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  1. @phaistonian That might explain why premature optimization is the root of all evil ;)
  2. would be nice if video search could filter out veoh clips
  3. @stevedekorte @zooko elegant way to explain the gist of Austrian economics: http://en.wikipedia.org/wik...
  4. @zooko ask gift econs how they track gifts and it starts to look a lot like money - money is just gift imbalance tracking
  5. Imagine a code editor like this... http://vimeo.com/7793336
  6. .@psnively Good link - Rothbard's http://mises.org/money.asp is also good and available free online.
  7. @zooko Austrian monetary theory makes the most sense to me as well. Prepare for a shock when you start reading about the central banks.
  8. Looks like the Lua binding for TokyoCabinet is missing cursors support too.
  9. Would be nice if TokyoTyrant's Lua extension had cursors support.
  10. 'design of fed assistance to A.I.G. was billions in tax money was funneled directly to A.I.G.'s counterparties' http://bit.ly/5pdd1N
  11. @bjoernknafla FWIW, I strongly considered making single argument only as anytime more args are past, it suggests bad OO design.
  12. @clarkgrubb better though, would be: object hasSlot("hello")
  13. @clarkgrubb respond_to(O, hello) will call the hello method - maybe you want to pass hello as a string and then use perform()?
  14. When calculating a language's terseness, don't forget to subtract the size of the manual.
  15. YES WE CAN: continue illegal wire tapping, two land wars in Asia, torture, illegal detainment and stealing from public to give to the banks
  16. Curious how programming is about automation, yet much of the programmer's workflow that could be automated isn't.
  17. @al3x The web, like everything else, has been turned into a religion and technologies are little more than denominations.
  18. @al3x Yup. We've been through this before when they were called "internet appliances".
  19. Are there more bots (programs pretending to be human) than there are humans?
  20. @kiranmaxweber It's easier to "work" on a company when working means buying. :)