wseymour

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by wseymour 3y ago
Piling in on the UKC reunion. Studied Computer Systems Engineering from 2003 - 2007. Always looked forward to Winston Waller's lectures, which typically involved regailing us of control systems he built for various breweries.
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by wseymour 6y ago
You could argue that anything man-made is "chimp-derived".
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by wseymour 6y ago
I'm looking forward to playing with this. Coming from a C-style language background, I've always found the syntax of languages such as Haskell and ML to be alien, to the point that I can't get my head into learning one of the
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by wseymour 14y ago
By destroying the mind, they're killing themselves at the root. Let them get on with it.
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by wseymour 14y ago
"We are on strike, we, the men of the mind."
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by wseymour 14y ago
What difference between end-users and ISPs means that one party may have freedom but the other may not?
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by wseymour 14y ago
Oh Woz, you're so confused. You want the Internet to stay unregulated, yet are in favour of Net Neutrality?
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by wseymour 14y ago
Wow, I've been looking for something like this for a while now, and this is _really_ impressive. Good work!
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by wseymour 14y ago
"I can't prove it through fact, but I feel it to be true."
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by wseymour 14y ago
Both men applied their intellect to substantially improve the standard of living for the rest of mankind.
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by wseymour 14y ago
I think that Lithium (www.lithify.me) would be really great to mention under the 'popular frameworks' section.
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by wseymour 14y ago
> Instead of pressing criminal charges, they were rewarded by the Government. I think it would be more appropriate to direct your anger toward the government in equal or greater measure, instead.
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by wseymour 14y ago
Very impressive - especially your from-memory reconstruction of Walthamstow Central. Pretty accurate!
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by wseymour 14y ago
Fantastic work. I've been toying with a CMS backed by a Git repository on-and-off for a while, and this sets a great precedent. Very impressed by the way you've pushed all of the interesting bits to the client side.
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by wseymour 14y ago
You can find me on Twitter - @woogoose - let's take it from there!
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by wseymour 14y ago
2689 votes at the time of writing. If everybody donated a dollar instead of a signature, there'd be an app available on another platform by now.
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by wseymour 14y ago
"I was looking for a framework that supported PHP 5.3" You didn't look hard enough - see Lithium http://lithify.me
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by wseymour 14y ago
Am I the only one who thinks PinFace is a better name?
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by wseymour 14y ago
tl;dr Because we live in a world where success is discouraged, and mediocrity is celebrated.
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by wseymour 15y ago
What, we're talking about PHP micro-frameworks and nobody's mentioned Lithium? www.lithify.me Your search for a modular and lightweight framework has come to an end.
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by wseymour 15y ago
I love the content of that presentation as well as the fact that the presenter was clearly as high as a kite.
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by wseymour 15y ago
How's about sum Accept headers up in there?
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by wseymour 15y ago
Upvote for teaching me about <C-R> to paste in insert mode.
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by wseymour 15y ago
This isn't about being 'selfish' or 'nice'. This is a question of thinking about the long term versus the short term. Everybody wants to 'finish first' - that is to act selfishly, and it's not a bad thing. It's just a matter of where you pl
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by wseymour 15y ago
+1. I should change that opening to "stop blogging and continue growing a pair."
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by wseymour 15y ago
Stop blogging and start growing a pair. Aside from the monumental error of judgement in developing on an unfamiliar database in 4 days with zero testing, the 'morals of the story' crack me up: "Do not accept responsibility for anything that