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lzimm

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About lzimm

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    In a nation run by swine, all pigs are upward-mobile and the rest of us are fucked until we can put our acts together: not necessarily to win, but mainly to keep from losing comple…

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    http://uproxx.com/filmdrunk/2014/12/the-13-most-infuriating-...

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    hey that's like the weird website i made for my internets a few years ago! http://www.lzimm.com

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    or, of course, there also exists the rebuttal that, uhh, there's no reason mailbox can't work with things that aren't gmail.....

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    I love that line dude -- "its not about the fucking paint."

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    Have a compelling story and show that you want to embrace UI as a core strategy driver

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    referring to wikileaks (the circle) as a "typical leaking website": isn't it the transparent thing to just say it like it is?

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    Totally agree. Since when did a work queue/thread pool thing become anything beyond intro to systems work? Furthermore, I don't know where everyone gets off saying erlang is so fas…

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    good point. on the other hand, however, perceived cost has always been more important than actual cost, and that's when it comes to absolutely anything, including UI.

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    "Lets take anything to do with behavioural conditioning and fundamental incentive structures and call them game mechanics, just so we have an excuse to make up something new and fo…

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    I've actually been thinking a lot about this kind of stuff lately. In fact, I think when you start to think about a person's email address as more than just "an address where you s…

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    wont that completely negate the value of the indices that lat/lon may/may not sit on and result in a complete tablescan?

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    Comment #1830973

    hmm, X10 is to Erlang what Scala is to Java?