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I mean I'm all for it, in principle, but this is about as out of touch as it gets.

Me too. What's the correct pronunciation? "Ass-cinema"?

Yes. They're called non-adaptive traits or spandrels: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spandrel_(biology)

The deciding factor probably isn't technological but rather human. If you want to keep your teams to 5-10 people and you want to maintain autonomy for teams as you scale, you'll need to split up your monolith.

This is a really clever way to help people get an idea of what programming is all about.

Great work!

Thanks for pointing out the typo, I fixed it.

By academic correctness, I mean the formal definition in computer science, i.e. for an algorithm. More here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Correctness_(computer_science)

By this measure, it's hard to say any language is more or less "correct" than another.

I would be very interested as well.

Where's the Homeworld ship? Isn't it supposed to be ~25km?

800! w00t

Should mention this post is from 2009.

Agreed. Draft tackles versioning and editing in markdown very well. The incremental save feature makes all of this transparent to the writer.

I've been using a Microsoft Natural Ergonomic keyboard for a long time and it's relieved a lot of wrist pains I used to have. I'm a little tentative to switch to something without a palm rest and without being able to position my hands farther apart.

This looks pretty good, though. I've been looking for a new mechanical keyboard for a while but haven't found anything that quite fits yet. Would love to hear some reviews once this gets out there.

I like the idea but I still prefer using Github pages for my blog. Not to mention it's free.

Seems like it's still being built in Sproutcore, FWIW.

How would you rate Learndot based on that scale?