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bisceglie

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About bisceglie

http://alexbisceglie.com

All opinions are my own.

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    Comment #19365575

    Zendesk | Software Engineers | San Francisco, CA | Full Time | ONSITE | https://www.zendesk.com/jobs/view/?job=a3c838ff-cf85-4701-ae... Email is one of the most critical communicat…

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    Comment #4696590

    DCell might be more advanced, but it's nowhere near ready for real-life application (1). 1. https://github.com/celluloid/dcell/commit/e3115f284084a78756...

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    Comment #1813348

    perhaps you confuse style with design?

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    Comment #1699734

    how would this method remove the slew of security vulnerabilities and other development issues? there's nothing wrong with green field dev. especially in this case. fairly sure sla…

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    Comment #1319036

    John did not make the 'impossible bit' possible, he discovered its inclusion in the spec and recognized whatever it was as impossible to implement.

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    Comment #1306495

    source: http://github.com/cinder/Cinder

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    Comment #1227378

    I've really enjoyed this series, even with the fear of it being left unfinished. Martin's characters remind me of the characters of Glen Cook's writing - also some kick-ass dark fa…

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    Comment #1113444

    tarball?

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    Comment #1072464

    name two?

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    Comment #945267

    the thing about this post that really irks me is that these re-tweet contests only contribute to the noise on twitter. pot/kettle...

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    Comment #914001

    i have no earthly idea what point this post is trying to convey. if it's a reactionary post to the anti-seo sentiments expressed by developers, it fails. is the future of SEO in us…

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    Comment #906497

    It'd be pretty interesting to do this today. Internet access would negate a lot of the benefits of hermitage, in some respects. But it's a super romantic ideal - and one I [and it …

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    Comment #905785

    i'm not so sure lutus could be called a luddite. oh, and this is 1976...

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    Comment #746883

    no, you are definitely not at fault for those things. however, you are at fault for re-contextualizing this particular comment thread. the original comment spoke of alternative int…

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    Comment #746420

    feel free to read through this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Straw_man and re-read my reply to jsonscripter's comment.

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    Comment #746257

    absolutely. and JAWS. oh wait, assistive tech. and accessibility don't fit into your [glib] analogy?

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    Comment #742636

    or avoid the reddit pain and keep an eye on freshmeat.net

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    Comment #708037

    check out ShiftSpace [ http://www.shiftspace.org ] super cool project for enabling an internet-wide dialogue/communication/modification-layer

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    Comment #706618

    zed's reaction[s]: http://twitter.com/zedshaw/status/2657767864 http://twitter.com/zedshaw/status/2657753053