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   by aasasd 8y ago

   A Java bro told me they have lots of pain with version conflicts, since Java world is so reliant both on tons of libraries and on strict interfaces. Apparently there's something called 'dependency shading' to overcome this is
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   by aasasd 8y ago

   Books with denser technical content get difficult in the audio form, though it's probably a matter of habit―but generally audiobooks are a great way to consume narrative material: I think I got through around thirty books in the past s
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   by aasasd 8y ago

   To me it seems that modern apps don't really stay frozen in the background like it was ten years ago, at least not on Mac. Something always keeps bubbling up in the process manager. Especially, JS GUIs seem to constantly occupy the CPU
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   by aasasd 8y ago

   > Most applications can usually handle a maximum of 8 threads efficiently I just wonder if I'm in the minority running more than one app at a time. Specifically, a dozen apps that are never closed and just stay in the background unt
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   by aasasd 8y ago

   Eeeh, this seems like a far fetched interpretation of the principle. The dbm library, for one, was around since '79,and I'd guess Ken Thompson would adhere to the principles instead if they were so pervasive.
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   by aasasd 13y ago

   so? did something change since April 2011 that you suddenly post this?