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The funniest/saddest thing I've read this week is the simple phrase "Their toolchain is UCS-2...."
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Spoiler: AAPL is overpriced over three years, fair at five, and a bargain for 10 - 20. (As of FY 2010's figures... caveat emptor.)
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Doing a free cash flow intrinsic valuation of AAPL makes me realize how long it's been since I've doin serious algebra and statistics.
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Experts versus Novices: http://ur1.ca/864r8 !perl
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"Posting questions without defensive coding squanders a community resource of altruism and good will." http://ur1.ca/85qdi
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I'll never apologize for teaching novices to ask the compiler to help them write better code: http://ur1.ca/85la8 !perl
about 2 days ago from web-
@chromatic I totally didn't get it why people attacked Andrew there. He was speaking figuratively, not calling the OP an idiot whatsoever.
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Me neither, unless it was "I'll make fun of you if you have an error warnings could have caught." I didn't understand the post much anyhow.
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"It can sometimes be a slower process [to collaborate]... But it is always better for the community overall." http://ur1.ca/85l96 !perl
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The Values and Costs of Automation: http://ur1.ca/852lu !perl
about 3 days ago from web- Jose R Rodriguez repeated this.
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Values & Costs…Automating a task is only worthwhile when the benefit of automation outweighs the cost of doing so http://ur1.ca/852lu !perl
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"... you just live in it." http://ur1.ca/84k5f Another illuminating tidbit from http://bbc.in/wRnRrL #STW
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Exciting idea from Dr http://MaryKing.info: the global sharing of the expertise of #protest: http://bbc.in/wRnRrL #STW @BBCRadio4
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"If you know $magicUnicornLanguage, you can work with almost any $magicUnicornLanguage with little effort." Uh huh. http://ur1.ca/84cb1
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"Any software you write, ever, will have some degree of hidden complexity." http://ur1.ca/84bql
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Weird fact: the Modern !perl book has more reviews on Amazon.com than does the Camel.
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Upgrading users in place from SHA-1 to Bcrypt passwords was more work than I thought.
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Well, more precisely, a flag saying the old hashing method shouldn’t be used. No reason to keep the old hash itself.
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Oh, that makes sense! And yeah, that would require complexity/hacks, but logical solution
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Sure; when users log in successfully, rehash their incoming passwords and update them in place.
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Easy and Attractive Graphs with Chart::Clicker: http://ur1.ca/83p1b !perl
about 5 days ago from web- Steven Rosenberg and ralesk repeated this.
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Maybe I'm late to the party, but Chart::Clicker is good stuff. !perl
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Templating with Widgets, Not Primitives: http://ur1.ca/82u5y !perl
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I'm horrified and intrigued about "!perl Interview Questions You'll Most Likely Be Asked": http://ur1.ca/82lmh
about 6 days ago from web-
@chromatic This is why I ask candidates to write code for me. Anybody can memorize the wrong answers to the wrong questions.
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I wrote "my $num_points = @_;" at the start of a function, then changed it to "my $num_points = 0 + @_;" to avoid needing a comment. !perl
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Thank goodness for the least square fit.
about 8 days ago from web