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| 2010/8/12-19 [Uncategorized] UID:53920 Activity:nil |
8/12 "Girl Born On 8/9/10 At 11:12"
http://www.csua.org/u/rcf (news.yahoo.com)
\_ Behold, she is the Messiah! |
| 2010/8/12-9/7 [Computer/SW/Languages] UID:53921 Activity:nil |
8/12 Judge Walker denies Stay. Prop 8 null and void from next Wednesday:
<DEAD>ecf.cand.uscourts.gov/cand/09cv2292<DEAD> |
| 2010/8/12-9/7 [Computer/SW/Languages/Perl] UID:53922 Activity:nil |
8/12 Ruby coders, do you mostly DIY your stuff or use the ruby libs out
there? How is their quality compared to other libs you have used
for other langs? Thx.
\_ I use Ruby for hobby stuff, etc. I use libraries for system stuff
(web access, process, etc.) but that's about it. Perl libraries are
much better/more complete. I assume because of the maturity and
size of the community.
\_ I've found the quality of ruby libs to be lower than perl, which
also often has quality issues. The plus side is reading the ruby
code to figure out wtf is going on is easier than reading perl, imo
\_ what do either of you think of python libs by comparison
(speaking of readability)?
\_ python is quite mature and the programmers that use it tend to
be much higher quality than ruby. ruby programmers, on average,
are just slightly above average php programmers, which isn't
a very good bar to begin with.
\_ I've looked around with some libraries, most of which give me
the feeling that you are right, from their code base, they
seem to have been made for "grab that low hanging fruit for
mindshare" - it's the dancing bear problem of software.
Mostly written by yeah college kids or highschoolers. Reminds
me of MySQL codebase. Which I guess is where most of these
people are from...
\_ dancing bear?
\_ You don't grade the bear on its routine, you are jus
amazed it dances at all. |
| 2010/8/12-9/7 [Finance/Investment] UID:53923 Activity:nil |
8/12 Holy crap. Feds will monitize the debt. Say goodbye to the dollar.
http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=newsarchive&sid=ajcLVDMwN5To
\_ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amero
\_ Would Canada and Mexico want to devalue their currency by
being associated with us?
\_ "This has all happened before, and it will happen again."
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wörgl#The_W.C3.B6rgl_Experiment
(Adoption of local currency with penalties to hoarders
stimulated job growth in a Depression)
\_ I for one welcome our new Chinese overlords!
\_ China has its own problems with its housing ponzi collapsing:
http://csua.org/u/rcz
\_ source is biased towards bad news. (not saying wrong,
just biased). Not sure how good of an indicator
Earnings to Sales price is for China since income there
is likely to be dramatically understated. Quickly
scanning, I didn't notice if there were rental to price
ratios. (Did you see any?). -crebbs
\_ Yawn, old news. Literally.
\_ I <3 how nobody comments on the documented solution to the
problem (the borgl experiment). |