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- The word is 'casuistry' : n. Specious or excessively subtle reasoning intended to rationalize or mislead.about 2 hours ago from TweetDeck
- Double-clicked on a word at nytimes.com in order to copy it for dictionary lookup. Little deal popped up with the definition right there.about 2 hours ago from TweetDeck
- Never take software advice from a bug tracking system salesman.about 4 hours ago from TweetDeck
- @detroitpro the accepted answer there is an incredibly ignorant position posited by someone who profits from software defectsabout 4 hours ago from TweetDeck in reply to detroitpro
- i am not entirely pleased to know this much about Tuple http://bit.ly/CDhgFabout 18 hours ago from TweetDeck
- 5 minutes until midnight and the rowdy hood boys are still asplodin their crackers. how am i supposed to get up at 4 to water my lawn?about 18 hours ago from TweetDeck
- after months of ignoring it, i finally set up my webcam today. ... so now what am i supposed to do with this thing?about 19 hours ago from TweetDeck
- regular ads still exist, i just choose not to issue requests for them.about 19 hours ago from TweetDeck
- ad-supported content still gets to me, but its highly relevant - very integrated into very useful content. for examples, see resharper.about 19 hours ago from TweetDeck
- adblock is about owning the requests your client makes.about 19 hours ago from TweetDeck
- i heard someone say flashblock was good as a replacement for adblock. malarkey. with adblock all flash is content so you don't need flshbkabout 19 hours ago from TweetDeck
- an afternoon in the austin suburbs. burgers, http://www.gosprinkles.com/, 'splosions. doesn't get much better than this.about 20 hours ago from TweetDeck
- have you heard of Otis, an object-to-object mapper for .NET? http://code.google.com/p/ot...about 20 hours ago from TweetDeck
- @rssvihla i am really interested in learning more about ioc in dynamic languages though. any resources you can point me to?10:37 AM Jul 4th from TweetDeck in reply to rssvihla
- @rssvihla the interface was the well-named field on the context, the impl was the function value.10:36 AM Jul 4th from TweetDeck in reply to rssvihla
- @rssvihla not really.. it was recursive though and a kicked off with one o' them self-executing anon functions so maybe.10:35 AM Jul 4th from TweetDeck in reply to rssvihla
- @rssvihla but i made it up and it was a small deal so who knows.10:34 AM Jul 4th from TweetDeck in reply to rssvihla
- @rssvihla easy to switch impls around at runtime or compile time or to add fields(behaviors). i had a test context, for example.10:33 AM Jul 4th from TweetDeck in reply to rssvihla
- @rssvihla i had this "function context" that had variables/fields for various system behaviors. the context got passed around everywhere.10:32 AM Jul 4th from TweetDeck in reply to rssvihla
- @rssvihla yep. so what language are you talking about, ruby? i did this in javascript.10:31 AM Jul 4th from TweetDeck in reply to rssvihla
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