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by agentgt 10y ago
I only have about a month experience but the real issue is you have to do a lot of things manually that are done automatically in other systems like Cassandra. Particularly rollups and stream like things. That is you have to do the rollups
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by agentgt 10y ago
I'm fairly certain most experts can tell the difference and not all experts are for prescribing medicine either (I believe John Ratey is fairly against it). Being disobedient does not mean ADHD (and of course the inverse) and there dif
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by agentgt 10y ago
Packer + Docker + custom cloud elastic stuff. You can use docker compose and swarm but at some point you need to interface with how the cloud offering does elastic scaling (for example google has instance groups and deploy templates). I hav
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by agentgt 10y ago
I actually the more I see or hear Trump the more I empathize with his plight. Like Howard Stern I'm concerned the presidency will do serious mental harm to him. Trump has what best can be called a serious addiction to praise. It his ha
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by agentgt 10y ago
How long of a line are we talking here? Most coding standards are 80-120 with maybe some at 140. If you are say 4 levels deep the additional characters used over 2 spaces is 8 characters. You got whopping 8 additional characters to make an
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by agentgt 10y ago
Yes but like I said before long lines is an extremely easy thing to fix in most PLs (ignoring config of course). You can refactor code so that the line is not as long but you can't refactor indention spacing.
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by agentgt 10y ago
Let me guess... It is hard for you to read long lines or your monitor isn't big enough? You might call that an accessibility thing right? You get what I'm getting at. You traded one accessibility that is fairly easy to fix (at wor
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by agentgt 10y ago
I don't consider myself a huge code style pusher but when I see two space indentation I have to really ask... seriously... why???!!! Its funny to me because the languages where you get massive nesting you almost want greater indentatio
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by agentgt 10y ago
> While Java kind of outsourced it to third party JDK vendors due to Sun's attitude against AOT compilation, oh well at least Java 9 will bring the first steps towards support it. I'm just curious. How would AOT improve Java&#x
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by agentgt 10y ago
If you are not using reusable bags when going to the grocery store (or any store) please attempt to try it. It absolutely amazing how many more groceries you can put in a reusable bag over a plastic or paper bags. So at the bare minimum it
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by agentgt 10y ago
I live and walk along the Charles river and over the last couple of decades Boston and surrounding towns have been actively trying to keep the river and the river walk clean. Despite all the signs I still have seen people pick up their dogs
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by agentgt 10y ago
Interesting. There was a project a while back that offered async through netty but it was trying to do everything async (ie not follow the JDBC spec). This project appears to follow the JDBC spec and thus is synchronous with the exception o
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by agentgt 10y ago
Basically replace "Go" in that article with "Java 8". Java 8 makes for a much stronger argument for their situation considering they wouldn't have needed to rewrite any of the Scala code. The author of the article a
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by agentgt 10y ago
> How do i know how this call chain behaves in production? > Where's all the logical exit branches from this for error recovery? Is this properly null checking if required? I see this in python and javascript all the time. This s
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by agentgt 10y ago
> Don't get me wrong, I want it to succeed since I agree it has a really nice mix of features.. I just have my doubts given its track record so far. While I agree... Javascript is also just as old and arguably more fragmented (with
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by agentgt 10y ago
I use the OCaml utop REPL as my day to day calculator (booting up excel gets old). I honestly think it has the best REPL.
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by agentgt 10y ago
There is overlap and there sort of has to be because of the memory model and reflection if I recall correctly. Certainly the documentation could be more pithy though.
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by agentgt 10y ago
The language complexity comparison based on the number of pages in the spec is incredibly not useful and disingenuous. The Java specification is actually a fairly good specification and also covers a great deal of the runtime (of which Scal
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by agentgt 10y ago
We had to learn this the hard way. We have many of the data/services the article mentions and while we still use them when ever it gets massive we actually will go back to Postgresql. For example for our internal analytics/logs&#x
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by agentgt 10y ago
The only thing I have against tag manager is the documentation is sort of confusing. That is to manually setup GTM is pretty painful. Luckily most CMS have plugins.
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by agentgt 10y ago
GitHub is far more intrusive than SourceForge (don't get me wrong on quality though... SF is a piece of crap). Remember GitHub has a lot of people's credit cards! Even Facebook doesn't have that. GitHub could easily some day
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by agentgt 10y ago
Like I said I don't argue with merits of github greatly widening the audience but I like said in other sibling threads github is more than just the source control itself: it is bugs, content, workflow, etc. I guess I'm just becomi
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by agentgt 10y ago
It is hardly trivial to move off. Bugs would have to be migrated, links updated, documentation, automated build systems, workflow as well as user remapping. While not being Mercurial is one thing it is really more about being on GitHub that
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by agentgt 10y ago
I must have missed some things but they not only switched repository formats they moved the central to github [1]. All opensource projects on github is centralization in my book creates unfair leverage that github has and will have. For peo
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by agentgt 10y ago
This is a little disappointing for several reasons. I understand the merits of GitHub but I really wish Python at least stuck with Mercurial repository and some decentralization. It's especially sad because Mercurial is just now starti
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by agentgt 10y ago
I have owned many of those books at various times in my life (either because of school or I borrowed it errr accidentally stole it from work). The only book I have kept and refuse to part with is the Kernighan + Ritchie book (and I'm n
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by agentgt 10y ago
I have seriously considered open sourcing my companies framework but just don't have the time. We have an awesome message bus that will route messages to AMQP, zeromq or Kafka and you can convert the returned messages into futures (gua
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by agentgt 10y ago
I do not recall the manufacture but it was a very small white pill (I have seen the extract pills you might be referring to which are reddish). I just don't think I can try the experiment again but I'm fairly sure it was the yohim
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by agentgt 10y ago
Yes that is correct. The only reason why I sort of take issue with it is being grouped with people that are bouncing of the wall. That is during elementary school I was grouped with kids that had ADD/ADHD for some counselors/teach
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by agentgt 10y ago
As another commenter alluded to I was referring to the crash or hangover. As for withdrawal I don't think I have ever felt it with nicotine but it might be because I just don't ever do enough (the most pieces of gum I have had in

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