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Uber Engineering Blog(eng.uber.com)
2 points by DAddYE 11y ago|0 comments
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by DAddYE 11y ago
Are we talking about the sentence or your thoughts about reddit? Allegations? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buddy_Fletcher#Fund_bankruptcy
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[ANN] Clojure 1.7.0-RC2(groups.google.com)
6 points by DAddYE 11y ago|0 comments
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by DAddYE 11y ago
Chris is indeed an amazing and humble guy. I had the same opportunity to chat with him (by email) about this topic and he was so kind to answer all my questions (where he could).
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by DAddYE 11y ago
Thank you for sharing this. I always felt that Leinin is too much. I'm not a clojure dev in my day to day so setting things right on it was cucumbersome (especially with cljs).
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by DAddYE 11y ago
Without consider that at that point you're totally locked in. Anyways a very interesting article! Thanks (the author) for sharing it!
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by DAddYE 11y ago
I never had a chance to interact with him but I share the same feeling. I'm probably too an old fool but I really liked YUM.
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by DAddYE 11y ago
Finally!!!! Thanks for this!!! Just downloaded and purchased the pro!
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by DAddYE 11y ago
I really doubt that. I always had problem with godeps at the point that I hate it. Right now for example I have a giant repo with tons of dependencies and: godep: unable to detect version control system for code.google.com/ path
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by DAddYE 11y ago
This is the problem with most of the Go community: Blind. There are plenty of tools that works quite well: bundler, cargo (even with some young rough edges) and at some degrees npm. So there are tools and better ways to do it. It is just th
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Google's data templating language(github.com)
1 points by DAddYE 11y ago|0 comments
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Plan: Organize your life(getplan.co)
2 points by DAddYE 11y ago|2 comments
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by DAddYE 11y ago
As said by Aphyr this product is ideal in the ad-tech. Of course is misleading but good engs will test products to see if it fit their scenario without basing decision on marketing slides. Yes, ideally they should be more clear and I bet af
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by DAddYE 11y ago
Awesome read and still quite impressed by Aerospike.
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by DAddYE 11y ago
Few notes: * Impressive Dart * JRuby > MRI (I'd like to see JRuby 9k) * Padrino that offers basically everything that Rails does performs impressively well. [Shameless Plug]
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by DAddYE 11y ago
See: https://github.com/dom96/jester
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by DAddYE 11y ago
Congrats guys! Just a quick suggestion, try to do something server side instead to use `.blur` css class.
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by DAddYE 11y ago
I'm very happy to see this milestone, even tho I haven't used it recently I remember 2/3 years ago we tried it (adtech) for some heavy production workload. Even if we chosen another product (cassandra) I was literally surpris
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by DAddYE 12y ago
Similar story, ~10 years ago a friend's dad (a hunter) found this crow alone and starving (he was probably 1 month old). He gave it to me. I feed him for 1/2 months and instead to leave him in a cage I decided to let him living ou
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by DAddYE 12y ago
Usually the private sector comes first, I'm pretty sure in the next elections this will be a strong part of the agenda of any candidate.
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by DAddYE 12y ago
A good thing about America is that while the "politics" lag behind citizens and US companies try at least to solve partially the problem. I liked these bits: Google encrypted the backhaul communications between their data centers
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by DAddYE 12y ago
> I actually have a Github account. I have just not been active on it. I don't understand Github. If you truly want to dive into the open source you have to master the tools. Start from here: https://guides.github.com &g
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by DAddYE 12y ago
Hi, When I started I followed this: - Find something that you want to build, something real with a purpose This is important because having a goal: a real one, will make you more enthusiast and less likely to give up. My first real projects
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by DAddYE 12y ago
> I do what I can to make it possible for women to participate more equally on HN. I think it is a good start, one more thing I highly suggest is to partecipate more in the opensource. I know it is a bit OT. Trust me, there are men as yo
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by DAddYE 12y ago
I think the new Microsoft is becoming really cool. Now there is one step more to do. Windows, I would like to see something like the project Spartan, a Windows based on unix. I'm a dreamer I know but at this point I will not be surpris
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by DAddYE 12y ago
Because when you deal with complex code react make it easier to read and as said in the talk more confident when making changes. On a large codebase we all know that you have to be a good JS dev to keep it well organized well readable etc.
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by DAddYE 12y ago
I think this can be really amazing as is react js now. -- I had to build a simple at first but very complex under the hood. I wrote that app in a weekend with react and was a ton fun and most important worked well since day one. I have bee
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by DAddYE 12y ago
Depends on how you use Kafka, but yes overall you can.
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by DAddYE 12y ago
> Readability counts. Oh yeah: `01200602150405`
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by DAddYE 12y ago
Nah, parsing a date is a thing that you do usually (depends on your job) like 1 every 2/3 months at best. Every time I have to pick up the docs because Is day the 1st or month the 1st? Ms and Ns which number? Timezone? I think that the

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