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Ask HN: Best book to learn about the JVM?
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9y ago
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9y ago
I was talking to someone recently that had worked there and they said the first step for integrating with any client is to convert their data into a proprietary format called PXML, which I assume is XML with the added feature of vendor lock
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10y ago
Is there any storage-related cost (i.e. retreival or egress cost) when you call this on a file stored on Google Cloud Storage?
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10y ago
As a frequent LA bus rider, I agree that the biggest problem is simply the infrequency of service. I can deal with the ride being bumpy, or sitting next to crazy people on occasion. Even the slowness and frequent stops don't bother m
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10y ago
For me it is doing big data processing that your average laptop cannot handle well. I have the top Core i7 and I see it as a challenge using it to the fullest. You can run the heaviest clunkiest IDE with ease. Also the flexibility and re
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10y ago
I have gone through several periods in my life where I have obsessively played video games, usually followed by me selling the console in disgust with myself and buying a new one ~1.5 years later. What has changed for me lately is building
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10y ago
When I was playing around with WSL a few months ago, I came across this emphatic caution from the devs to not modify any files in the Linux subsystem using Windows applications (aka anything with a GUI)[1]. Apparently it destroys file meta
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10y ago
I use it at work. I am also a relative novice programmer (~2 years exp) so take what I say with a grain of salt. Pros - Dependency management is so easy and portable. - I can write really concise code while keeping it readable (and dare I
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Ask HN: How to choose functional programming side projects?
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10y ago
Chuwi Hi10, it's a touchscreen Windows 10 tablet with 2 usb ports, HDMI out, 4GB ram, 64GB storage, 64-bit Windows. Currently on sale for $170. Unfortunately I dropped mine and broke the touchscreen but I still use it on my TV. http:
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11y ago
println(println("inception"))