'some) (
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by utx00 17y ago
in cl, you can use defsetf to almost do the same. as a matter of fact, taking a cue from arc, you can write a macro like: (defmacro deftable (name) `(progn (defparameter ,name (make-hash-table)) (defun ,name (k)
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by utx00 17y ago
right, but i'm guessing his (and mine) trouble handling that loop has more to do with loop that it does with us - at least that's what i tell myself so please be gentle
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by utx00 17y ago
talk about loop abuse: (flet ((make-random-move (rankf) (loop for place in places for rank = (funcall rankf place) collect (cons place rank) into ranks

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