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pete23
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Comment #23219087
I like the nipple rubbing!
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Comment #19770159
“I am a transhumanist because I do not have enough hubris not to try to kill God.” This essay is excellent - gets a little bogged down in rubbing your nose in enough examples, but …
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Comment #19194665
I’d like a Postgres bake off. Playing against Spark on a 24Gb dataset seems silly, too.
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Comment #19018451
I’d go for Moloch rather than Hanlon. This kind of zero-value race for the bottom feeders is too wasteful and tragic.
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Comment #18932798
I’ve upvoted this, but want to underline that this book is truly excellent.
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Comment #18932790
Delegate ruthlessly. Get a 2IC/COO to deal with running operations, concentrate on strategy, people, ensuring your organisation is the right shape, value add.
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Comment #16769108
I can’t believe Github’s renderer fails on ^M.
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Comment #15478407
I "won"! I now feel very very sad.
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Comment #14717057
Source code escrow is standard for this sort of vendor contract.
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Comment #11798043
And then the viva64 "book" is basically a list of open source projects with bugs in spotted by Karpov's pet static analyser. Very little of excitement to see here, just a grab bag …
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Comment #10345133
Static typing in Java does not give enough information to optimise because of polymorphism. The JIT can observe runtime behaviour and inline method calls at monomorphic sites. http…
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Comment #10305759
Om / ClojureScript ??? / Clojure (I need to check out the options here - REST is good for CRUD but Liberator scares me a bit) Datomic atop Postgres
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Comment #9479599
Euler addicts. Although some function decomposition of the problem would have been nice to see!
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Comment #9479588
As is yes, as was would sink without trace.
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Comment #9470633
This is brilliant. My kids at 7 and 5 loved it.