TeeWEE

55 ms·

571.
by TeeWEE 13y ago
I believe this is possible. Just look at these autonomous drones doing stunts: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MvRTALJp8DM Delivering a packet is much easier than the stuff the are doing in this vid.
572.
by TeeWEE 13y ago
HTML5 is designed to run in a browser which is always on. Native development is designed so that the user can switch betweens apps easily, without having an app to be slow. Also with native you have access to the full device api such as sen
573.
by TeeWEE 13y ago
This guy is crazy. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_R3hxcgvOTw#t=144 I think he is in it for the thrill. Not usable at all, much to big, better to just have a smartphone in your pocket. Or an arduino with sensors on your sk
574.
by TeeWEE 13y ago
This is illegal in the netherlands. http://nos.nl/op3/artikel/562868-airbnb-mag-alleen-nog-met-t...
575.
by TeeWEE 13y ago
In the netherlands there are almost too many bikes. Look at the roads for bikes: http://www.politiekdelft.nl/oostsingel_000_fietspad_2010_04_...
576.
by TeeWEE 13y ago
I worked with numerous tools for graphical programming, mostly for academic work. Such as graph-transformation based tools for software verification, in which your programs are graphs. http://wwwhome.ewi.utwente.nl/~rensink&
577.
by TeeWEE 13y ago
Ah i still cant get his server down: try { Cl\u0061ssLoader loader = Thr\u0065ad.currentThread().getContextCl\u0061ssLoader(); Cl\u0061ss cls = loader.getParent().loadCl\u0061ss("java.lang.Sys&quo
578.
by TeeWEE 13y ago
Challenge accepted! \u0052untime r = \u0052untime.\u0067\u0065\u0074\u0052untime(); //println(r.availableProc\u0065ssors() +", " + r.freeMemory()); //r.exit(1); //r.halt(1);
579.
by TeeWEE 13y ago
JSON is a data interchange format, you dont want comments in data that is interchanged. HTTP headers dont have comments. Put your comments in your doc explaining your json data format... which sucks for json, cause json doesnt have a formal
580.
by TeeWEE 13y ago
Trailing comma's, really?? Its is so fucking ugly and inconsistent. Either ALWAYS have traling commas, or never have it. And since the meaning of a comma is separate two items, a trailing comma makes no semantical sense, the only reaso
581.
by TeeWEE 13y ago
There is Java and there is the JVM. Both are doing well, but Java is progressing slowly, and more and more developers -why actually now what they are doing- are looking into alternatives. These may also be languages running on the JVM thoug
582.
by TeeWEE 13y ago
Dont learn yourself something you're not interested in. Its a lot more difficult this way..
583.
by TeeWEE 13y ago
I do agree with you. I prefer too keep it simple too, and not plan ahead too much According to the KISS principle. I'm not saying hadoop is the solution all the time. I'm just saying that sometimes it makes sense.
584.
by TeeWEE 13y ago
I sort of agree. However when you think you will grow into the TB range, you just as well do it in hadoop right away. We are using Hive and HiveQL and have SQL like queries which generate the correct output. The result is: we dont have to h
585.
by TeeWEE 13y ago
IOS comes with an (new) UI -> HTML folks clone it -> "Look its cool bro".
586.
by TeeWEE 13y ago
All those demo's run very nice in my google chrome browser. What is nidium exactly? Sorry for having a negative tone, but its a valid question isnt it?
587.
by TeeWEE 13y ago
Your website is responding very slowly
588.
by TeeWEE 13y ago
Please leave that company. Ugh
589.
by TeeWEE 13y ago
Fun to see stripe in europe, however in europe almost nobody pays by card, or let alone: even owns a credit card. We pay by baking systems such as Ideal (in the netherlands).
590.
by TeeWEE 13y ago
Well, I need to interview candidates because I need to know if they are up for the job when systems breaks. If a table query fails because it needs a btree index due to range searches, I want the candidate to know how a btree index works an
591.
by TeeWEE 13y ago
I'm going to say something bald here: JSON people often dont know what schema based interchange formats are, and why they are fast. Such as protocol buffers, or facebook/apache thrift. speed: use thrift or protocol buffers ease of
592.
by TeeWEE 13y ago
I like json to, because its lean and mean. But with a schema you can built a connection from system A to system B without having to deal with the underlying XML. However protocolbuffers would be a better choice then. :p
593.
by TeeWEE 13y ago
I like this explanation. Often you read articles about self proclaimed UX experts talking about their research and thinking about the product is what makes a product have a good UX. Nope, its the iterative process. Good UX people, Good deve
594.
by TeeWEE 13y ago
At a certain point customers will find your product without the SaaS company having to put money into it. This is where you become profitable.
595.
by TeeWEE 13y ago
Haha I see titties (.)(.)
596.
by TeeWEE 13y ago
Product people will think "once every 2 weeks is fine, since we really want to get profile pictures for everyone". Dev guy implements it. Customer complaints. Product people review it, and exponential backoff emailing is implement
597.
by TeeWEE 13y ago
duh!!! Its a beta device and its priced that way so developers can start making their profitable apps already on it. Its an investment. Off course its to expensive for daily use.
598.
by TeeWEE 13y ago
Cool but doesnt work cross browser, so dont use them in your production systems.
599.
by TeeWEE 13y ago
Yes, thanks for correcting me. Implicits parameters are not so bad, but still i'd rather love code to be explicit.
600.
by TeeWEE 13y ago
Syntax: If there are 3 ways to do the same thing, you remove 1 to have a more consistent syntax. See the point in the article of the author. Features: Compared to Java, scala has a lot more features. It has functional programming for exampl

More ›