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@surya_s I've always believed people, process and automation are ascending rungs of superior ops. Thats the right direction.

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RT @debasishg, @justinsheehy, @nraychaudhuri Initial version of scala-webmachine. Port of Basho's webmachine to scala. http://github.com/nraycha...

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@sallamar the link still doesn't work (even when logged in) .. and can't even find the book using search .. can't yet download the new ver.

Sunday from Twitter - Comment - Like - Share

A mail from 2003 which explains why digest authentication and one way hash storage of passwords on servers wont work http://www.mail-archive.com/jdev@ja...

Thursday from Twitter - Comment - Like - Share

Theres simply no way to use a one way hash password stored in database with digest / 2 legged OAuth authentication. Is there ?

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LOL! RT @kohlerm, @yojibee "Be aware that not everyone shares your enthusiasm about RESTful APIs" http://geekandpoke.typepad.com/geekand... #geekandpoke

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#selflearning_for_the_day .. you're a complete dolt if you don't have all equality testing methods nailed down before writing test cases

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@arunsark I agree .. not sure if it would be my preferred choice .. but was an interesting reading nevertheless

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@codemonkeyism seems to me the interesting challenge here would be to retire and remove flags and flippers just as aggressively.

December 15 from Twitter - Comment - Like - Share

Flipping Out. Branchless development at Flickr. via @codemonkeyism - http://code.flickr.com/blog...

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@davetron5000 @psnively - imo main issue with dyn typ is not size, it can be managed. Refactoring is harder & Comprehensive test cases reqd.

December 14 from Twitter - Comment - Like - Share

@davetron5000 @psnively I'm afraid more often than not it more effectively shows how poor a programmer I am than how readable code I write

December 14 from Twitter - Comment - Like - Share

@davetron5000 @psnively I've always found that argument hard to buy. How is a 500KLOC project different than 10 * 50KLOC projects

December 14 from Twitter - Comment - Like - Share

@psnively python is so incredibly powerful (many other langs as well, Lisp even more so), one better start breaking down a project ..contd..

December 14 from Twitter - Comment - Like - Share

@psnively yet if todays experience with using tens of open source projects is any guide - that complexity is today being managed by division

December 14 from Twitter - Comment - Like - Share

@psnively I really really find it hard (nah! impossible) to imagine what it would take to have a 500KLOC Python codebase.

December 14 from Twitter - Comment - Like - Share

@psnively ..contd.. into multiple subprojects with clear APIs by the time one reaches the 10K mark. Any other way is self defeating.

December 14 from Twitter - Comment - Like - Share

@psnively thats a very fair statement .. but its readability = f(reader) is kinda tough to convince others of post a code review :)

December 14 from Twitter - Comment - Like - Share

@davetron5000 ROFL! /cc @psnively (re: wtf does ~ mean)

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@dhinchcliffe would it be fair to imagine this characterisation of WOA is a bit of a shift away from SOA (compared to earlier writings)?

December 14 from Twitter - Comment - Like - Share

@psnively One thing I confess I've not understood is your strong preference for type safety. I don't miss it a whole lot when writing python

December 14 from Twitter - Comment - Like - Share

@psnively though I don't intend that to start another debate which has been debated widely enough :) am just expressing a perspective

December 14 from Twitter - Comment - Like - Share

@psnively readibility:reader, saleability:buyer, robustness:user have the same relationship. imo true only given an atypical perspective.

December 14 from Twitter - Comment - Like - Share

@psnively Why so ? I can imagine it being quite useful when say building yahoo pipes kinda stuff. re: good scala not going that far

December 14 from Twitter - Comment - Like - Share

@KentBeck Interesting. I can think of a defect hunt somewhere along the lines of a treasure hunt. But can we do games for refactoring too ?

December 14 from Twitter - Comment - Like - Share

New blog post: Post conference recap : The 4th Indicthreads.com conference on Java Technology http://blog.dhananjaynene.com/2009...

December 14 from Twitter - Comment - Like - Share

Post conference recap : The 4th Indicthreads.com conference on Java Technology - http://blog.dhananjaynene.com/2009...

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Having mixed FP techniques with OO code for many months .. I shall never voluntarily use a language without FP capabilities. Ever.

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Code tutorial: make your application sync with Ubuntu One by @arstechnica - http://arstechnica.com/open-so...

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Interesting day. Earthquakes reported from Pakistan, New Zealand and Oklahoma. Pune just felt the second one within 4 hours. #now_not_sleepy

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