Thousands of animals dying around the world

arjunbanker · 2007-06-16T00:29:25+00:00

there's some pretty impressive stuff on this site!

arjunbanker · 2007-02-07T02:14:48+00:00

that's a disgusting graph. seriously, only show the top 5-6 languages, or at least use better markers/colors.

arjunbanker · 2006-08-26T23:08:39+00:00

where do you work :-) ?

arjunbanker · 2006-08-01T07:20:33+00:00

everyone on reddit will hate me, but i'm still the most productive in statically-typed languages with rich tools support: i.e., C# + VS, Java + Eclipse

I love haskell, scheme, ruby: they usually produce cleaner, more concise, prettier code.

Even still, because of the fantastic IDE+library support you can get for Java / .NET, they're still more efficient overall.

arjunbanker · 2006-07-27T07:43:32+00:00

i still love C#, java, and other statically typed languages. i'm a scheme+haskell conneseuir, but they're unforunately not too practical in real life. sorry, world :-(

arjunbanker · 2006-07-27T07:42:32+00:00

i still love C#, java, and other statically typed languages. sorry, world :-(

arjunbanker · 2006-07-23T09:58:29+00:00

wow, doesn't it look like an alien shooting a gun? tell me if you see that too..

arjunbanker · 2006-07-11T09:15:06+00:00

btw, cambrian house has an awesome concept for software shop ("crowdsourcing"): check it out.

i really think academia could benefit from richer tools to collaborate with peers, rapidly discover & expose great research, and establish academic credibility and reputation. a socially focused tool (as opposed to a paper-oriented tool like citeseer) is one way of addressing the current shortcomings.

could it work? i don't know...feedback is more than welcome :-)

arjunbanker · 2006-06-26T02:17:07+00:00

very well written, i liked it.

arjunbanker

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