va_coder

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by va_coder 15y ago
It's trendy to knock TechCrunch down but you have to admit that's some good journalism.
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by va_coder 15y ago
I find little sympathy for the MS world. How about a port of IE to Linux so I can test websites with it? How about the ability to install multiple versions of IE on Windows? I could go on....
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by va_coder 15y ago
There's already an equivalent product on Android called ReadItLater. Moving along to other things...
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by va_coder 15y ago
Are Clojure shops experiencing this? One of the things that makes Clojure appealing to me is the lack of types and simplicity (IMO) of the language.
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by va_coder 15y ago
fail2ban is good for this as well
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by va_coder 15y ago
Mr. Ellison, you're the MS of databases. Don't rejoice too much.
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by va_coder 15y ago
>>"wow, we're so blessed to have these guys" Don't put words in my mouth. I asked a simple question.
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by va_coder 15y ago
Would this have happened to ATT under a different administration?
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by va_coder 15y ago
I find it ironic to see all the social media buttons on a page criticising social media.
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by va_coder 15y ago
It's irrational but this makes me lean towards their product instead of the Kindle Fire. Go B&N!
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by va_coder 15y ago
I don't understand your tedious deployment comment. I just type the following and bam, my app is updated: appcfg.py update . I don't understand the scaling comment either. How is it not scaling for you?
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by va_coder 15y ago
I love the tech specs and I want to support my local B&N, so I think I'm buying this one.
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by va_coder 15y ago
2.3 Gingerbread (modified)
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by va_coder 15y ago
Schemaless is awesome. Are you dba or a developer? If you're a developer like me schemaless is awesome because of it's flexibility. I focus less time on the how to do stuff and more time on the what stuff should we do. I've been using Hib
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by va_coder 15y ago
One fallacy in this article is the portrayal of the typical "regular programmer". The reality is that many regular programmers would pick something horrible but established in the enterprise like Java Struts or Oracle Web forms, not Rails,
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by va_coder 15y ago
At the risk of losing karma, I have to say you Apple fanboys are absolutely fascinating to me. I don't understand you at all.
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by va_coder 15y ago
40k people got comp sci degrees in 1985, and in 2009 that number has not changed! That's shocking.
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by va_coder 15y ago
Something marketed towards MBA's - not coders.
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by va_coder 15y ago
I slightly understand the push to move experienced coders into management. I have enjoyed coding but the biggest frustration has been the poor direction of management. Companies often don't know how and why technology should be used. The
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by va_coder 15y ago
Ctl-Shift-T is the start of my session, regardless of UI
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by va_coder 15y ago
Isn't that the Perl culture? As someone who has seen a lot of Perl code, I'm serious.
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by va_coder 15y ago
I hope you guys are working on a pro-privacy email service
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by va_coder 15y ago
Yea I did, but I don't take what Rich says as gospel. I think for myself, not just about code but how I allocate my time.
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by va_coder 15y ago
That's true. I'm just thinking my time might better be spent thinking about business ideas, and then trying those ideas out on Heroku. As opposed to learning about some technology that may make me a better programmer but may not really he
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by va_coder 15y ago
Great presentation, but it got me thinking. Am I wasting my time trying to get software just right? Is it worth my time to learn Clojure or Haskell, when I don't even know what I'll use it for? How many programmers do you know that are le
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by va_coder 15y ago
Thanks
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by va_coder 15y ago
What kind of graphics card do you have?
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by va_coder 15y ago
Does Ubuntu One still suck?
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by va_coder 15y ago
An OEM laptop with 8 hours of battery life please
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by va_coder 15y ago
Oracle's control over Java has seriously dampened my enthusiasm for it.

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