Uchikoma

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by Uchikoma 14y ago
I stand to this quote, Joe Armstrong has no documented OO experience (OO development for some years, development of an OO language etc.) and is quoted as an expert on the topic of classes. None of the people who have voted down all my comme
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by Uchikoma 14y ago
@thezilch: My understanding from the article was that the poster wanted to deliver without load to his server, settled with 2 servers in NL and was not in for the CDN part.
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by Uchikoma 14y ago
The mentioned leaseweb is indeed cheaper $95 for a 100TB server, around $550 for an unmetered 1gbit server.
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by Uchikoma 14y ago
Hetzner is around $200 for 100TB with 1gbit.
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by Uchikoma 14y ago
Could someone explain the reply from "Matthew Prince" to me? They turned it off due to an attack and would turn it on again if upgraded to business ($200/mo). Does this mean turn it on while under attack would cost, and after the attack wou
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by Uchikoma 14y ago
You're right!
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by Uchikoma 14y ago
(as a side note, your argument does not make logical sense. Designing A does not make me an expert in B.) I do not "insist" that he is a "dilettante", I question people on this thread quoting him as an expert on OO as there without showing
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by Uchikoma 14y ago
Extensive experience? About Java: "I tried Java" About C++: "I saw C++ coming and read the book - or at least tried to read the book - there's a dent in the wall behind my piano, where the book hit the wall" About Smalltalk: "I learnt (with
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by Uchikoma 14y ago
I'm not aware of Joe Armstrong having extensive OO experience - either as a programmer or a language designer. Could you fill me in? Perhaps the picture I have is completely wrong. Erlang is from 1986. Did he gather extensive OO experience
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by Uchikoma 14y ago
15 (?) years late ;-)
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by Uchikoma 14y ago
I've come to love Scala case classes: case class Foo(bar: String, foo: String = "hello") new Foo(bar = "Hey there") new Foo(foo = "Hey there", bar = "Hello") new Foo("Hey there")
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by Uchikoma 14y ago
As Java was mentioned. The Java API is very nice, but there is a layer missing on top. The Java API was written with a early 90s mindset and got most users after 2000. This goes for most Java APIs. IO, Swing, ... The idea is to have LEGO bu
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by Uchikoma 14y ago
Love it when people write about OO without OO experience.
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by Uchikoma 14y ago
Just wow
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by Uchikoma 14y ago
There are inherent problems which are not Java specific. Your app would need to have very few rights for starters, the sandbox should be as small as possible (like browser/JS). If you have different permissions and a complex sandbox with a
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by Uchikoma 14y ago
I've read the article, I agree with the HTML5/JS premise, but I still do not understand Firefox OS.
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by Uchikoma 14y ago
> I would rather take a web based on open APIs and rich clients (running native code) than the kludges we have today. I won't. Installing native apps for everything I do? When I can just go to a app website and use it? I have no intenti
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by Uchikoma 14y ago
"Except for the ultra-wealthy 0.0001%ers, it is as close to a true meritocracy it has ever been because the ones with merit rise to the top." The article seems to contradict that: "Using one-generation measures of social mobility—how much a
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by Uchikoma 14y ago
"What we actually have in the US is some degree of social mobility within the middle class." The article seems to contradict that: "Using one-generation measures of social mobility—how much a father’s relative income influences that of his
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by Uchikoma 14y ago
With "general public" you mean "computer savvy people who know about number bases and binary in particular" while the "general public" gets on with 1000 GiB = 1 TiB.
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by Uchikoma 14y ago
The switch - although not in my head - came when more people got computers, cameras and iPods, being exposed to storage compared to computers, where they didn't care or know. People care about storage since the store large amounts of mp3 an
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by Uchikoma 14y ago
Wow, such a long article, about essentially nothing. About the 2 or 10 base, yes I think it's stupid (living 30yrs with the 2 base) but thats the way it is. MS reports GiB and Apple report GB, so it's wrong to claim both Apple and MS report
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by Uchikoma 14y ago
So you disagree that this is a classical example of conflicting interests?
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by Uchikoma 14y ago
Waiting for BroSQL.
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by Uchikoma 14y ago
First hit for googling "R api" is "Writing R Extensions". Looks pretty easy googling for R to me.
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by Uchikoma 14y ago
Like their (hidden) takeover of Nokia (money + people).
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by Uchikoma 14y ago
The HP study is not a study of the Munich situation. HP takes very different assumptions without any inside or detailed knowledge than the Munich IT stuff (who should know). It's more a hypothetical case study than some real study based on
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by Uchikoma 14y ago
I'd buy too!
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by Uchikoma 14y ago
Does it compared to VIM? Or compared to what? Edlin? cat "myline" >> MyFile.py ?
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by Uchikoma 14y ago
I think the ST author subscribes to the "you need to pay money if I upgrade the major version number"

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