Uchikoma

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by Uchikoma 14y ago
Downplaying burnout of mixing burnouts with boredom, or exhaustion gives the wrong impression. Most people that think they had some kind of burnout if they are not motivated or exhausted is plain wrong. If you had serious depression going w
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I have this odd opinion: Some people can program, and some can't. From my FizzBuzz tests while recruiting in Germany I think 30% of Java developers with years of experience in their CV can't program. So there are some designers that can pro
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Best light gun game: Virtua Cop (Saturn)
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I wished for years for Java to determine "implements interface" by method checking not the way it does it currently. And while Scala has "structural typing" I'd also wish it would implement it the way Go does not with explicit methods.
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Came to the same conclusion for Scala after some clicks :-) http://www.stack-ed.com/#tag/scala
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If Skype was part of a Microsoft social network, yes. Would you say you are inactive on Facebook if you use Facebook chat with colleagues? Facebook video conferencing?
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Excellent, would use it (the backend stuff), would need to be in the EU though :-(
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After 3 years of SBT for Scala development, which plainly does not work, b/c SBT developers do not like simplicity (the irony!) and are more interested in doing cool stuff than stuff that works, I'm only a small push away from going back to
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by Uchikoma 14y ago
Maven just works and if you stay within it's intent, it does it's job. We use Maven with Bamboo for continuous integration and it just works. We play with the idea to move to Gradle b/c it's more powerful, but the effort is non trivial and
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I thought Maven was a build tool, shouldn't your continuous integration system put code into Gerrit? We use Maven and it just works. We play with the idea to move to Gradle, but the effort is non trivial and the real benefits not clear. We
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Most of these vulnerabilities are break outs of the security manager. A lot of other VMs do not have security managers ("think of eval").
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Thanks.
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Could you elaborate what 'real-world' means to you in this context? Millions of users, hundreds of servers, a personal blog? 'Real-world' is often a very broad term with a huge likelihood of misunderstandings.
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I might underestimate what it takes to run a server, and what Heroku brings to the table, I'll grant you that. Taking another of my hats, the CTO of a million-user business hat, I still don't know what TCO wise the cloud/Heroku brings to th
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That's the point, I've been running servers for 10 years with iptables and apt-get knowledge. There is no "ten years of experience running your own server." My hypothesis is that everything interesting that happens to servers is not covered
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by Uchikoma 14y ago
I'm running a Hetzner server for 10yrs now. Debian, now Ubuntu. I've installed Redis, Nginx and some other stuff with apt-get and have an basic iptables setup. Could you detail what I would not need to do when I'd chose Heroku? What "expert
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by Uchikoma 14y ago
This is where Ars lost all credibility: "Files and folders, therefore, are encrypted with symmetric encryption. Symmetric encryption means the same key is used to encrypt and decrypt your data; this is less secure than asymmetric encryption
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35 years in prison.
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by Uchikoma 14y ago
Hi, the author here. I've been doing some landing pages with SEO checking in my spare time. I often forgot to check SEO in the end, did SEO unfriendly changes and was not aware of them for some time. Being a programmer I thought immediate (
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Every employee deserve the same respect, including the CEO and the cleaning staff.
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Reading the quotes, I can't see "assholes" - and there are some on HN. A con is "OH, runs only on MS plattforms" compared to Python,Ruby,Java/Clojure/Scala,Node and mostly everything else. Not sure why he can't see this as a legitimate prob
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by Uchikoma 14y ago
There was a Scifi book series in my childhood, that really impacted my thinking: Commander Brandis. They needed to evacuate Europe, introduced prios for people, in the end the military just shot everyone trying to get evacuated and evacuate
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It would help your argument if you cite misleading, plain wrong, out of context or misinformed parts of the article to make your point.
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Yes, I wonder what language features monads as a pattern to solve certain problems are a replacement for.
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I had 2 problems in 10yrs with Hetzner, very very few.
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Just being curious - checking for Germany: "If you would like to obtain a D&B D-U-N-S Number for your business, please complete and submit the form below. Companies based in Germany will receive their D&B D-U-N-S® Number within five
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"£500.000 Still Needed for Elite Dangerous for Mac"?
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Title misleading? "If we reach £1.4 million in funding through the Kickstarter project, we will release a Mac version of the game around 3 months after the initial Windows PC release." £989,339 pledged of £1,250,000 goal
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From my experience: Too much == (sarcasm > 0)

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