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glroyal

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About glroyal

unfrozen caveman programmer

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    Comment #48608604

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    Comment #46974238

    Communities are not fungible, but they are also not permanent. Because humans are mobile, the community changes as people, institutions, infrastructure, and industries come and go …

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    Comment #46743803

    In other words, forking punishes poorly managed projects by depriving them of some fraction of their developers, users, and mindshare, and that's fascism?

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    Comment #46035195

    Let me get this straight: the author is angry that Disney didn't release a series of shitty Roger Rabbit sequels, prequels, and shared cinematic universe pictures with Pixar and Ma…

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    Comment #45386906

    BREAKING NEWS: the "Old Web" was far, far more than just blogs and feeds. It was full of bulletin boards and chat systems and listservs and other such "social" software artifacts i…

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    Comment #45003089

    The point of the refresh (which can be activated with a meta tag) is that JavaScript is disabled in the game's server-rendered mode, so AJAX/Comet is out of the question.

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    Comment #36655989

    Meta succeeded in cloning Twitter only because it picked up engineers who were let go after Musk acquired the company. Dead weight, albeit dead weight who understood how Twitter wo…

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    Comment #34677184

    You mean there are dating sites for people who have a killer app idea but can't program, in search of developers who will work for free until the app goes viral in return for a sma…

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    Comment #33213210

    In find it interesting that Wirth would accept needless complexity as jihad, and then put an object oriented programming language at the heart of his "back to basics" workstation O…

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    Comment #33190157

    Isn't that the real, unspoken purpose of a framework? To commoditize a critical (and formerly well compensated) skill for the purpose of outsourcing it to the country with the chea…

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    Comment #33189757

    I would add that frameworks: * promote helplessness by abstracting away fundamental but tedious tasks one ought to know how to do, * erode the capacity for innovation by making it …

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