I was at the Berlin office on Friday meeting our trainer (Daniel Elstner) and two new trainees: David King and Michael Hasselmann (not Mathias). They should all blog more, at least when they start in January.
I am very positive about these guys. I stressed how we want them to develop good habits based on empathic [...]
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Silliness. - Abstruse Goose » How to Teach Yourself Programming
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gdb + python to show contents of C++ types properly. - UsabilityProject/HIG/ThreeZero - GNOME Live!
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It looks like Ubuntu's new theme will need this. - Qt Labs Blogs » String Theory
QString is quite awful. The API creates necessary confusion about encodings, as if developers weren't confused enough already. The implementation does wasteful encoding conversions, and it's behaviour can be changed (broken) globally at runtime, meaning that developers have to do extra stuff to protected against that. The API should be fixed. - Re: Reboot: Strategic goals for GNOME
"We need to put some reality check in place on what is getting out to the press. Everything in Seth's posts are just ideas. They aren't Gnome 3.0."
"we, publicly, *cannot* promise anything as radical as proposed by Seth".