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by Tomek_ 16y ago
There is only one good code coverage number and it's "100". If you aim for 100% code coverage then it really helps make your code better as you must test all the parts, not only the easy ones - that forces you to write code that's easier to
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by Tomek_ 16y ago
Maybe it's only me but TabCandy/Panorama feels slow and clumsy, and there's too much mouse clicking/moving involved in operating it (or so it seems after 5 minute of trying it, maybe a matter of getting used to/discovering keyboard shortcut
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by Tomek_ 16y ago
This, plus, for example Scala appears in "others" like 4 or 5 times, why not put it together? Also, why no relation between language and text editor and IDE?
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by Tomek_ 16y ago
Please name at least 5 of them.
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by Tomek_ 16y ago
- Nope, in PHP you don't generally put code in the web root. - PHP and generally all the frameworks based on PHP are strongly encouraging putting code outside of the web root. Just take a look at directory structures in Zend Framework (
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by Tomek_ 16y ago
evercookies to the rescue then ( http://samy.pl/evercookie/ ).
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by Tomek_ 16y ago
My mom did the same, except she called using Skype :)
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by Tomek_ 16y ago
Certainly better than their previous attempts: http://www.thedailyshow.com/watch/mon-february-28-2011/the-b...
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by Tomek_ 16y ago
Not denying it, both projects have slightly different goals. But since some people reading this discussion might consider switching from MySQL to Drizzle it doesn't hurt to present them other options, which in some cases might suit them bet
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by Tomek_ 16y ago
Remember there is also MariaDB, quote from they webpage: MariaDB is a database server that offers drop-in replacement functionality for MySQL. MariaDB is built by some of the original authors of MySQL, with assistance from the broader comm
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by Tomek_ 16y ago
Javascript, validity depends on how exactly do you define conditions and loops: var items = []; var rec = function(item) { var func = []; func[true] = function(item) { items.push(item); [item-1].map(rec); }; func[fal
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by Tomek_ 16y ago
- Make it possible to use it without touching/seeing/knowing of existence of terminal at all. That means, for example, that it would be possible to install all the essential programs and tools (Firefox, Chrome, Opera, Flash, audio/video cod
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by Tomek_ 16y ago
that scripting language is Perl or PHP?
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by Tomek_ 16y ago
It's a great book but one has to note that not everything there is "how things should be done" these days, Crockford himself has changed his mind on some of the things he wrote there. Take this as for example: http://www.bolinfest.com/java
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by Tomek_ 16y ago
It's basically the same thing, closure is the name of the game here. Your solution is probably a bit more costly for memory though.
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by Tomek_ 16y ago
The breakout thing was being featured in UK iTunes store. They claim it was due to being popular in smaller markets first, Apple did take a notice of that and put them to "feature list" in UK ( http://onsoftware.en.softonic.com/interview-an
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by Tomek_ 16y ago
CLIs are nice once you remember commands to use them and usually devs have more important things to do than to learn another set of commands.
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by Tomek_ 16y ago
You can watch lots of movies in few minutes.
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by Tomek_ 16y ago
I imagine that if you use it for professional purposes you still have to pay, Pro version that comes with, for example, ability to export to other formats, costs around 500$.
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by Tomek_ 16y ago
But it has an interface that no one undestands
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by Tomek_ 16y ago
I don't really agree with the main point of that post (c'mon, why care so much?) but it was good read nonetheless just for the fact that it reminded me how awesome science is. Almost makes me want to go back to school.
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by Tomek_ 16y ago
Just checked and actually the latest news are not that bad: http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/7756acd4-1cdf-11e0-8c86-00144feab4... http://www.advisorone.com/article/spain-italy-sell-bonds-str... But debt of 120% of GDP is still scary.
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by Tomek_ 16y ago
In short: yes.
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by Tomek_ 16y ago
It depends, sometimes it is laziness, sometimes it's because of money problems, sometimes it's strictly cultural thing - I know a 31 years old guy who after a year of living alone decided to go back to live with his parents, just because it
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by Tomek_ 16y ago
Worth to note that it's not Europe that is the problem, it's Italy. I absolutely love that country for many things, but business/economical-wise it is really screwed, and latests news that come from there, about national debt and such, draw
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by Tomek_ 16y ago
Actually I agree, I'm rather against giving programmers ability to extend native objects at free will, but I'm still for strings being objects in PHP, or even having "everything-is-an-object" approach there.
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by Tomek_ 16y ago
It might be like that but the point of my original post was that the correctness of the GT job was verified by native Spanish speakers (one might say it's a sort of a Turing test), not that my Spanish was bad so I thought translations are d
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by Tomek_ 16y ago
Well, that's quite obvious, Google Translate is not perfect, e.g. overuses "Usted/Ustedes" or often gets lost when there's a lot of pronouns and missed "yo", "tu", "el", but: a) with a little big of knowledge about the language and bit of e
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by Tomek_ 16y ago
You're wrong. "Not too great" doesn't mean I had completely no idea about the language, I was able to spot most obvious mistakes or strange constructions in the translation . Plus, 1,5 year later my Spanish is much better and I still think
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by Tomek_ 16y ago
They are but there is a world of difference between "don't worry, your Spanish is OK, I understand what you mean" and "I thought you know the language because your e-mails were written in perfect Spanish".

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